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Triple Title Event On The Horizon
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 17:49
by steve689
My good friend Freheit just informed me of a huge night of Boxing on 25th November with three titles at stake:
Vacant WBE European Youth Welterweight Title
Vacant EBF European Youth Welterweight Title
Vacant GBC Intercontinental Welterweight Title
Full details at
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=259022
Just wish i had KANAL AVRUPA TV

Re: Triple Title Event On The Horizon
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 19:17
by celticwarrior
steve689 wrote:My good friend Freheit just informed me of a huge night of Boxing on 25th November with three titles at stake:
Vacant WBE European Youth Welterweight Title
Vacant EBF European Youth Welterweight Title
Vacant GBC Intercontinental Welterweight Title
Full details at
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=259022
Just wish i had KANAL AVRUPA TV

This is what the sport needs, genuine title fights like this one to bring it back into the mainstream and full credit to KANAL AVRUPA TV for showing it. I bet they'll be a queue on the boxing torrents sites for this one.
I'm thinking of a road trip myself, can't afford to miss this one.
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 22:26
by Southpaw Stylist
LMFAO
That is quality....
Posted: 19 Aug 2005, 07:29
by THEBUTCH
Feel the sarcasm!
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Posted: 19 Aug 2005, 08:42
by steve689
Well Gereev is unbeaten at 5-0 so i would make him the slight favourite, however Karaka's 2-2 record shows he is ready for this multi title shot, should be a cracker.
Posted: 21 Aug 2005, 03:43
by jomothepure
Excellent news. But should there not be a Calzaghe-type disclaimer warning that the fight will only go ahead as long as Gereev manages to negociate tricky and durable light-middleweight Vaclav Bodack first?
GBC intercontinental title is particularly amusing, suggesting that there is actually a holder of the 'world title.' The GBC's the one run by the people of a.n.d. isn't it?
Posted: 21 Aug 2005, 04:37
by Freiheit
jomothepure wrote:GBC intercontinental title is particularly amusing, suggesting that there is actually a holder of the 'world title.' The GBC's the one run by the people of a.n.d. isn't it?
Since he doesnt list GBC on his site I doubt it. It will mean GBC will be world male sanctionbody #29. 16 female sanctionbodies so far.
Posted: 21 Aug 2005, 05:04
by Bard of Boxrec
Now I know my ABC, won't you come and fight with me?
Posted: 21 Aug 2005, 06:31
by jomothepure
Freiheit wrote:jomothepure wrote:GBC intercontinental title is particularly amusing, suggesting that there is actually a holder of the 'world title.' The GBC's the one run by the people of a.n.d. isn't it?
Since he doesnt list GBC on his site I doubt it. It will mean GBC will be world male sanctionbody #29. 16 female sanctionbodies so far.
Being sad, I have them all on a spreadsheet, with web adresses, year founded etc beside it where applicable. My current tally is 35
http://www.andworldboxing.com/gbc.htm
Posted: 11 Sep 2005, 06:08
by jomothepure
Gereev KO'd his previously unbeaten opponent last night to keep hopes of this mouth watering triple title match-up alive
Posted: 11 Sep 2005, 06:13
by steve689
That is good news, i await the main title event now next month.
Posted: 11 Sep 2005, 12:09
by force10
Gereev's record is unbelievable, it makes Butterbean's opposition look world-class.
I always thought the next step up for a prospect was to fight somebody with a winning record, but in Gereev's case it will be to fight somebody with a win.
Posted: 25 Oct 2005, 14:25
by jomothepure
One month to the day chaps. 25th of November it's gonna be happening. I'll barely have any hands left left alone fingernails.
Posted: 25 Nov 2005, 10:34
by jomothepure
Tonight is the night ladies and gentlemen.
Tonight is the night the WBE and EBF european youth welterweight titles are unified. We all know the GBC intercontinental title is just a meaningless title compared to the other two, but an important boost to the victor's GBC ranking nevertheless.
We need predictions, round by rounds, accounts of how this fight is going to change your lives, post-fight interviews, pre-fight interviews, during-fight interviews, Herbie Hide in the audience, a letter of challenge from Joe Calzaghe to the winner, bunting, confetti, anything else I've forgotten.
Gereev TKO TD DRAWS Karaka 17th round (karaka wins on silver goals rule.)

