Paolo Vidoz vs. Vladimir Virchis (1st meeting) - Revision history

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			== Notes ==
			* EBU title on the line.

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	~~<big>'''Double V'''</big>~~

	~~<small>By Igor Levenshtein, ''Kommersant in Ukraine'', July 17, 2006</small>~~

	''On Saturday, a professional boxing event was held in Hamburg, during which two Ukrainian boxers won title fights. World Boxing Association (WBA) world bantamweight champion Vladimir Sidorenko defeated Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym from Thailand on points, and heavyweight Vladimir Virchis knocked out Italian Paolo Vidoz in the sixth round and became the European champion.''

	29-year-old Vladimir Sidorenko from Sevastopol defended his championdhip for the third time, defeating the undefeated Thai Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym. At the end of twelve rounds, the decision of the judges was unanimous and convincing: 120-108, 116-112 and 115-113 in favor of the Ukrainian boxer. Nevertheless, the victory was not easy for Vladimir. As the champion admitted in an interview with a Kommersant reporter, the Thai boxer turned out to be the strongest opponent in his career. "Stubborn, with good stamina, he went forward all the time," said Vladimir Sidorenko. "In the first five rounds, he forced me to brawl. But then I changed tactics and managed, working at a long distance, to inflict a number of accurate blows on him and score winning points. But I didn't manage to break him." Now the champion is waiting for the joy of the first meeting with her daughter Sophia, who was born in Sevastopol on June 23.

	It is curious that on the same evening at another boxing card in Las Vegas (USA), Mexican Daniel Ponce De Leon, whom Vladimir Sidorenko defeated at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, also defended his title against a boxer from Thailand. In the first round, Ponce De Leon knocked out Sod Kokietgym and defended the World Boxing Organization (WBO) world featherweight title.

	Another Vladimir - a Ukrainian heavyweight from Kiev named Virchis and nicknamed The Hunter - won the European Boxing Union (EBU) European Championship in Hamburg. In the sixth round of a difficult and even fight, 32-year-old Virchis knocked out the European champion Italian Paolo Vidoz with a hard right hook. Igor Vitko, editor-in-chief of Ring magazine, told Kommersant that Vladimir Virchis knows how to pleasantly surprise his friends and fans, and this was one of such cases. "Vladimir is a born heavyweight, naturally gifted with a powerful bone and tremendous physical strength. At the same time, he also has a certain sharpness and speed, which makes him dangerous for any opponent. And the lack of a good amateur background Vladimir managed to turn into his strength: he fights uncharacteristically and unpredictably. In addition, one of the best Ukrainian coaches Anatoly Klimanov has recently left an impression on him. To be honest, Vladimir is known for not training too hard, he says: 'I myself know how much I need', but the approach of Anatoly Klimanov had an effect - especially in the last fights," said Mr. Vitko.

	By the way, that evening Virchis' former opponents, Uzbek Ruslan Chagaev and Englishman Michael Sprott, met in a fight for the WBA intercontinental heavyweight title. Back then the judges awarded Vladimir a victory in the fight against Sprott, which the Ukrainian, according to the general opinion of analysts, lost, but in the fight he won against Chagaev the judges gave the victory to the Uzbek boxer. On Saturday, Ruslan Chagaev did not leave it to the judges' decision and defeated Michael Sprott by technical knockout in the eighth round.

	~~And in the main event of the evening, German boxer Felix Sturm quite unexpectedly lost by technical knockout in the tenth round to Spaniard Javier Castillejo and lost his WBA middleweight title.~~

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	29-year-old Vladimir Sidorenko from Sevastopol defended his championdhip for the third time, defeating the undefeated Thai Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym. At the end of twelve rounds, the decision of the judges was unanimous and convincing: 120-108, 116-112 and 115-113 in favor of the Ukrainian boxer. Nevertheless, the victory was not easy for Vladimir. As the champion admitted in an interview with a Kommersant reporter, the Thai boxer turned out to be the strongest opponent in his career. "Stubborn, with good stamina, he went forward all the time," said Vladimir Sidorenko. "In the first five rounds, he forced me to brawl. But then I changed tactics and managed, working at a long distance, to inflict a number of accurate blows on him and score winning points. But I didn't manage to break him." Now the champion is waiting for the joy of the first meeting with her daughter Sophia, who was born in Sevastopol on June 23.		29-year-old Vladimir Sidorenko from Sevastopol defended his championdhip for the third time, defeating the undefeated Thai Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym. At the end of twelve rounds, the decision of the judges was unanimous and convincing: 120-108, 116-112 and 115-113 in favor of the Ukrainian boxer. Nevertheless, the victory was not easy for Vladimir. As the champion admitted in an interview with a Kommersant reporter, the Thai boxer turned out to be the strongest opponent in his career. "Stubborn, with good stamina, he went forward all the time," said Vladimir Sidorenko. "In the first five rounds, he forced me to brawl. But then I changed tactics and managed, working at a long distance, to inflict a number of accurate blows on him and score winning points. But I didn't manage to break him." Now the champion is waiting for the joy of the first meeting with her daughter Sophia, who was born in Sevastopol on June 23.

