Universum, Inkin and the land of the bums.

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Universum, Inkin and the land of the bums.

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Is this company the German equivalent of SN ?

I cant help but think, that Denis Inkin has pulled out to be another WBO paper chumpion.

They already have Zsolt Erdei and Sergiy Dzinziruk as WBO's chumpions fighting stiff's every week.... add in former WBO chumpion Felix Sturm and their 'inter continental' chumpion's like Ruslan Chagaev.

It wouldn't suprise me if Inkin had been falsely promised a trip to Cardiff for the WBO title shot or he was holding out for it to become vacant before fighting another highly ranked WBO bum, in Mario Veit again to win it himself.
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Re: Universum, Inkin and the land of the bums.

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G0mez wrote:Is this company the German equivalent of SN ?

I cant help but think, that Denis Inkin has pulled out to be another WBO paper chumpion.

They already have Zsolt Erdei and Sergiy Dzinziruk as WBO's chumpions fighting stiff's every week.... add in former WBO chumpion Felix Sturm and their 'inter continental' chumpion's like Ruslan Chagaev.

It wouldn't suprise me if Inkin had been falsely promised a trip to Cardiff for the WBO title shot or he was holding out for it to become vacant before fighting another highly ranked WBO bum, in Mario Veit again to win it himself.
With the way that allegedly and Boxingchat announced that Froch-Inkin was off, prior to us anoraks being aware of it, suggests to me that Warren has been a coont and agreed for JC to vacate the WBO title for Inkin. It shows that Warrens interest in the sport ends at the door of the SN offices.

If this is true it's a low trick even by Fwanks standards, who's already lower than a snakes belly in a wagonwheel track

These German cowboys definately seem to be the SN equivalent in a Parallel Universum.
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Post by Autobarn »

Definitely, Universum are the equivalent of Sports Network. In terms of bauble titles, safe shitty fights etc. However, Universum have definitely got more world champions than SN.

Yeah, it does look dodgy the way FWanky and BoringTwat were first to announce that Inkin had pulled out. Did they know before Mick Hennessy and Froch, I wonder?

I wonder if Inkin's disc will slip back in place for a vacant WBO title shot very very soon.

Got to say, David Haye and Andreas Kotelnik did the whole UK a favor by splattering the house fighters Macca and Rees, turning them into 2nd rate supporting acts!
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Sauerland aren't much better, either.
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Sauerland aren't much better, either.
Not much better. However, they did risk Yoan Pablo Hernandez & Marco Huck, they are sending Abraham to Florida to rematch Miranda at super middleweight and they are getting Povetkin ready to face Klitschko...no doubt if it all goes the way of Hernandez losing to Braithwaite in humiliating fashion and Huck getting destroyed by Cunningham, things will get less daring.

Have Sauerland got Sebastian Sylvester? I think he's mandatory to Sturm
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To disappoint you in scuppering your accusations, the WBC informed Warren and many others on Friday. Perhaps Hennessy is the one who should have told people first, including ITV and the Board of Control and maybe the fans.

I only asked if the rumour had any truth if you read my post!

For what it's worth Froch is entitled to be made #1 and Inkin fucked off but the situation had nothing to do with SN or anyone outside Germany.

Look out for Froch V Kessler next!
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Kessler will box Froch's ears off.
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Autobarn wrote:
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Sauerland aren't much better, either.
Not much better. However, they did risk Yoan Pablo Hernandez & Marco Huck, they are sending Abraham to Florida to rematch Miranda at super middleweight and they are getting Povetkin ready to face Klitschko...no doubt if it all goes the way of Hernandez losing to Braithwaite in humiliating fashion and Huck getting destroyed by Cunningham, things will get less daring.

Have Sauerland got Sebastian Sylvester? I think he's mandatory to Sturm
I believe so.

Regarding Abraham, I read on fight news that the IBF were looking to scupper the fight as he had a mandatory by the summer.
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boxingchat wrote:To disappoint you in scuppering your accusations, the WBC informed Warren and many others on Friday. Perhaps Hennessy is the one who should have told people first, including ITV and the Board of Control and maybe the fans.

I only asked if the rumour had any truth if you read my post!

For what it's worth Froch is entitled to be made #1 and Inkin fucked off but the situation had nothing to do with SN or anyone outside Germany.

Look out for Froch V Kessler next!
So Inkin didn't get injured, he just fvcked off?
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Post by whiskey »

nickd wrote:Kessler will box Froch's ears off.
Not according to Eric Teymour, Sergey Tatevosyan, Darren Barker and Brian Magee he wont.
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Yeah, but those guys are all crap.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

G0mez wrote:
nickd wrote:Kessler will box Froch's ears off.
Not according to Eric Teymour, Sergey Tatevosyan, Darren Barker and Brian Magee he wont.
There only saying that because Barker's his stablemate and other two are his victims who feel they must bow to their former opponent who beat them.
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Max Molyneux wrote:
G0mez wrote:
nickd wrote:Kessler will box Froch's ears off.
Not according to Eric Teymour, Sergey Tatevosyan, Darren Barker and Brian Magee he wont.
There only saying that because Barker's his stablemate and other two are his victims who feel they must bow to their former opponent who beat them.
If you think Erik is crap then you are deluded or have very unusual standards. Erik was easily EBU material if he hadn't had medical problems that kept him out of the ring.

