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'''Tyrell Boyd vs. Cristian Fuentes Flores''' 
'''Date:''' December 12, 2026 
'''Venue:''' Patapsco Arena, Baltimore, Maryland, USA 
'''Division:''' Middleweight 
'''Scheduled rounds:''' 10 
'''Promoter:''' James Hogan (Ponytail Promotions Inc.) 
'''Commission:''' Maryland State Athletic Commission 

== Championships ==
* Universal Boxing Federation All Americas Middleweight Championship
* Universal Boxing Federation International Middleweight Championship
* Universal Boxing Federation Inter-Continental Middleweight Championship

== Bout Preview ==
Tyrell "Iron Soldier" Boyd (20-1) is scheduled to face undefeated Guatemalan boxer Cristian Fuentes Flores (11-0) in a ten-round middleweight contest with three UBF championships at stake.

Boyd enters the contest following his first professional defeat, seeking to return to winning form. Fuentes Flores looks to extend his unbeaten record to twelve victories and hand Boyd a second consecutive loss.

== Event Information ==
Doors are scheduled to open at 4:30 p.m., with the first bout beginning at 5:00 p.m. local time. Patapsco Arena is located at 3301 Annapolis Road, Baltimore, Maryland 21230.

== External Links ==
* [https://www.ubfboxing.com/official-ubf-press-releases/boyd-vs-fuentes-flores-three-ubf-titles Universal Boxing Federation official bout announcement]

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2026-10-31T12:42:27Z

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'''Michael Oleschak''' is a German professional boxer and the [[Universal Boxing Federation]] (UBF) European Light Heavyweight Champion. Oleschak captured the vacant championship on October 10, 2026, defeating Finland's Mike Joensuu by first-round knockout.

In addition to his professional boxing career, Oleschak has used his public platform to raise awareness of fathers' rights and the importance of fathers maintaining meaningful relationships with their children.

== Professional Boxing Career ==

Oleschak made his professional boxing debut on March 23, 2019, defeating Tobias Schell by knockout in Schwanebeck, Germany.

His professional career has included appearances in Germany and Montenegro, where he developed experience through a combination of knockout victories and decision wins.

During his early career, Oleschak recorded victories over Marcel Sobczak, Reda Amine, Siddarth Pulapalli and Marius Mertig.

On May 14, 2022, he defeated Yesilat Berkta by technical knockout in Espelkamp, Germany.

On April 29, 2023, Oleschak defeated Martin Boskovic by unanimous decision in Huckelhoven-Ratheim, Germany. He followed this with a technical knockout victory over Kenan Hamzic in Tuzi, Montenegro, on August 18, 2023.

== Career Development ==

Oleschak continued his professional career in 2025, recording victories against several opponents as he worked toward a European championship opportunity.

On February 16, 2025, he defeated Mario Obenauer on points in Cologne, Germany.

On May 31, 2025, Oleschak earned another points victory, defeating Aleksandar Kuvac in Dreieich, Germany.

On November 9, 2025, he defeated Serhii Ksendzov by unanimous decision in Essen, Germany.

These appearances provided further professional experience ahead of his 2026 UBF European Championship bout.

== UBF European Light Heavyweight Championship ==

On October 10, 2026, Oleschak faced Finnish professional boxer Mike Joensuu for the vacant [[Universal Boxing Federation]] European Light Heavyweight Championship.

Oleschak secured the championship by knocking out Joensuu at 1:59 of the opening round.

The first-round knockout earned Oleschak his first UBF European Championship and represented a major milestone in his professional boxing career.

A contemporary boxing-results report listed his record following the victory as 16 wins, no defeats and 12 knockouts.

The victory brought Oleschak recognition as a UBF European titleholder in the 175-pound light heavyweight division.

== Advocacy for Fathers' Rights ==

Outside professional boxing, Oleschak has expressed an interest in raising public awareness of fathers' rights and the importance of the relationship between fathers and their children.

His advocacy focuses on encouraging greater recognition of fathers' involvement in family life.