	It is curious that on the same evening at another boxing card in Las Vegas (USA), Mexican Daniel Ponce De Leon, whom Vladimir Sidorenko defeated at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, also defended his title against a boxer from Thailand. In the first round, Ponce De Leon knocked out Sod ~~Luksongyangtoy~~ and defended the World Boxing Organization (WBO) world featherweight title.		It is curious that on the same evening at another boxing card in Las Vegas (USA), Mexican Daniel Ponce De Leon, whom Vladimir Sidorenko defeated at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, also defended his title against a boxer from Thailand. In the first round, Ponce De Leon knocked out Sod Kokietgym and defended the World Boxing Organization (WBO) world featherweight title.

	Another Vladimir - a Ukrainian heavyweight from Kiev named Virchis and nicknamed The Hunter - won the European Boxing Union (EBU) European Championship in Hamburg. In the sixth round of a difficult and even fight, 32-year-old Virchis knocked out the European champion Italian Paolo Vidoz with a hard right hook. Igor Vitko, editor-in-chief of Ring magazine, told Kommersant that Vladimir Virchis knows how to pleasantly surprise his friends and fans, and this was one of such cases. "Vladimir is a born heavyweight, naturally gifted with a powerful bone and tremendous physical strength. At the same time, he also has a certain sharpness and speed, which makes him dangerous for any opponent. And the lack of a good amateur background Vladimir managed to turn into his strength: he fights uncharacteristically and unpredictably. In addition, one of the best Ukrainian coaches Anatoly Klimanov has recently left an impression on him. To be honest, Vladimir is known for not training too hard, he says: 'I myself know how much I need', but the approach of Anatoly Klimanov had an effect - especially in the last fights," said Mr. Vitko.		Another Vladimir - a Ukrainian heavyweight from Kiev named Virchis and nicknamed The Hunter - won the European Boxing Union (EBU) European Championship in Hamburg. In the sixth round of a difficult and even fight, 32-year-old Virchis knocked out the European champion Italian Paolo Vidoz with a hard right hook. Igor Vitko, editor-in-chief of Ring magazine, told Kommersant that Vladimir Virchis knows how to pleasantly surprise his friends and fans, and this was one of such cases. "Vladimir is a born heavyweight, naturally gifted with a powerful bone and tremendous physical strength. At the same time, he also has a certain sharpness and speed, which makes him dangerous for any opponent. And the lack of a good amateur background Vladimir managed to turn into his strength: he fights uncharacteristically and unpredictably. In addition, one of the best Ukrainian coaches Anatoly Klimanov has recently left an impression on him. To be honest, Vladimir is known for not training too hard, he says: 'I myself know how much I need', but the approach of Anatoly Klimanov had an effect - especially in the last fights," said Mr. Vitko.

Artur128 at 19:42, 21 July 2023

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	Another Vladimir - a Ukrainian heavyweight from Kiev named Virchis and nicknamed The Hunter - won the European Boxing Union (EBU) European Championship in Hamburg. In the sixth round of a difficult and even fight, 32-year-old Virchis knocked out the European champion Italian Paolo Vidoz with a hard right hook. Igor Vitko, editor-in-chief of Ring magazine, told Kommersant that Vladimir Virchis knows how to pleasantly surprise his friends and fans, and this was one of such cases. "Vladimir is a born heavyweight, naturally gifted with a powerful bone and tremendous physical strength. At the same time, he also has a certain sharpness and speed, which makes him dangerous for any opponent. And the lack of a good amateur background Vladimir managed to turn into his strength: he fights uncharacteristically and unpredictably. In addition, one of the best Ukrainian coaches Anatoly Klimanov has recently left an impression on him. To be honest, Vladimir is known for not training too hard, he says: 'I myself know how much I need', but the approach of Anatoly Klimanov had an effect - especially in the last fights," said Mr. Vitko.		Another Vladimir - a Ukrainian heavyweight from Kiev named Virchis and nicknamed The Hunter - won the European Boxing Union (EBU) European Championship in Hamburg. In the sixth round of a difficult and even fight, 32-year-old Virchis knocked out the European champion Italian Paolo Vidoz with a hard right hook. Igor Vitko, editor-in-chief of Ring magazine, told Kommersant that Vladimir Virchis knows how to pleasantly surprise his friends and fans, and this was one of such cases. "Vladimir is a born heavyweight, naturally gifted with a powerful bone and tremendous physical strength. At the same time, he also has a certain sharpness and speed, which makes him dangerous for any opponent. And the lack of a good amateur background Vladimir managed to turn into his strength: he fights uncharacteristically and unpredictably. In addition, one of the best Ukrainian coaches Anatoly Klimanov has recently left an impression on him. To be honest, Vladimir is known for not training too hard, he says: 'I myself know how much I need', but the approach of Anatoly Klimanov had an effect - especially in the last fights," said Mr. Vitko.

