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Fight:1853518

2013-12-26T23:43:02Z

Marco:

<fight>1853518</fight>

* Kubrat Pulev was the mandatory challenger for a shot at [[Wladimir Klitschko]]'s IBF World Heavyweight title at the time of this bout

* Fought for the IBF Intercontinental Heavyweight title. Pulev retains his regional title. Joey Abell was a late sub who took the bout on one week's notice for [[Sherman Williams]] who pulled out. Abell landed some good shots in the first round on Pulev, a slow starter. Pulev lacked power, as his right hand power shots and right hand jabs scored on Abell but did not do damage. Abell looked winded by the third round, however. Pulev used a jab to the body to drop Abell in the third and three more times in the fourth. Abell beat the counts, and even put Pulev down with a hook to the head for a flash knockdown when Abell caught Pulev off balance. Abell did not answer the bell for the fifth round. This is normally ruled a retirement.[[http://www.eastsideboxing.com/2013/kubrat-pulev-stops-late-sub-joey-abell-to-defend-his-ibf-intercontinental-title/]]

George Foreman vs. Axel Schulz

2012-12-07T23:58:20Z

Marco:

<fight>9420</fight>
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Heavyweight Title''' (Foreman defending) 
*'''[[WBU]] Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title) 
*'''Weights:''' Foreman 256 lbs, Schulz 221 lbs 
 
== Notes ==

- HBO unofficial ringside scorer Harold Lederman scored the fight 117-111 for Schulz as many other observer thought Schulz clearly won the fight.

- In 2000, at former IBF president [[Bob Lee]]'s racketeering trial, [[Bob Arum]] testified that he agreed to pay $200,000 for the IBF to grant a special exemption to approve a title fight between Foreman and the unranked Schulz. $100,000 would be paid before the fight, and the other $100,000 would be paid after the fight. Arum said that he made the pre-fight payment but refused to make the post-fight payment after learning that Foreman had paid $250,000 to another IBF official. According to prosecutors, after Foreman won by a controversial decision, promoter [[Cedric Kushner]] paid the IBF to mandate a rematch. Foreman refused the rematch and vacated the IBF title.

(Source: ''New York Times'' June 6, 2000)

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. Sebastian Zbik

2011-06-05T16:04:51Z

Marco: Created page with 'Controversial decision.'

Controversial decision.

Muhammad Ali vs. Karl Mildenberger

2010-10-09T22:04:56Z

Marco:

<fight>22881</fight>
'''World Heavyweight Title'''

*Ali's sixth defense of his title.
*The first heavyweight title bout ever held in Germany.
*They wore six-ounce British gloves.
*Mildenberger was the first southpaw to fight for the Heavyweight World Title.
*Questioned in 1973, Ali mentioned that Mildenberger and not Frazier was his most difficult opponent to that date.
*Introduced in the ring prior to the bout were former Heavyweight Champions [[Max Schmeling]], [[Joe Louis]], and [[Ingemar Johansson]].
*Mildenberger's left eye was badly cut in the sixth round and almost completely closed by the eighth round.
*Mildenberger was knocked down in the eighth round, and at about 2:50 of the tenth.
*Referee Teddy Waltham of Britain stopped the bout at 1:28 of the 12th round to protect Mildenberger from further punishment.

Fight:1504388

2010-09-21T22:05:27Z

Marco: Created page with 'Maksym Bursak threw a strong body punch in round 8 and Marco Schulze appeared to be knocked down, but referee Viktor Panin decided it was below the belt and gave five minutes to …'

Maksym Bursak threw a strong body punch in round 8 and Marco Schulze appeared to be knocked down, but referee Viktor Panin decided it was below the belt and gave five minutes to recover. Marco Schulze refused to continue the fight and thus Max Bursak won by a technical knockout in round 8.

