Karoly Balzsay vs. Robert Stieglitz - Revision history

Emaster: moved Robert Stieglitz vs. Karoly Balzsay to Karoly Balzsay vs. Robert Stieglitz

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moved Robert Stieglitz vs. Karoly Balzsay to Karoly Balzsay vs. Robert Stieglitz

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Fosho: Fight:1380675 moved to Robert Stieglitz vs. Karoly Balzsay

2009-08-23T05:11:30Z

Fight:1380675 moved to Robert Stieglitz vs. Karoly Balzsay

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Brizel at 23:59, 22 August 2009

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	Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, a former WBC titleholder out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.		Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay in his first defense. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, a former WBC titleholder out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.

Brizel at 23:58, 22 August 2009

2009-08-22T23:58:48Z

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	Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, a former WBC titleholder out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian ~~in his first defense~~ fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.		Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, a former WBC titleholder out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.

Brizel at 23:58, 22 August 2009

2009-08-22T23:58:09Z

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	Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, a former WBC titleholder out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian in his first ~~title~~ defense fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.		Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, a former WBC titleholder out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian in his first defense fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.

Brizel at 23:57, 22 August 2009

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	Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian in his first title defense fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.		Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, a former WBC titleholder out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian in his first title defense fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.

Brizel at 23:56, 22 August 2009

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	Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.		Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian in his first title defense fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.

Brizel at 23:53, 22 August 2009

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	Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 ~~kos~~, out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 ~~kos~~, a hometown Hungarian fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy ~~Aand~~ beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.		Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of champion Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kayos, out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kayos, a hometown Hungarian fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy and beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.

Brizel at 23:51, 22 August 2009

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	Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with ~~a tenth~~ round stoppage of Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kos, out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kos, a hometown Hungarian fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy Aand beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.		Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kos, out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kos, a hometown Hungarian fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy Aand beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.

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2009-08-22T23:51:06Z

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Robert Stieglitz won the WBO Super Middleweight title with a tenth round stoppage of Karoly Balszay. Stieglitz, now 36-2 with 22 kos, out of Magdeburg, Germany, came forward and attacked with left-right combinations for eight rounds and had a competitive Balzsay, now 21-1 with 15 kos, a hometown Hungarian fighting out of Hamburg, Germany, beaten on points and tired by that point. In rounds nine and ten, Stieglitz threw everything he had in the tank and assaulted Balzsay, who had nothing left and was battered around the ring. At the end of round ten, as a groggy Aand beaten Balzsay barely wobbled back to his corner, in a frightening moment, Balzsay's trainer Fritz Sdinek called for help, and Balzsay was quickly taken from the ring to the hospital on a stretcher with his neck in a neck brace. However, Balzsay appeared to be conscious and was moving and responding by that point, a hopeful sign that he would make it.