	By the way, that evening Virchis' former opponents, Uzbek Ruslan Chagaev and Englishman Michael Sprott, met in a fight for the WBA intercontinental heavyweight title. Back then the judges awarded Vladimir a victory in the fight against ~~Shprott~~, which the Ukrainian, according to the general opinion of analysts, lost, but in the fight he won against Chagaev the judges gave the victory to the Uzbek boxer. On Saturday, Ruslan Chagaev did not leave it to the judges' decision and defeated Michael ~~Spratt~~ by technical knockout in the eighth round.		By the way, that evening Virchis' former opponents, Uzbek Ruslan Chagaev and Englishman Michael Sprott, met in a fight for the WBA intercontinental heavyweight title. Back then the judges awarded Vladimir a victory in the fight against Sprott, which the Ukrainian, according to the general opinion of analysts, lost, but in the fight he won against Chagaev the judges gave the victory to the Uzbek boxer. On Saturday, Ruslan Chagaev did not leave it to the judges' decision and defeated Michael Sprott by technical knockout in the eighth round.

	And in the main event of the evening, German boxer Felix Sturm quite unexpectedly lost by technical knockout in the tenth round to Spaniard Javier Castillejo and lost his WBA middleweight title.		And in the main event of the evening, German boxer Felix Sturm quite unexpectedly lost by technical knockout in the tenth round to Spaniard Javier Castillejo and lost his WBA middleweight title.

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	29-year-old Vladimir Sidorenko from Sevastopol defended his championdhip for the third time, defeating the undefeated Thai Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym. At the end of twelve rounds, the decision of the judges was unanimous and convincing: 120-108, 116-112 and 115-113 in favor of the Ukrainian boxer. Nevertheless, the victory was not easy for Vladimir. As the champion admitted in an interview with a Kommersant reporter, the Thai boxer turned out to be the strongest opponent in his career. "Stubborn, with good stamina, he went forward all the time," said Vladimir Sidorenko. "In the first five rounds, he forced me to brawl. But then I changed tactics and managed, working at a long distance, to inflict a number of accurate blows on him and score winning points. But I didn't manage to break him." Now the champion is waiting for the joy of the first meeting with her daughter Sophia, who was born in Sevastopol on June 23.		29-year-old Vladimir Sidorenko from Sevastopol defended his championdhip for the third time, defeating the undefeated Thai Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym. At the end of twelve rounds, the decision of the judges was unanimous and convincing: 120-108, 116-112 and 115-113 in favor of the Ukrainian boxer. Nevertheless, the victory was not easy for Vladimir. As the champion admitted in an interview with a Kommersant reporter, the Thai boxer turned out to be the strongest opponent in his career. "Stubborn, with good stamina, he went forward all the time," said Vladimir Sidorenko. "In the first five rounds, he forced me to brawl. But then I changed tactics and managed, working at a long distance, to inflict a number of accurate blows on him and score winning points. But I didn't manage to break him." Now the champion is waiting for the joy of the first meeting with her daughter Sophia, who was born in Sevastopol on June 23.

			It is curious that on the same evening at another boxing card in Las Vegas (USA), Mexican Daniel Ponce De Leon, whom Vladimir Sidorenko defeated at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, also defended his title against a boxer from Thailand. In the first round, Ponce De Leon knocked out Sod Luksongyangtoy and defended the World Boxing Organization (WBO) world featherweight title.

			Another Vladimir - a Ukrainian heavyweight from Kiev named Virchis and nicknamed The Hunter - won the European Boxing Union (EBU) European Championship in Hamburg. In the sixth round of a difficult and even fight, 32-year-old Virchis knocked out the European champion Italian Paolo Vidoz with a hard right hook. Igor Vitko, editor-in-chief of Ring magazine, told Kommersant that Vladimir Virchis knows how to pleasantly surprise his friends and fans, and this was one of such cases. "Vladimir is a born heavyweight, naturally gifted with a powerful bone and tremendous physical strength. At the same time, he also has a certain sharpness and speed, which makes him dangerous for any opponent. And the lack of a good amateur background Vladimir managed to turn into his strength: he fights uncharacteristically and unpredictably. In addition, one of the best Ukrainian coaches Anatoly Klimanov has recently left an impression on him. To be honest, Vladimir is known for not training too hard, he says: 'I myself know how much I need', but the approach of Anatoly Klimanov had an effect - especially in the last fights," said Mr. Vitko.