The Universal Boxing Federation publicly acknowledged this commitment following his European championship victory.

UBF President Richard Spilotro congratulated Oleschak on winning the championship and expressed respect for his efforts to bring additional attention to fathers' rights.

Oleschak's championship achievement has provided an opportunity to bring wider attention to subjects that he considers important beyond professional boxing.

== UBF Championship Recognition ==

Following Oleschak's October 10, 2026 championship victory, Universal Boxing Federation President Richard Spilotro welcomed him into the organization's group of European champions.

Spilotro praised Oleschak's perseverance, commitment to his professional boxing career and interest in promoting awareness of fathers' rights.

The federation recognized the victory as an important achievement in Oleschak's career.

== Professional Boxing Highlights ==

* March 23, 2019: Professional boxing debut, defeating Tobias Schell by knockout in Schwanebeck, Germany.
* May 14, 2022: Defeated Yesilat Berkta by technical knockout.
* April 29, 2023: Defeated Martin Boskovic by unanimous decision.
* August 18, 2023: Defeated Kenan Hamzic by technical knockout in Montenegro.
* February 16, 2025: Defeated Mario Obenauer on points.
* May 31, 2025: Defeated Aleksandar Kuvac on points.
* November 9, 2025: Defeated Serhii Ksendzov by unanimous decision.
* October 10, 2026: Defeated Mike Joensuu by first-round knockout to win the vacant UBF European Light Heavyweight Championship.

== Titles Held ==

* '''Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) European Light Heavyweight Champion (2026)'''

== External Links ==

* [https://www.ubfboxing.com Universal Boxing Federation Official Website]
* [https://boxrec.com/en/titles BoxRec Championship Titles]
* [https://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=142159 October 2026 Boxing Results]
* [https://boxerlist.com/boxer/michael-oleschak/532511 Michael Oleschak Professional Boxing Results]

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2026-09-29T04:19:17Z

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‘’‘Tori Jovan Nelson’’’, better known as ‘’‘Tori “ShoNuff” Nelson’’’, is an American former professional boxer and multi-division world champion from Virginia. During a professional career spanning from 2010 to 2019, Nelson competed from welterweight through super middleweight and compiled a professional record of ‘’‘20 wins, 2 losses and 3 draws, with 4 wins by knockout’’’.

Nelson captured championships across multiple weight divisions and sanctioning organizations, including titles recognized by the [[World Boxing Council]] (WBC), Women’s International Boxing Association (WIBA), and [[Universal Boxing Federation]] (UBF). She became one of the most accomplished female champions in UBF history, winning UBF World championships at welterweight, super welterweight, middleweight and super middleweight.

In 2022, Nelson was inducted into the ‘’‘International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame’’’.

'''Tori Jovan Nelson''', better known as '''Tori "ShoNuff" Nelson''', is an American former professional boxer and multi-division world champion from Virginia. During a professional career spanning from 2010 to 2019, Nelson competed from welterweight through super middleweight and compiled a professional record of '''20 wins, 2 losses and 3 draws, with 4 wins by knockout'''.

Nelson captured championships across multiple weight divisions and sanctioning organizations, including titles recognized by the [[World Boxing Council]] (WBC), Women's International Boxing Association (WIBA), and [[Universal Boxing Federation]] (UBF). She became one of the most accomplished female champions in UBF history, winning UBF World championships at welterweight, super welterweight, middleweight and super middleweight.

In 2022, Nelson was inducted into the '''International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame'''.

== Profile ==

'''Name:''' Tori Nelson 
'''Birth name:''' Tori Jovan Nelson 
'''Nickname:''' "ShoNuff" 
'''Nationality:''' American 
'''Born:''' August 26, 1976 
'''Birthplace:''' South Hill, Virginia, United States 
'''Hometown:''' Ashburn, Virginia, United States 
'''Height:''' 5 ft 6 in (168 cm) 
'''Reach:''' 64 in (163 cm) 
'''Stance:''' Orthodox 
'''Division:''' Welterweight / Super Welterweight / Middleweight / Super Middleweight 
'''Professional record:''' 20-2-3 (4 KOs) 
'''Professional career:''' 2010-2019 

== Amateur career ==

Before turning professional, Nelson established herself in the Washington, D.C. amateur boxing scene.

