Ruslan Chagaev vs. Vladimir Virchis - Revision history

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	* Bout announced on January 27.[https://uzreport.news/sports/ruslan-chagaev-provedet-boy-11-marta]		* Bout announced on January 27.[https://uzreport.news/sports/ruslan-chagaev-provedet-boy-11-marta]
	* "In just five days a mega-fight between Ruslan Chagaev of Uzbekistan and Vladimir Virchis of Ukraine; will square off in what quite possibly be the best heavyweight fight this year. I am almost insulted to see so little press in regards to this fight. [...] The winner will be set up quite nicely for a title shot in the near future, and definite fame everywhere but the English speaking world. [...] I for one would rather see this explosive affair, than a possibly boring twelve round fat man dance between [[Hasim Rahman vs. James Toney (1st meeting)\|Hasim Rahman and James Toney]]" - boxing247.com columnist Troy Ondrizek		* "In just five days a mega-fight between Ruslan Chagaev of Uzbekistan and Vladimir Virchis of Ukraine; will square off in what quite possibly be the best heavyweight fight this year. I am almost insulted to see so little press in regards to this fight. [...] The winner will be set up quite nicely for a title shot in the near future, and definite fame everywhere but the English speaking world. [...] I for one would rather see this explosive affair, than a possibly boring twelve round fat man dance between [[Hasim Rahman vs. James Toney (1st meeting)\|Hasim Rahman and James Toney]]" - boxing247.com columnist Troy Ondrizek

	* "Chagaev has a big future in my eyes. In Uzbekistan he has already reached Muhammad Ali's level of popularity. From the moment he won the Amateur World Boxing Championships, he has eventually become recognized by everyone in this country" - [[Artur Grigorian]], before the fight		* "Chagaev has a big future in my eyes. In Uzbekistan he has already reached Muhammad Ali's level of popularity. From the moment he won the Amateur World Boxing Championships, he has eventually become recognized by everyone in this country" - [[Artur Grigorian]], before the fight
			* The fight [[Television Viewership Of Boxing Fights In Germany\|generated 1.59 million viewers]] on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).
	* The fight generated 1.59 million viewers on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).

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	* The fight generated 1.59 million viewers on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).		* The fight generated 1.59 million viewers on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).

	~~<big>'''Ruslan Chagaev - intercontinental champion'''</big>~~

	~~<small>By ''UzReport Information Agency'', March 15, 2006</small>~~

	~~''Professional boxer Ruslan Chagaev, who defends the honor of our country with dignity, continues to invariably please his fans.''~~

	He recently held his first championship fight at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg. Before that, he only took part in fights to climb up the rankings. This time Ruslan was fighting for the most prestigious intercontinental championship belts in professional boxing - according to the World Boxing Organization and the World Boxing Association - held by Ukrainian boxer Vladimir Virchis.

	Ruslan Chagaev had 20 fights in the professional ring, of which he won 19, 16 times inside the distance, and drew one. Vladimir Virchis, one of the strongest professional boxers today, has been fighting at the professional level since 1999, winning all of his 20 fights, 17 by knockout.

	An exciting and thrilling duel between two masters of the leather glove, in no way inferior to each other, became a significant event in the sports life of Hamburg. Ruslan Chagaev, who was more active than his opponent, managed to inflict several strong and accurate blows. In the end, two out of three judges awarded the victory to the Uzbek boxer.

	~~Thus, Ruslan, a two-time world amateur boxing champion, celebrated his twentieth victory as a professional and won his first WBO and WBA championships.~~

	Now he has earned the right to fight boxers who occupy the highest positions in worldwide rankings. If our compatriot achieves success in battles against the best, in the near future he will be able to fight for the world heavyweight championship.[https://uzreport.news/sports/ruslan-chagaev-chempion-kontinentov]

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	He recently held his first championship fight at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg. Before that, he only took part in fights to climb up the rankings. This time Ruslan was fighting for the most prestigious intercontinental championship belts in professional boxing - according to the World Boxing Organization and the World Boxing Association - held by Ukrainian boxer Vladimir Virchis.		He recently held his first championship fight at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg. Before that, he only took part in fights to climb up the rankings. This time Ruslan was fighting for the most prestigious intercontinental championship belts in professional boxing - according to the World Boxing Organization and the World Boxing Association - held by Ukrainian boxer Vladimir Virchis.

	Ruslan Chagaev had 20 fights in the professional ring, of which he won 19, 16 times inside the distance, and one ~~fight was a draw~~. Vladimir Virchis, one of the strongest professional boxers today, has been fighting at the professional level since 1999, winning all of his 20 fights, 17 by knockout.		Ruslan Chagaev had 20 fights in the professional ring, of which he won 19, 16 times inside the distance, and drew one. Vladimir Virchis, one of the strongest professional boxers today, has been fighting at the professional level since 1999, winning all of his 20 fights, 17 by knockout.