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Ruslan Chagaev

2010-09-08T18:00:54Z

Marco: /* Notes */

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Ruslan Chagaev

2010-09-08T18:00:37Z

Marco: /* Notes */

[[File:Wladimir Klitschko vs. Ruslan Chagaev (poster).jpg|right|300px]]
<fight>1421575</fight>
'''Aired on:''' [[RTL|RTL Television]], ''ESPN Classic'' 
'''Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]] 
'''Weights:''' Klitschko 240.25 lbs / 109 kg, Chagaev 224.74 lbs / 102 kg 
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Heavyweight Title''' (7th defense by Klitschko)
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Heavyweight Title''' (3rd defense by Klitschko)
*'''[[International Boxing Organization]] Heavyweight Title''' (7th defense of Klitschko)
*'''[[The Ring Magazine]] Heavyweight Title''' (vacant)
 
== Notes ==
*[[Wladimir Klitschko]] 52-3 (46 KOs) vs. [[Ruslan Chagaev]] 25-0-1 (17 KOs)
*At the time of the fight Chagaev was the legitimate [[WBA]] Heavyweight Champion, but the WBA didn?t sanction the fight as a title bout.
*Klitschko entered as the # 1 heavyweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Chagaev, a 5-1 underdog, entered as the # 3 heavyweight by the same publication.
*Klitschko was originally scheduled to fight [[David Haye]], but Haye had to pull out due to an injury.
*Chagaev was originally scheduled to fight [[Nikolay Valuev]] on May 30th in Helsinki, but the fight did not take place. The Finnish sanctioning body did not allow Chagaev to fight against Valuev, because Chagaev has Hepatitis-B. Klitschko agreed to fight against Chagaev, claiming that he is vaccinated against Hepatitis-B.
*Valuev turned down an offer to fight against Wladimir Klitschko.
*The sellout crowd of 61,000 was the biggest boxing audience in Germany since [[Max Schmeling]] knocked out [[Adolf Heuser]] in front of 70,000 people in Stuttgart in 1939.[http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2009/06/20/ap6567880.html]

== Bout Summary ==
[[file:KitschkobeatChagaev.jpg|400px|right]]
Klitschko came out working almost exclusively with his jab and mixed in a few straight hands sparingly. A straight right preceded by a jab caught Chagaev on the chin and put him down at 1:55 of Round 2. He was up quickly and received a [[mandatory eight-count]]. Following Round 4, Chagaev was visibly bleeding from the mouth, an obvious result of Wladimir's persistent 1-2 combinations that continually snapped back the head of Chagaev. In Round 5, action was temporarily paused as Klitschko was allowed time to recover from a punch that strayed low. Klitschko was warned in Round 6 for pushing down on the head of Chagaev. In Round 7, Chagaev developed a cut on his left eyebrow. Following the 7th Round bell, Chagaev threw a left hook that caught Klischko and was likely the most effective punch of the fight for Chagaev. The cut became increasingly a problem for Chagaev in the 8th Round as it opened up and covered most of the left side of Chagaev's face in blood. A strong 9th Round from Klitschko displayed that the fading Chagaev was becoming increasingly unable to defend himself from the right hand. The fight was called following the 9th Round after the referee visited Chagaev's corner. 
Klitschko controlled the action from the opening bell as he was able to use movement to keep Chagaev at the end of his straight punches. In fact, Klitschko rarely threw anything other than a jab or a straight right. Chagaev was simply unable to get inside and mounted very little in effective offense.

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Wladimir Klitschko vs. Ruslan Chagaev

2010-09-08T17:59:23Z

Marco: /* Notes */

Arthur Abraham vs. Andre Dirrell

2010-03-28T11:15:14Z

Marco:

<fight>1461702</fight>

Abraham down in 4th round for the first time in his carier. Abraham cut over the right eyebrow in round 7.

Abraham knocked Dirrell down in the 10th, but referee Lawrence Cole ruled it a slip.

Abraham was disqualified in the 11th for hitting Dirrell while down on one knee.

Many observers felt Dirrell faking a knock out.