Posted: 25 Nov 2005, 10:41
by DavidPayne
I'm predicting one of them loses this on the scales.
Posted: 25 Nov 2005, 11:09
by Nels
Tonight is the night ladies and gentlemen.
Tonight is the night the WBE and EBF european youth welterweight titles are unified. We all know the GBC intercontinental title is just a meaningless title compared to the other two, but an important boost to the victor's GBC ranking nevertheless.
We need predictions, round by rounds, accounts of how this fight is going to change your lives, post-fight interviews, pre-fight interviews, during-fight interviews, Herbie Hide in the audience, a letter of challenge from Joe Calzaghe to the winner, bunting, confetti, anything else I've forgotten.
Gereev TKO TD DRAWS Karaka 17th round (karaka wins on silver goals rule.)
Best. Post. Evar...
Posted: 25 Nov 2005, 12:37
by jomothepure
Nels wrote:Tonight is the night ladies and gentlemen.
Tonight is the night the WBE and EBF european youth welterweight titles are unified. We all know the GBC intercontinental title is just a meaningless title compared to the other two, but an important boost to the victor's GBC ranking nevertheless.
We need predictions, round by rounds, accounts of how this fight is going to change your lives, post-fight interviews, pre-fight interviews, during-fight interviews, Herbie Hide in the audience, a letter of challenge from Joe Calzaghe to the winner, bunting, confetti, anything else I've forgotten.
Gereev TKO TD DRAWS Karaka 17th round (karaka wins on silver goals rule.)
Best. Post. Evar...
Thank you. But please don't call me Evar
Posted: 25 Nov 2005, 13:07
by Nels
Sorry dude. T'was merely a nod to the Simpsons' Comic Book Guy, who I resemble in more than my employment of n00b-esque colloquiallisms.
Great post though.
Posted: 25 Nov 2005, 13:14
by jomothepure
Nels wrote:Sorry dude. T'was merely a nod to the Simpsons' Comic Book Guy, who I resemble in more than my employment of n00b-esque colloquiallisms.
Great post though.
Not a problem, get you now :P
Posted: 25 Nov 2005, 16:12
by steve689
Any news on how this epic event ended up? I can't be arsed to look up the results

Could it be too far fetched to find someone who actually attended?!

Posted: 25 Nov 2005, 16:30
by states
steve689 wrote:Any news on how this epic event ended up? I can't be arsed to look up the results

Could it be too far fetched to find someone who actually attended?!

Has it even started yet? I was hoping for a round by round.

Posted: 25 Nov 2005, 17:14
by Manos de Oro
Settle down lads, the six minute ringwalks have just begun.
Posted: 26 Nov 2005, 14:02
by jomothepure
C'mon all you lucky KANAL AVRUPA TV patrons, don't keep us in suspense, what was the outcome?
Don't tell me it was cancelled, I think I couldn't bear it.
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Forget that, just seen the result has gone up. Gereev KO 1

class
Well now we know that Gereev can beat someone who has actually won a fight before I personally think he will be unstoppable. I'd suggest Judah-Tarver-Johnson (both of these together) - Byrd-Ruiz-Butterbean-Peter Buckley as a career path, finished off by challenging Plato for his UNIBOX international featherweight title
Posted: 26 Nov 2005, 14:27
by Freiheit
"Zapir Gereev won the inaugural EBF 147 lb title yesterday in Berlin with an eight round stoppage of Turk Mehmet Karaca. The show at the Columbia Club drew a full house of about 700 people."
Posted: 26 Nov 2005, 16:12
by My T Sharp
Freiheit wrote:"The show at the Columbia Club drew a full house of about 700 people."
Give it time...in a few years or so there will be thousands of people claiming to be there the night the inaugural EBF title was won.