	An exciting and thrilling duel between two masters of the leather glove, in no way inferior to each other, became a significant event in the sports life of Hamburg. Ruslan Chagaev, who was more active than his opponent, managed to inflict several strong and accurate blows. In the end, two out of three judges awarded the victory to the Uzbek boxer.		An exciting and thrilling duel between two masters of the leather glove, in no way inferior to each other, became a significant event in the sports life of Hamburg. Ruslan Chagaev, who was more active than his opponent, managed to inflict several strong and accurate blows. In the end, two out of three judges awarded the victory to the Uzbek boxer.

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	He recently held his first championship fight at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg. Before that, he only took part in fights to climb up the rankings. This time Ruslan was fighting for the most prestigious intercontinental championship belts in professional boxing - according to the World Boxing Organization and the World Boxing Association - held by Ukrainian boxer Vladimir Virchis.		He recently held his first championship fight at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg. Before that, he only took part in fights to climb up the rankings. This time Ruslan was fighting for the most prestigious intercontinental championship belts in professional boxing - according to the World Boxing Organization and the World Boxing Association - held by Ukrainian boxer Vladimir Virchis.

	Ruslan Chagaev had 20 fights in the professional ring, of which he won 19, 16 times inside the distance, and one fight was a draw. Vladimir Virchis, one of the strongest professional boxers today, has been ~~performing~~ at the professional level since 1999, winning all of his 20 fights, 17 by knockout.		Ruslan Chagaev had 20 fights in the professional ring, of which he won 19, 16 times inside the distance, and one fight was a draw. Vladimir Virchis, one of the strongest professional boxers today, has been fighting at the professional level since 1999, winning all of his 20 fights, 17 by knockout.

	An exciting and thrilling duel between two masters of the leather glove, in no way inferior to each other, became a significant event in the sports life of Hamburg. Ruslan Chagaev, who was more active than his opponent, managed to inflict several strong and accurate blows. In the end, two out of three judges awarded the victory to the Uzbek boxer.		An exciting and thrilling duel between two masters of the leather glove, in no way inferior to each other, became a significant event in the sports life of Hamburg. Ruslan Chagaev, who was more active than his opponent, managed to inflict several strong and accurate blows. In the end, two out of three judges awarded the victory to the Uzbek boxer.

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	<small>By ''UzReport Information Agency'', March 15, 2006</small>		<small>By ''UzReport Information Agency'', March 15, 2006</small>

	''Professional boxer Ruslan Chagaev, who defends the honor of our country with dignity, continues to please his fans.''		''Professional boxer Ruslan Chagaev, who defends the honor of our country with dignity, continues to invariably please his fans.''

	He recently held his first championship fight at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg. Before that, he only took part in fights to climb up the rankings. This time Ruslan was fighting for the most prestigious intercontinental championship belts in professional boxing - according to the World Boxing Organization and the World Boxing Association - held by Ukrainian boxer Vladimir Virchis.		He recently held his first championship fight at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg. Before that, he only took part in fights to climb up the rankings. This time Ruslan was fighting for the most prestigious intercontinental championship belts in professional boxing - according to the World Boxing Organization and the World Boxing Association - held by Ukrainian boxer Vladimir Virchis.

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	* The fight generated 1.59 million viewers on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).		* The fight generated 1.59 million viewers on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).

			<big>'''Ruslan Chagaev - intercontinental champion'''</big>

			<small>By ''UzReport Information Agency'', March 15, 2006</small>

			''Professional boxer Ruslan Chagaev, who defends the honor of our country with dignity, continues to please his fans.''

			He recently held his first championship fight at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg. Before that, he only took part in fights to climb up the rankings. This time Ruslan was fighting for the most prestigious intercontinental championship belts in professional boxing - according to the World Boxing Organization and the World Boxing Association - held by Ukrainian boxer Vladimir Virchis.

			Ruslan Chagaev had 20 fights in the professional ring, of which he won 19, 16 times inside the distance, and one fight was a draw. Vladimir Virchis, one of the strongest professional boxers today, has been performing at the professional level since 1999, winning all of his 20 fights, 17 by knockout.

			An exciting and thrilling duel between two masters of the leather glove, in no way inferior to each other, became a significant event in the sports life of Hamburg. Ruslan Chagaev, who was more active than his opponent, managed to inflict several strong and accurate blows. In the end, two out of three judges awarded the victory to the Uzbek boxer.

			Thus, Ruslan, a two-time world amateur boxing champion, celebrated his twentieth victory as a professional and won his first WBO and WBA championships.