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Eddie Chambers

2010-03-21T01:31:53Z

Marco:

<fight>1476253</fight>
'''Aired On:''' [[RTL|RTL Television]], Pay-Per-View 
'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]] 

*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Heavyweight Title''' (8th defence by Klitschko)
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Heavyweight Title''' (4th defence by Klitschko)
*'''[[International Boxing Organization]] Heavyweight Title''' (8th defence by Klitchsko)
*'''[[The Ring Magazine]] Heavyweight Title''' (1st defence by Klitschko)

== Notes ==
*[[Wladimir Klitschko]] 53-3 (47 KOs) vs. [[Eddie Chambers]] 35-1 (18 KOs)
*Klitschko entered ranked as the # 1 heavyweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Chambers, a 4.5/1 betting underdog, was ranked as the # 4 heavyweight by the same publication.

== Bout Summary ==
[[File:03-20 Klitschko vs. Chambers.jpg|300px|right]]
*Chambers went down late in the 12th Round from a lunging left hand. The punch, which landed on the temple, sent Chambers back into the corner then down and on his stomach over the bottom rope. He made no movement to attempt to get to his feet. Fight was a 12th round KO win for Klitschko. wrong in Boxrec database.

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Eddie Chambers vs. Alexander Dimitrenko

2009-07-06T19:22:07Z

Marco: /* Notes */

<fight>1412230</fight>

== Notes ==
* [[Eddie Chambers]] 34-1 (18 KOs) vs. [[Alexander Dimitrenko]] 29-0 (19 KOs)
* Chambers entered as the # 6 heavyweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Dimitrenko was ranked # 8 by the same publication.
* For Chambers, it was his first return to Germany, where a year and a half earlier he received the first loss of his professional career to [[Alexander Povetkin]].
* Dimitrenko suffered standing 8 count in 7th Round 7 after left hook to the body. Also Dimitrnko was knocked down in 10th Round by left hook to the chin.
* The 113-113 scorecard of english judge Paul Thomas was universally seen as scandalous and hardly to justify.

Eddie Chambers vs. Alexander Dimitrenko

2009-07-06T19:21:30Z

Marco: /* Notes */

Cristian Sanavia vs. Karo Murat

2008-04-13T00:07:54Z

Marco:

<fight>1286374</fight>

Murat was credited with a very controversial "knockdown" in the 9th round, which eventually gave him the nod on the scorecards, due to the 9th round seemed to be a 10-9 round for Sanavia and was scored as a 10-8 for Murat.

Unbeaten German Super Middleweight Karo Murat, currently ranked 74th by the Boxrec, scored a mild upset by winning the European Super Middleweight championship with a decision over Italy's former WBA Super Middleweight Champion Cristian Sanavia and probably moved himself into the world rankings. The southpaw ex-champ Sanavia was ranked # 27 among Boxrec Super Middleweights coming into this bout.

Denis Inkin vs. Martin Abel Bruer

2007-11-25T09:21:57Z

Marco:

Scoring after 4 rounds:38-37 Inkin (Aleksic), 37-38 Bruer (Tilleman & Lehtosaari) 
Scoring after 8 rounds:77-75 Inkin (Lehtosaari), 77-74 Inkin (Tilleman & Aleksic)

Denis Inkin vs. Martin Abel Bruer

2007-11-25T09:21:38Z

Marco: New page: Scoring after 4 rounds:38-37 Inkin (Aleksic), 37-38 Bruer (Tilleman & Lehtosaari) Scoring after 8 rounds:77-75 Inkin (Lehtosaari), 77-74 Inkin (Tilleman & Aleksic)

Scoring after 4 rounds:38-37 Inkin (Aleksic), 37-38 Bruer (Tilleman & Lehtosaari)
Scoring after 8 rounds:77-75 Inkin (Lehtosaari), 77-74 Inkin (Tilleman & Aleksic)

Fight:1210263

2007-08-02T20:43:58Z

Marco:

The fight was stopped on the ringdoctor´s advice, due to a Zaveck cut. The decision was controversial due to the cut was obviously caused by a Miranda punch and not by an accidental headbutt.

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Ross Puritty

2007-03-11T14:02:59Z

Marco:

<fight> 12985 </fight>

Wladimir Klitschko was winning the fight easily but ran out of gas. In round 10 Klitschko exhausted went down twice and in round 11 Puritty kept pounding Klitschko which caused his trainer to jump into the ring and stop the fight.