She was a '''three-time Washington, D.C. Golden Gloves champion''' before entering the professional ranks.

Her amateur pedigree helped shape the durability, discipline and ring IQ that later became defining features of her professional career.

== Professional career ==

Nelson made her professional debut in 2010 and quickly developed into one of the most respected American female boxers of her era.

She remained undefeated through the first 20 bouts of her professional career, building a record of 17-0-3 before stepping into elite-level championship competition against some of the best fighters in women's boxing.

Known for her toughness, conditioning and ability to compete across several divisions, Nelson won world titles from welterweight to super middleweight and established herself as a major name in women's boxing.

== Universal Boxing Federation championship career ==

Nelson became one of the most accomplished female champions in the history of the [[Universal Boxing Federation]].

=== UBF World Welterweight Championship ===

On November 15, 2014, Nelson defeated '''Victoria Cisneros''' by unanimous decision over ten rounds to win the vacant:

* '''UBF World Female Welterweight Championship'''
* '''WIBA World Welterweight Championship'''

=== UBF World Super Welterweight Championship ===

On March 20, 2015, Nelson defeated '''Kita Watkins''' by unanimous decision to win the vacant:

* '''UBF World Female Super Welterweight Championship'''

=== UBF World Middleweight Championship ===

On June 20, 2015, Nelson again defeated '''Kita Watkins''' by unanimous decision to capture the vacant:

* '''UBF World Female Middleweight Championship'''

=== UBF World Super Middleweight Championship ===

On December 10, 2016, Nelson defeated '''Alicia Napoleon Espinosa''' by unanimous decision to win the vacant:

* '''UBF World Female Super Middleweight Championship'''
* '''WIBA World Super Middleweight Championship'''

With that victory, Nelson became a '''four-division UBF World champion'''.

=== Return to the UBF World Middleweight Championship ===

On December 1, 2018, Nelson defeated '''Sanna Turunen''' by unanimous decision to win the vacant:

* '''UBF World Female Middleweight Championship'''

This marked another UBF world-title victory in an already distinguished championship career.

== Major championship bouts ==

=== Claressa Shields ===

On January 12, 2018, Nelson faced undefeated two-time Olympic gold medalist [[Claressa Shields]] for the IBF and WBC female super middleweight titles.

Shields won the bout by unanimous decision, handing Nelson the first defeat of her professional career.

=== Christina Hammer ===

On June 22, 2018, Nelson challenged undefeated German champion [[Christina Hammer]] for the WBC and WBO female middleweight titles.

Hammer won by unanimous decision after ten rounds.

== Other notable opponents ==

During her career, Nelson faced and defeated or competed against several notable fighters, including:

* [[Mia St. John]]
* [[Kali Reis]]
* [[Arlene Blencowe]]
* [[Alicia Napoleon Espinosa]]
* [[Sanna Turunen]]
* [[Claressa Shields]]
* [[Christina Hammer]]

== Championships and accomplishments ==

* '''UBF World Female Welterweight Champion'''
* '''UBF World Female Super Welterweight Champion'''
* '''UBF World Female Middleweight Champion'''
* '''UBF World Female Super Middleweight Champion'''
* '''WBC Female Middleweight Champion'''
* '''WIBA World Welterweight Champion'''
* '''WIBA World Middleweight Champion'''
* '''WIBA World Super Middleweight Champion'''
* '''International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame inductee (2022)'''

== Legacy ==

Tori Nelson is widely recognized as one of the most accomplished female fighters associated with the [[Universal Boxing Federation]].

Her success across multiple weight divisions, combined with major title wins and notable championship appearances, established her as one of the standout female champions of her generation.

Within UBF history, she holds a particularly important place as a '''four-division UBF World champion'''.