			Now he has earned the right to fight boxers who occupy the highest positions in worldwide rankings. If our compatriot achieves success in battles against the best, in the near future he will be able to fight for the world heavyweight championship.[https://uzreport.news/sports/ruslan-chagaev-chempion-kontinentov]

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	== Comments ==		== Comments ==
			* Bout announced on January 27.[https://uzreport.news/sports/ruslan-chagaev-provedet-boy-11-marta]
	* "In just five days a mega-fight between Ruslan Chagaev of Uzbekistan and Vladimir Virchis of Ukraine; will square off in what quite possibly be the best heavyweight fight this year. I am almost insulted to see so little press in regards to this fight. [...] The winner will be set up quite nicely for a title shot in the near future, and definite fame everywhere but the English speaking world. [...] I for one would rather see this explosive affair, than a possibly boring twelve round fat man dance between [[Hasim Rahman vs. James Toney (1st meeting)\|Hasim Rahman and James Toney]]" - boxing247.com columnist Troy Ondrizek		* "In just five days a mega-fight between Ruslan Chagaev of Uzbekistan and Vladimir Virchis of Ukraine; will square off in what quite possibly be the best heavyweight fight this year. I am almost insulted to see so little press in regards to this fight. [...] The winner will be set up quite nicely for a title shot in the near future, and definite fame everywhere but the English speaking world. [...] I for one would rather see this explosive affair, than a possibly boring twelve round fat man dance between [[Hasim Rahman vs. James Toney (1st meeting)\|Hasim Rahman and James Toney]]" - boxing247.com columnist Troy Ondrizek

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	* "Chagaev has a big future in my eyes. In Uzbekistan he has already reached Muhammad Ali's level of popularity. From the moment he won the Amateur World Boxing Championships, he has eventually become recognized by everyone in this country" - [[Artur Grigorian]], before the fight		* "Chagaev has a big future in my eyes. In Uzbekistan he has already reached Muhammad Ali's level of popularity. From the moment he won the Amateur World Boxing Championships, he has eventually become recognized by everyone in this country" - [[Artur Grigorian]], before the fight

	* Compubox stats: Chagaev 100/412 (24.3% accuracy), Virchis 104/734 (14.2%)

	* The fight generated 1.59 million viewers on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).		* The fight generated 1.59 million viewers on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).

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			{\| {{punchstatstable-r}}
			\|+ '''Punchstats'''
			\|- {{pstable-bg1}}
			! Total Punches \|\| Chagaev \|\| Virchis
			\|-
			\| Landed \|\| 100 \|\| 104
			\|-
			\| Thrown \|\| 412 \|\| 734
			\|-
			\| Pct. \|\| 24% \|\| 14%
			\|- {{pstable-bg1}}
			! Total Jabs \|\| Chagaev \|\| Virchis
			\|-
			\| Landed \|\| 43 \|\| 26
			\|-
			\| Thrown \|\| 226 \|\| 329
			\|-
			\| Pct. \|\| 19% \|\| 8%
			\|- {{pstable-bg1}}
			! Power Punches \|\| Chagaev \|\| Virchis
			\|-
			\| Landed \|\| 57 \|\| 78
			\|-
			\| Thrown \|\| 186 \|\| 405
			\|-
			\| Pct. \|\| 31% \|\| 19%
			\|}
	<fight>1054259</fight>		<fight>1054259</fight>

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	* "In just five days a mega-fight between Ruslan Chagaev of Uzbekistan and Vladimir Virchis of Ukraine; will square off in what quite possibly be the best heavyweight fight this year. I am almost insulted to see so little press in regards to this fight. [...] The winner will be set up quite nicely for a title shot in the near future, and definite fame everywhere but the English speaking world. [...] I for one would rather see this explosive affair, than a possibly boring twelve round fat man dance between [[Hasim Rahman vs. James Toney (1st meeting)\|Hasim Rahman and James Toney]]" - boxing247.com columnist Troy Ondrizek		* "In just five days a mega-fight between Ruslan Chagaev of Uzbekistan and Vladimir Virchis of Ukraine; will square off in what quite possibly be the best heavyweight fight this year. I am almost insulted to see so little press in regards to this fight. [...] The winner will be set up quite nicely for a title shot in the near future, and definite fame everywhere but the English speaking world. [...] I for one would rather see this explosive affair, than a possibly boring twelve round fat man dance between [[Hasim Rahman vs. James Toney (1st meeting)\|Hasim Rahman and James Toney]]" - boxing247.com columnist Troy Ondrizek

	* "Chagaev has a big future in my eyes. In Uzbekistan he has already reached Muhammad Ali's level of popularity. From the moment he won the Amateur World Boxing Championships, he has eventually become recognized by everyone in this country" - [[Artur Grigorian]]		* "Chagaev has a big future in my eyes. In Uzbekistan he has already reached Muhammad Ali's level of popularity. From the moment he won the Amateur World Boxing Championships, he has eventually become recognized by everyone in this country" - [[Artur Grigorian]], before the fight

	* Compubox stats: Chagaev 100/412 (24.3% accuracy), Virchis 104/734 (14.2%)		* Compubox stats: Chagaev 100/412 (24.3% accuracy), Virchis 104/734 (14.2%)

	* The fight generated 1.59 million viewers on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).		* The fight generated 1.59 million viewers on [[ZDF]] with 16.9 market share (the channel's audience share in March 2006 was 13.6).