George Foreman vs. Axel Schulz

2007-01-11T18:58:04Z

Marco:

<fight> 9420 </fight>

Controversial decision.

Max Schmeling vs. Hans Joachim Draegestein

2006-12-04T14:16:12Z

Marco:

Schmeling broke the jaw of his opponent who told the referee that he could not continue. In the second round Draegestein's jaw was injured by a right with tremendous force, and in the final round, a left swing to the same target broke the jaw.

Jeff Lacy vs. Vitali Tsypko (2nd meeting)

2006-12-03T13:49:28Z

Marco:

Controversial decision.

Vitali Klitschko vs. Chris Byrd

2006-11-17T13:08:51Z

Marco:

<fight>23661</fight>

* '''WBO Heavyweight Title'''
* Weights: Byrd 210¾, Klitschko 244¼
* Promoter: Universum Box Promotion
* Referee: [[Genaro Rodriguez]]
* Byrd, in training for a fight against [[Lawrence Clay-Bey]], took the fight on a week's notice after the original challenger, [[Donovan Ruddock|Donovan "Razor" Ruddock]], pulled out due to a hepatitis infection.
* After the 9th round Klitschko claimed a injured shoulder and the bout was stopped. He was later diagnosed with a torn rotator cuff.
* Scores before stoppage: Judge: Melvina Lathan 88-83 | Judge: Ruben M (Dr.) Garcia 89-82 | Judge: Joachim Jacobsen 88-83 all in favour of Klitschko.

[[Category:2000 Bouts]]

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Samuel Peter (1st meeting)

2006-06-08T23:50:51Z

Marco:

<fight>990950</fight>
Klitschko down twice in 5th (controversial) and once in 10th.

Muhammad Ali vs. Karl Mildenberger

2006-04-14T11:18:23Z

Marco:

<fight>22881</fight>
'''World Heavyweight Title'''

*Ali's sixth defense of his title.
*The first heavyweight title bout ever held in Germany.
*They wore six-ounce British gloves.
*Mildenberger was the first southpaw to fight for the Heavyweight World Title.
*Introduced in the ring prior to the bout were former Heavyweight Champions [[Boxer:Max_Schmeling:009041|Max Schmeling]], [[Boxer:Joe_Louis:009027|Joe Louis]], and [[Boxer:Ingemar_Johansson:012711|Ingemar Johansson]].
*[[The Ring Magazine]] founder [[Nat Fleischer]] was one of the judges.
*Mildenberger's left eye was badly cut in the sixth round and almost completely closed by the eighth round.
*Mildenberger was knocked down in the eighth round, and at about 2:50 of the tenth.
*Referee [[Teddy Waltham]] of Britain stopped the bout at 1:28 of the 12th round to protect Mildenberger from further punishment.

[[Category:Muhammad Ali|Mildenberger]]

Sven Ottke

2006-02-13T23:19:04Z

Marco:

[[file:Ottke.Sven.jpg|right|200px|Sven Ottke]]
<boxer>007203</boxer>
'''Manager:''' [[Wilfried Sauerland]] 
'''Trainer:''' [[Ulli Wegner]]

 
== Professional Accomplishments==
*Most title defenses in super middleweight history (21)
*One of few champions to retire undefeated

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
''See Article'': [[Sven Ottke's Amateur Record]] for a detailed listing of Ottke's amateur career including wins vs. [[Antonio Tarver]], [[Chris Byrd]], [[Michael Moorer]], [[Zsolt Erdei]] and [[Juan Carlos Gomez]]. 
*Amateur Record: 256-47-5
*Federal Republic of (West) Germany Middleweight Champion 1985-1989
*German National Middleweight Champion (1990-1991, 1995-1996)
*German National Light Heavyweight Champion (1992-1993)
*Three time Olympian
*Two time European Middleweight Champion (1991, 1996)
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[[Category: World Super Middleweight Champions|Ottke, Sven]]
[[Category: German World Champions|Ottke, Sven]]
[[Category:1988 Olympians|Ottke, Sven]]
[[Category:1992 Olympians|Ottke, Sven]]
[[Category:1996 Olympians|Ottke, Sven]]

Sven Ottke's Amateur Record

2006-02-13T23:14:16Z

Marco:

Amateur Record of former WBA and IBF Super Middleweight Champion [[Boxer:Sven_Ottke:007203|Sven Ottke]].