== Professional record summary ==

'''Total fights:''' 25 
'''Wins:''' 20 
'''Wins by knockout:''' 4 
'''Losses:''' 2 
'''Draws:''' 3 

== See also ==

* [[Universal Boxing Federation]]
* [[Claressa Shields]]
* [[Christina Hammer]]
* [[Mia St. John]]
* [[Kali Reis]]
* [[Alicia Napoleon Espinosa]]
* [[World Boxing Council]]
* [[Women's International Boxing Association]]

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== Amateur career ==

Before turning professional, Nelson established herself in the Washington, D.C.-area amateur boxing scene.

She became a ‘’‘three-time Washington, D.C. Golden Gloves champion’’’ before moving into the professional ranks.

Her amateur background helped establish the technical foundation and durability that would later characterize her professional career.

== Professional career ==

Nelson made her professional debut in 2010 and developed into one of the leading female fighters competing in the United States during the 2010s.

Throughout her career, Nelson was known for her durability, conditioning and ability to compete successfully across several weight divisions. She remained undefeated through the first 20 professional bouts of her career, accumulating a record of 17-0-3 before facing two-time Olympic gold medalist [[Claressa Shields]] in January 2018.

Nelson’s championship career included world-title victories at welterweight, super welterweight, middleweight and super middleweight.

== Early championship career ==

Nelson emerged as a world-level fighter during the early part of the 2010s.

She captured the ‘’‘WBC female middleweight championship’’’ and later collected WIBA championships in multiple divisions.

During this period, Nelson competed against and defeated a number of recognized female contenders and champions, establishing herself as an important figure in the growth of women’s professional boxing in the United States.

Among the notable fighters Nelson faced during her career were [[Mia St. John]], [[Kali Reis]], [[Arlene Blencowe]], [[Alicia Napoleon Espinosa]], [[Claressa Shields]] and [[Christina Hammer]].

== Universal Boxing Federation championship career ==

Nelson became closely associated with the [[Universal Boxing Federation]] during the middle portion of her career and won UBF World championships across four different weight divisions.

=== UBF World Welterweight Championship ===

On ‘’‘November 15, 2014’’’, Nelson faced ‘’‘Victoria Cisneros’’’ at the Patriot Center in Fairfax, Virginia.

Nelson won the bout by unanimous decision over ten rounds, capturing the vacant:

* ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) World Female Welterweight Championship’’’
* ‘’‘Women’s International Boxing Association (WIBA) World Welterweight Championship’’’

The victory gave Nelson another world championship and began a run in which she would collect UBF titles in several weight divisions.

=== UBF World Super Welterweight Championship ===

On ‘’‘March 20, 2015’’’, Nelson faced ‘’‘Kita Watkins’’’ at Martin’s West in Woodlawn, Maryland.

Nelson won a ten-round unanimous decision to capture the vacant:

* ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) World Female Super Welterweight Championship’’’

The victory made Nelson a UBF champion in a second weight division.

=== UBF World Middleweight Championship ===

Nelson again faced Kita Watkins on ‘’‘June 20, 2015’’’ at Martin’s West in Woodlawn, Maryland.

Nelson won another ten-round unanimous decision and captured the vacant:

* ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) World Female Middleweight Championship’’’

The championship represented Nelson’s third UBF World title in a different weight division.

=== UBF and WIBA World Super Middleweight Championships ===

On ‘’‘December 10, 2016’’’, Nelson faced undefeated contender ‘’‘Alicia Napoleon Espinosa’’’ at the ABC Sports Complex in Springfield, Virginia.

Nelson won by unanimous decision over ten rounds to capture the vacant:

* ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) World Female Super Middleweight Championship’’’
* ‘’‘Women’s International Boxing Association (WIBA) World Super Middleweight Championship’’’

The victory made Nelson a ‘’‘four-division UBF World champion’’’, having captured UBF championships at welterweight, super welterweight, middleweight and super middleweight.