Erik has no motive when he told me that Froch was the best person he had sparred with.... he is also well aware that sparring doesnt necessarily transfer to fight night performance.
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I didn't say he was crap and he only sparred with him not fight him In the ring. :roll:
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Barker's a top prospect who's had some quality sparring with Kessler and Froch.
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So what has happend with Inkin's ranking. From what I have read - he has moved from #1 to #2.... so what essentially is the difference?

If Calzaghe sticks around he must defend against Froch... but that is not likely - so won't it be Froch vs Inkin again for the WBC title?

Or have I read this wrong?
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stujones wrote:So what has happend with Inkin's ranking. From what I have read - he has moved from #1 to #2.... so what essentially is the difference?

If Calzaghe sticks around he must defend against Froch... but that is not likely - so won't it be Froch vs Inkin again for the WBC title?

Or have I read this wrong?
Think the WBC will knock Inkin back a fair bit. Seems they are rightly sympathetic to froch, making him the mandatory. We will surely see Inkin fighting for one of the other belts that Calzaghe is vacating. I believe he is rated by the WBO from that stoppage of Veit.

Calzaghe is still Ring champ so I won't be surprised if he uses that as his world title because that exempts him from any mandatory title defences. I mean, if you can't handpick the opponent, what's the point?
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Max Molyneux wrote:I didn't say he was crap and he only sparred with him not fight him In the ring. :roll:
sorry Max, that first paragraph was meant for Arbachakov!
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Re: Universum, Inkin and the land of the bums.

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Chambers2 wrote:
G0mez wrote:Is this company the German equivalent of SN ?

I cant help but think, that Denis Inkin has pulled out to be another WBO paper chumpion.

They already have Zsolt Erdei and Sergiy Dzinziruk as WBO's chumpions fighting stiff's every week.... add in former WBO chumpion Felix Sturm and their 'inter continental' chumpion's like Ruslan Chagaev.

It wouldn't suprise me if Inkin had been falsely promised a trip to Cardiff for the WBO title shot or he was holding out for it to become vacant before fighting another highly ranked WBO bum, in Mario Veit again to win it himself.
With the way that allegedly allegedly and Boxingchat announced that Froch-Inkin was off, prior to us anoraks being aware of it, suggests to me that Warren has been a coont and agreed for JC to vacate the WBO title for Inkin. It shows that Warrens interest in the sport ends at the door of the SN offices.

If this is true it's a low trick even by Fwanks standards, who's already lower than a snakes belly in a wagonwheel track
These German cowboys definately seem to be the SN equivalent in a Parallel Universum.
How dare you suggest such a thing!

It is exactly on a par with the other cnuty things Fwank does...allegedly allegedly!

Universum are the European wing of SN.

Did they promore that legendary hall of famer Sven Ottke?


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Post by DG. »

stujones wrote:So what has happend with Inkin's ranking. From what I have read - he has moved from #1 to #2.... so what essentially is the difference?

If Calzaghe sticks around he must defend against Froch... but that is not likely - so won't it be Froch vs Inkin again for the WBC title?

Or have I read this wrong?
Froch is Mandatory now, I do not think Inkin will get a straight shot due to backing out twice.

If he does, why would any 1 and 2 ranked fighter fight each other when they just have to back out and get a shot later?

Inkin may well be dropped out of the top 10 for this, if he goes for the supposedly soon to be vacated WBO, then he will be dropped altogether.

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Post by whiskey »

Im hearing it's curtains for Inkin & WBC ...
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does anyone know why Marco Huck and Felix Sturm changed their names? thanks
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Air Rodney wrote:does anyone know why Marco Huck and Felix Sturm changed their names? thanks


Marco Huck was originally called Filly Suck.

Felix Sturm was called Willy Wonka.





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Post by Mario »

DG. wrote:
Air Rodney wrote:does anyone know why Marco Huck and Felix Sturm changed their names? thanks


Marco Huck was originally called Filly Suck.

Felix Sturm was called Willy Wonka.





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You are absolutely hilarious mate! :TU:
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Post by DG. »

Mario wrote:
DG. wrote:
Air Rodney wrote:does anyone know why Marco Huck and Felix Sturm changed their names? thanks


Marco Huck was originally called Filly Suck.

Felix Sturm was called Willy Wonka.





:D
You are absolutely hilarious mate! :TU:



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