Amateur Record: 308 fights; 256-47-5

1986 Felix Stamm Tournament Warsaw, Poland Middleweight 
- Henryk Petrich (POL) walkover 
1987: USA vs. Germany 
+ Michael Moorer points 
1987 TSC Tournament Middleweight 
- Henry Maske (GER) points 0-5 
1987: European Championships Turin, Italy Middleweight: 
+ Stefan Angehrn (SWE) ko 3 
- Henryk Petrich (POL) ko 1 
1988: Olympic Games Seoul, South Korea Middleweight: 
+ Jacobashvili (ISR) points 
+ Jong-Ho Ha (KOR) points 
+ Lusran Taramov (USSR) points 
- Egerton Marcus (Can) points 
1989 TSC Tournament Middleweight 
+ Christain Sobecki (GDR) RET 2 
1989 DABV Intercup Koeln, Germany Middleweight 
+ Andreas Mieling (FRG) points 5-0 
1989: World Championships Moscow, Russia Middleweight: 3rd 
+ Edwards (UK) points 
- Angel Espinosa (CUB) points 
1990 Stockholm Tournament Stockholm, Sweden Middleweight 
+ Leif Keiski (SWE) walkover 
1990 TSC Tounramnet Middleweight 
- Torsten Schmitz (GER) 30-36 
1990: Goodwill Games Middleweight: 2nd
+ Ronald Simms (USA) points 3-2 
+ Chris Omar Johnson (CAN) points 4-1 
- Orestes Solano (CUB) points 1-4 
1991: European Championships Goeteborg, Sweden Middleweight: 1st 
+ Alexander Lebziak (USSR) points 
+ Michal Franek (CZE) points 
1991: DABV Intercup Schriesheim Middleweight: 1st 
+ Arve Breidahl (NOR) points 
+ Milan Konecny (CZE) points 
+ Wolf Preiss (GER) points 36-14 
1991: TSC Tournament Berlin, Germany Middleweight: 1st 
+ Eric Noi (ENG) points 
+ Torsten Schmitz (GER) points 24-13 
1991: German National Championships Middleweight: 1st 
+ Norbert Nieroba points 
1991: World Championships Sydney, Australia Middleweight: 
+ Prince Taupongi (I.S) points 
- Alexander Lebziak (USSR) points 
1992: USA vs. Germany 
+ Chris Byrd (USA) points 
1992: AIBA Tournament Berlin, Germany Middleweight: 2nd 
- Ramon Garbey (CUB) RSC 3 
1992: Olympic Games Barcelona, Spain Middleweight: 
+ Richard Santiago Rodriguez (PUR) points 15-2 
+ Brian Pavia Lentz (DEN) points 9-2 
- Ariel Hernandez (CUB) points 6-14 
1992: Tammer Tournament Tampere, Finland Lightheavyweight: 1st 
+ Magnus Ostergren (SWE) points 
+ Anthony Todd (ENG) points 
1993: Halle Tournament Middleweight: 2nd 
+ Kestutis Dzedaravicius (LIT) points 
- Dirk Eigenbrodt (GER) points 
1993: World Championships Tampere, Finland Middleweight: 
+ Alexander Lebziak (RUS) points 
- Ariel Hernandez (CUB) points 2-2 
1993: European Championships Bursa, Turkey Lightheavyweight: 3rd 
+ Daniel Lingurici (ROM) points 
+ Zourab Paliani (GEO) points 
- Sinan Samil Sam (TUR) points 
1993: German National Championships Lightheavyweight: 1st 
+ Jan Schwank points 
1994: Chemie Pokal Cup Halle, Germany Lightheavyweight: 1st 
+ Juan Carlos Gomez (CUB) points 9-9 
1994: German National Championships Lightheavyweight: 2nd 
- Thomas Ulrich points 
1994: World Cup Bangkok, Thailand Lightheavyweight: 2nd 
+ Ko-Young Sam (KOR) points 
+ Mohammed Benguesmia (ALG) points 
+ Timur Ibragimov (UZB) points 
- Rostislav Zaoulitschny (UKR) points 
1994: USA vs. Germany 
+ Antonio Tarver (USA) points 
1995: Multi Nations Liverpool, England Middleweight: 1st 
+ Bulcsu Gabris (HUN) points 
+ Steven Bendall (ENG) points 
+ Mario Veit (Ger) walkover 
1995: German National Championships Middleweight: 1st 
+ Dirk Eigenbrodt points 16-10 
1996: European Championships Vejle, Denmark Middleweight: 1st 
+ Mkhitar Vanesian (ARM) points 
+ Adaliat Agaev (AZE) points 
+ Brian Johansen (DEN) points 
+ Jean-Paul Mendy (FRA) points 
+ Zsolt Erdei (HUN) points 
1996 Chemie Pokal Cup Middleweight 
- Ariel Hernandez (CUB) points 2-8 
1996: Olympic Games Atlanta, Georgia Middleweight: 
+ Jean-Paul Mendy (FRA) points 
- Ariel Hernandez (CUB) points 
1996: German National Championships Middleweight: 1st 
+ Kai Kurzawa RSC 3