== Claressa Shields bout ==

On ‘’‘January 12, 2018’’’, Nelson challenged two-time Olympic gold medalist [[Claressa Shields]] at the Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona, New York.

The bout was contested for the IBF and WBC female super middleweight championships.

Nelson entered the contest undefeated at ‘’‘17-0-3’’’.

Shields won the ten-round bout by unanimous decision, giving Nelson the first professional defeat of her career.

Despite the loss, Nelson became one of the experienced world champions who helped establish Shields’ early professional championship résumé.

== Christina Hammer bout ==

On ‘’‘June 22, 2018’’’, Nelson faced undefeated German world champion [[Christina Hammer]] at the Masonic Temple in Detroit, Michigan.

The contest was fought for Hammer’s WBC and WBO female middleweight championships.

Hammer won by unanimous decision after ten rounds.

The bout marked Nelson’s second professional defeat.

== Return to the UBF World Middleweight Championship ==

Nelson returned to winning form following the Hammer fight.

On ‘’‘August 4, 2018’’’, she defeated Tiffany Woodard by sixth-round technical knockout.

Nelson then faced Finnish boxer ‘’‘Sanna Turunen’’’ on ‘’‘December 1, 2018’’’ at the Entertainment and Sports Arena in Washington, D.C.

Nelson won the ten-round contest by unanimous decision and captured the vacant:

* ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) World Female Middleweight Championship’’’

The victory represented another UBF World championship for Nelson and returned her to championship status following her bouts with Shields and Hammer.

== Final professional bout ==

Nelson fought for the final time on ‘’‘September 14, 2019’’’ against Latasha Burton at the Dulles Sportsplex in Sterling, Virginia.

Nelson won by first-round technical knockout.

She finished her professional career with a record of:

‘’‘20 wins, 2 losses, 3 draws, 4 knockouts’’’

== Championships and accomplishments ==

=== Universal Boxing Federation ===

* ‘’‘UBF World Female Welterweight Champion’’’
** Defeated Victoria Cisneros – November 15, 2014
* ‘’‘UBF World Female Super Welterweight Champion’’’
** Defeated Kita Watkins – March 20, 2015
* ‘’‘UBF World Female Middleweight Champion’’’
** Defeated Kita Watkins – June 20, 2015
* ‘’‘UBF World Female Super Middleweight Champion’’’
** Defeated Alicia Napoleon Espinosa – December 10, 2016
* ‘’‘UBF World Female Middleweight Champion’’’
** Defeated Sanna Turunen – December 1, 2018

Nelson is recognized as a ‘’‘four-division UBF World champion’’’.

=== World Boxing Council ===

* ‘’‘WBC Female Middleweight Champion’’’

=== Women’s International Boxing Association ===

* ‘’‘WIBA World Middleweight Champion’’’
* ‘’‘WIBA World Welterweight Champion’’’
* ‘’‘WIBA World Super Middleweight Champion’’’

== Notable professional bouts ==

‘’‘Mia St. John’’’
Nelson defeated former world champion Mia St. John during her rise through the professional ranks.

‘’‘Arlene Blencowe’’’
Nelson defeated Australian contender Arlene Blencowe by split decision over ten rounds on September 27, 2014.

‘’‘Victoria Cisneros’’’
Nelson defeated Cisneros by unanimous decision on November 15, 2014 to capture the UBF and WIBA World welterweight championships.

‘’‘Kita Watkins’’’
Nelson defeated Watkins twice in 2015, first capturing the UBF World super welterweight title and later the UBF World middleweight championship.

‘’‘Alicia Napoleon Espinosa’’’
Nelson defeated the previously unbeaten Napoleon Espinosa by unanimous decision on December 10, 2016, winning the UBF and WIBA World super middleweight championships.

‘’‘Claressa Shields’’’
Nelson challenged Shields for the IBF and WBC female super middleweight championships on January 12, 2018. Shields won by unanimous decision.

‘’‘Christina Hammer’’’
Nelson challenged Hammer for the WBC and WBO female middleweight championships on June 22, 2018. Hammer won by unanimous decision.