			By the way, that evening Virchis' former opponents, Uzbek Ruslan Chagaev and Englishman Michael Sprott, met in a fight for the WBA intercontinental heavyweight title. Back then the judges awarded Vladimir a victory in the fight against Shprott, which the Ukrainian, according to the general opinion of analysts, lost, but in the fight he won against Chagaev the judges gave the victory to the Uzbek boxer. On Saturday, Ruslan Chagaev did not leave it to the judges' decision and defeated Michael Spratt by technical knockout in the eighth round.

			And in the main event of the evening, German boxer Felix Sturm quite unexpectedly lost by technical knockout in the tenth round to Spaniard Javier Castillejo and lost his WBA middleweight title.

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	<small>By Igor Levenshtein, ''Kommersant in Ukraine'', July 17, 2006</small>		<small>By Igor Levenshtein, ''Kommersant in Ukraine'', July 17, 2006</small>

	On Saturday, a professional boxing event was held in Hamburg, during which two Ukrainian boxers won title fights. World Boxing Association (WBA) world bantamweight champion Vladimir Sidorenko defeated Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym from Thailand on points, and heavyweight Vladimir Virchis knocked out Italian Paolo Vidoz in the sixth round and became the European champion.		''On Saturday, a professional boxing event was held in Hamburg, during which two Ukrainian boxers won title fights. World Boxing Association (WBA) world bantamweight champion Vladimir Sidorenko defeated Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym from Thailand on points, and heavyweight Vladimir Virchis knocked out Italian Paolo Vidoz in the sixth round and became the European champion.''

			29-year-old Vladimir Sidorenko from Sevastopol defended his championdhip for the third time, defeating the undefeated Thai Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym. At the end of twelve rounds, the decision of the judges was unanimous and convincing: 120-108, 116-112 and 115-113 in favor of the Ukrainian boxer. Nevertheless, the victory was not easy for Vladimir. As the champion admitted in an interview with a Kommersant reporter, the Thai boxer turned out to be the strongest opponent in his career. "Stubborn, with good stamina, he went forward all the time," said Vladimir Sidorenko. "In the first five rounds, he forced me to brawl. But then I changed tactics and managed, working at a long distance, to inflict a number of accurate blows on him and score winning points. But I didn't manage to break him." Now the champion is waiting for the joy of the first meeting with her daughter Sophia, who was born in Sevastopol on June 23.

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	~~Mandatory Defense by Vidoz. Luan Krasniqi, Danny Williams and Sinan Samil Sam had been declared mandatory challengers by the EBU, but refused to fight Vidoz.~~

	~~Vidoz suffered~~ a ~~busted eardrum~~ and ~~an injured knee~~ in ~~this fight~~.		<big>'''Double V'''</big>

			<small>By Igor Levenshtein, ''Kommersant in Ukraine'', July 17, 2006</small>

			On Saturday, a professional boxing event was held in Hamburg, during which two Ukrainian boxers won title fights. World Boxing Association (WBA) world bantamweight champion Vladimir Sidorenko defeated Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym from Thailand on points, and heavyweight Vladimir Virchis knocked out Italian Paolo Vidoz in the sixth round and became the European champion.

Emaster: Fight:1095783 moved to Paolo Vidoz vs. Vladimir Virchis (1st meeting)

2007-08-23T22:30:33Z

Fight:1095783 moved to Paolo Vidoz vs. Vladimir Virchis (1st meeting)

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Reyo: removed false info, scorecards have never been released.

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	Mandatory Defense by Vidoz. Luan Krasniqi, Danny Williams and Sinan Samil Sam ~~have~~ been ~~announced as~~ mandatory ~~challenger~~ by the EBU ~~priorly~~, but refused to fight Vidoz.		Mandatory Defense by Vidoz. Luan Krasniqi, Danny Williams and Sinan Samil Sam had been declared mandatory challengers by the EBU, but refused to fight Vidoz.

	Vidoz suffered a busted eardrum and an injured knee in this fight~~. Scores before stoppage all in favour of Vidoz~~.		Vidoz suffered a busted eardrum and an injured knee in this fight.

Deslizer at 11:14, 28 April 2007

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			Mandatory Defense by Vidoz. Luan Krasniqi, Danny Williams and Sinan Samil Sam have been announced as mandatory challenger by the EBU priorly, but refused to fight Vidoz.

	Vidoz suffered a busted eardrum and an injured knee in this fight.Scores before stoppage all in favour of Vidoz		Vidoz suffered a busted eardrum and an injured knee in this fight. Scores before stoppage all in favour of Vidoz.