Juergen Braehmer

2006-02-01T15:54:06Z

Marco:

[[file:Brahmer Jurgen.jpg|left|photo]]
<boxer>009051</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Klaus-Peter Kohl]] 
'''Trainer''': [[Michael Timm]]

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
100 Amateur fights with 95 wins. 
Beat [[Ricky Hatton]] twice in 1996 at welterweight, including a first-round KO-win. Beat [[Felix Sturm]] on points (19-8) in the German Championships in 1997 and [[Carl Froch]] in 1998 at super-welterweight.

 
* Amateur Junior World Champion 1996 in Cuba.
* German Jr. Champion 1996 - German Champion 1997.
* After being arrested several years in Germany due to robbery and aggravated assault, Brahmer was released on Sept 15, 2005.

Juergen Braehmer

2006-02-01T15:50:41Z

Marco:

[[file:Brahmer Jurgen.jpg|left|photo]]
<boxer>009051</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Klaus-Peter Kohl]] 
'''Trainer''': [[Michael Timm]]

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
100 Amateur fights with 95 wins. 
Beat [[Ricky Hatton]] twice in 1996 at welterweight, including a first-round KO-win. Beat [[Carl Froch]] in 1998 at super-welterweight. Beat [[Felix Sturm]] on points (19-8) in the German Championships in 1997.

 
* Amateur Junior World Champion 1996 in Cuba.
* German Jr. Champion 1996 - German Champion 1997.
* After being arrested several years in Germany due to robbery and aggravated assault, Brahmer was released on Sept 15, 2005.

Juergen Braehmer

2006-01-18T16:57:43Z

Marco: /* Amateur Accomplishments */

[[file:Brahmer Jurgen.jpg|left|photo]]
<boxer>009051</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Klaus-Peter Kohl]] 
'''Trainer''': [[Michael Timm]]

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
100 Amateur fights with 95 wins. 
Beat [[Ricky Hatton]] twice in 1996 at welterweight, including a first-round KO-win. Beat [[Carl Froch]] in 1998 at super-welterweight. Beat [[Felix Sturm]] in the amateurs.

 
* Amateur Junior World Champion 1996 in Cuba.
* German Jr. Champion 1996 - German Champion 1997.
* After being arrested several years in Germany due to robbery and aggravated assault, Brahmer was released on Sept 15, 2005.

Juergen Braehmer

2006-01-18T16:56:56Z

Marco: /* Amateur Accomplishments */

[[file:Brahmer Jurgen.jpg|left|photo]]
<boxer>009051</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Klaus-Peter Kohl]] 
'''Trainer''': [[Michael Timm]]

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
100 Amateur fights with 95 wins.
Beat [[Ricky Hatton]] twice in 1996 at welterweight, including a first-round KO-win. Beat [[Carl Froch]] in 1998 at super-welterweight. Beat [[Felix Sturm]] in the amateurs.