‘’‘Sanna Turunen’’’
Nelson defeated Turunen by unanimous decision on December 1, 2018 to regain the vacant UBF World middleweight championship.

== Fighting style ==

Nelson fought from an orthodox stance and built much of her success around conditioning, physical strength, durability and sustained pressure.

Her ability to compete effectively across several divisions allowed her to capture championships ranging from welterweight through super middleweight.

Nelson was particularly known for her durability. She completed the distance against elite championship opponents including Claressa Shields and Christina Hammer and was never stopped during her 25-bout professional career.

== Hall of Fame ==

In ‘’‘2022’’’, Nelson was inducted into the ‘’‘International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame’’’.

The induction recognized her championship accomplishments and contributions to women’s professional boxing during a career that included multiple world championships and appearances against several prominent champions of her era.

== Legacy ==

Nelson’s career coincided with an important period in the expansion of women’s professional boxing.

Her championship résumé included titles across several weight divisions, while her appearances against fighters such as Claressa Shields and Christina Hammer connected her career with the generation of female boxers that helped move women’s boxing onto larger televised and championship platforms.

Within the history of the [[Universal Boxing Federation]], Nelson holds particular significance as a multi-division champion.

She captured UBF World championships in ‘’‘four different divisions’’’:

* Welterweight
* Super Welterweight
* Middleweight
* Super Middleweight

Her victories over Victoria Cisneros, Kita Watkins, Alicia Napoleon Espinosa and Sanna Turunen form one of the most extensive championship résumés by a female fighter associated with the organization.

== Professional record summary ==

‘’‘Total fights:’’’ 25
‘’‘Wins:’’’ 20
‘’‘Wins by knockout:’’’ 4
‘’‘Losses:’’’ 2
‘’‘Draws:’’’ 3

== See also ==

* [[Universal Boxing Federation]]
* [[Claressa Shields]]
* [[Christina Hammer]]
* [[Mia St. John]]
* [[Kali Reis]]
* [[Alicia Napoleon Espinosa]]
* [[Women’s International Boxing Association]]
* [[World Boxing Council]]

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‘’‘Tamer Mahgoub’’’, nicknamed ‘’’“The Persian Prince,”’’’ is a Romanian professional boxer based in [[Cluj-Napoca]], Romania. Competing primarily around the light-heavyweight division, Mahgoub began his professional career with five consecutive victories and became known locally for an aggressive, pressure-oriented fighting style.

==Professional career==

Mahgoub entered professional boxing without an extensive traditional amateur background. In November 2022, Romanian media covering the inaugural ‘‘Dracula Boxing Show’’ in Brașov identified Mahgoub as a Cluj-based boxer representing Romania. Former Romanian Boxing Federation vice-president Marcel Boboc stated at the event that Mahgoub had not followed the conventional amateur route before entering professional boxing.

Mahgoub began building his professional record during appearances in Romania and Germany.

On 17 June 2023, Mahgoub faced Bosnia and Herzegovina’s ‘’‘Stevo Babic’’’ at the Horia Demian Sports Hall in Cluj-Napoca. Competing at light heavyweight, Mahgoub stopped Babic at 1:26 of the opening round.

He returned less than a month later, traveling to Wiesbaden, Germany, where he faced ‘’‘Miladin Vranjes’’’ on 9 July 2023. Mahgoub again recorded an early stoppage, defeating Vranjes by first-round TKO.

On 31 August 2023, Mahgoub fought Georgian boxer ‘’‘Badri Gogichashvili’’’ at the Horia Demian Sports Hall in Cluj-Napoca. Mahgoub won by technical knockout 37 seconds into the second round.

These early performances established Mahgoub as a knockout-oriented prospect on the Romanian professional boxing circuit.

==Florian Fighting Championship==

On 24 May 2024, Mahgoub faced experienced Bosnian boxer ‘’‘Milos Janjanin’’’ at the Florian Fighting Championship event held at Sports Hall Gheorghe Tadici in Romania.