 
* Amateur Junior World Champion 1996 in Cuba.
* German Jr. Champion 1996 - German Champion 1997.
* After being arrested several years in Germany due to robbery and aggravated assault, Brahmer was released on Sept 15, 2005.

Juergen Braehmer

2006-01-18T16:56:31Z

Marco: /* Amateur Accomplishments */

[[file:Brahmer Jurgen.jpg|left|photo]]
<boxer>009051</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Klaus-Peter Kohl]] 
'''Trainer''': [[Michael Timm]]

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Beat [[Ricky Hatton]] twice in 1996 at welterweight, including a first-round KO-win. Beat [[Carl Froch]] in 1998 at super-welterweight. Beat [[Felix Sturm]] in the amateurs.

 
* Amateur Junior World Champion 1996 in Cuba.
* German Jr. Champion 1996 - German Champion 1997.
* After being arrested several years in Germany due to robbery and aggravated assault, Brahmer was released on Sept 15, 2005.

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Jameel McCline

2005-09-26T09:51:49Z

Marco:

McCline down in 10th

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Danell Nicholson

2005-09-26T09:47:24Z

Marco:

Nicholson down in the 4th round

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Samuel Peter (1st meeting)

2005-09-26T09:46:35Z

Marco:

Klitschko down twice in 5th and once in 10th.

Juergen Braehmer

2005-09-19T17:59:54Z

Marco:

Amateur Junior World Champion 1996 in Cuba.
German Jr. Champion 1996 - German Champion 1997.

After being arrested several years in Germany due to robbery and beating up several policemen, Brahmer was released on Sept 15th, 2005.

Wladimir Klitschko vs. DaVarryl Williamson

2005-04-07T23:10:42Z

Marco:

Fight stopped due to a Klitschko cut caused by an accidental headbutt. Klitschko down in 4th.

Wladimir Klitschko vs. Axel Schulz

2005-04-07T23:07:54Z

Marco:

Schulz down twice in the 8th round.

Jozsef Matolcsi vs. Gotthard Hinteregger (2nd meeting)

2005-04-03T00:29:01Z

Marco:

Controversial Decision.

Fight:527405

2005-03-29T15:26:02Z

Marco:

Hilliard knocked out by a single right hand halfway through the round

Juergen Braehmer

2005-03-13T03:02:51Z

Marco:

Amateur Junior World Champion 1996 in Cuba.
German Jr. Champion 1996 - German Champion 1997.

At the moment he is in arrested in Germany due to robbery and beating up several policemen. Probably to be released in the Summer of 2005.

Juergen Braehmer

2005-03-13T03:02:17Z

Marco:

Amateur Junior World Champion 1996 in Cuba.
German Jr. Champion 1996 - German Champion 1997.

At the moment he is in arrested in Germany due to robbery and beating up policeman. Probably to be released in the Summer of 2005.

Max Schmeling

2005-01-03T23:34:01Z

Marco:

Born Maximillian Adolph Otto Siegfied Schmeling.

Inducted into both the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]]:
http://www.ibhof.com/schmelin.htm
and the World Boxing Hall of Fame:
http://www.wbhf.org/Inductees_1980-2001/inductees_1980-2001

Named [[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]] for 1930.

Once considered a Nazi sympathizer, the truth is now known:
http://auschwitz.dk/schmeling.htm

The Joe Louis KO punch (a series of photos): http://coxscorner.tripod.com/louismax.html

On July 25, 1930, Schmeling was saved from almost drowning in Lake Scharmnetzel (southeast of Berlin) when his motorboat capsized during a storm. A passing motorist hauled him out of the water.
As of January 2005, Max continues to live well and comfortably in Nordheide, Germany.

Max is also the cousin of Nick Schmeling.

[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=009041 Fight Record]

== Outside Links ==
http://www.bonus-books.com/bonus/subject/biography/mschmeling.html (autobiography)

http://www.ushmm.org/olympics/zcc036c.htm

http://www.dhm.de/lemo/html/biografien/SchmelingMax/

http://www2.tagesspiegel.de/archiv/2001/09/27/ak-sp-6610346.html

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