Unlike several of Mahgoub’s previous professional contests, the bout went the scheduled distance. Mahgoub won by unanimous decision after four rounds.

The victory brought his documented professional record to ‘’‘5–0, with four victories by knockout or technical knockout’’’. Romanian media subsequently reported that Mahgoub had won the Florian Fighting Championship promotional belt.

Mahgoub has trained in Cluj-Napoca under trainer ‘’‘Victor Puiu “Lupo”’’’.

==UBF title opportunity==

In May 2026, Mahgoub was announced for a championship bout sanctioned by the ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF)’’’.

Mahgoub was scheduled to face experienced Bosnian boxer ‘’‘Sladan Janjanin’’’ on 29 May 2026 as part of the ‘‘Transylvania Fighting Championship’’ at BT Arena in Cluj-Napoca.

The bout was promoted as a contest for a ‘’‘UBF championship belt’’’. Prior to the event, Romanian media listed Mahgoub with an undefeated professional record of ‘’‘5–0 with four stoppage victories’’’.

The scheduled championship appearance represented Mahgoub’s move from prospect-level competition into a title opportunity against a significantly more experienced opponent.

==Boxing style==

Mahgoub has generally competed as an offensive fighter who applies forward pressure and looks to work combinations at close and mid-range. His early professional career was characterized by quick stoppages, with four of his first five recorded victories coming inside the distance.

His victory over Milos Janjanin also demonstrated his ability to complete a scheduled bout and win on the judges’ scorecards.

==Professional record==

As documented entering his May 2026 UBF championship opportunity:

‘’‘5 wins – 0 losses – 0 draws (4 wins by KO/TKO)’’’

Notable professional victories include:

* ‘’‘Stevo Babic’’’ — TKO 1, 17 June 2023, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
* ‘’‘Miladin Vranjes’’’ — TKO 1, 9 July 2023, Wiesbaden, Germany
* ‘’‘Badri Gogichashvili’’’ — TKO 2, 31 August 2023, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
* ‘’‘Milos Janjanin’’’ — UD 4, 24 May 2024, Romania

==Personal and boxing profile==

‘’‘Nickname:’’’ The Persian Prince

‘’‘Nationality / representation:’’’ Romania

‘’‘Based in:’’’ Cluj-Napoca, Romania

‘’‘Height:’’’ 6 ft 0 in (183 cm)

‘’‘Reach:’’’ approximately 66.9 in (170 cm)

‘’‘Division:’’’ Light heavyweight

‘’‘Trainer:’’’ Victor Puiu “Lupo”

‘’‘Professional record entering May 2026:’’’ 5–0 (4 KO/TKO)

==Championships and distinctions==

* Florian Fighting Championship promotional title
* Undefeated through his first five documented professional bouts
* Four stoppage victories in his first five professional wins
* Scheduled UBF championship challenger against Sladan Janjanin, May 2026

==References==

* ‘‘Ziua de Cluj’’, “Tamer Mahgoub atacă centura UBF la Transylvania Fighting Championship,” 24 May 2026.
* BZC.ro, “Tamer Mahgoub atacă centura UBF, în unul dintre cele mai așteptate meciuri de la supergala Transylvania Fighting Championship,” May 2026.
* BZC.ro, “Tamer Mahgoub, victorie categorică la gala Florian Fighting Championship,” 26 May 2024.
* Tapology, Tamer Mahgoub vs. Stevo Babic, 17 June 2023.
* Tapology, Tamer Mahgoub vs. Miladin Vranjes, 9 July 2023.
* Tapology, Tamer Mahgoub vs. Badri Gogichashvili, 31 August 2023.
* Tapology, Tamer Mahgoub vs. Milos Janjanin, 24 May 2024.
* ‘‘Bună Ziua Brașov’’, coverage of the 2022 Dracula Boxing Show.

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'''Marius Antonietti''' (born '''Elvio Sergio Marius Antonietti'''; 5 April 1990), known as '''“Black”''', is a Romanian professional boxer. Born in Târgu Mureș, Romania.