Chakhiev vs. Kotlobay, Boytsov vs. Wilson & Chagaev vs. Manswell on January 28th

[Bubby]

Originally Posted by IntentionalButt

Many questions about this card Universum has around the bend.


There are five pretty notable bouts scheduled:

• Rakim Chakhiev vs. Alexander Kotlobay, 10 rounds @ CW
• Denis Boytsov vs. Darnell Wilson, 8 rounds @ HW
• Ruslan Chagaev vs. Kertson Manswell, 8 rounds @ HW
• Firat Arslan vs. Orlando Farias, 8 rounds @ CW
• Juergen Braehmer vs. Jose Maria Guerrero, 8 rounds @ LHW

...PLUS a 12-round WBO Euro title bout (Rafael Bejeran vs. TBA, middleweights)



Are all six being televised? If not, which ones are? What is the "main event"? Surely not the obscure Bejeran vs. TBA? Yet, which of the others? They're all mere 8 and 10 rounders. Chakhiev and Boytsov at least have tough opponents. Braehmer and Chagaev don't - but they're bigger names. (ditto Arslan to an extent)



...and where? Boxrec claims it's on Sport1 in Germany, but the website for Sport1 doesn't have any information on the card just a week and a half out. The only boxing card on their entire January broadcast calendar is the one from back on the 7th.
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So if not Sport1, where? Is it even being televised?



If it is, what time? These German cards can start anywhere from 3 to 5pm EST (9pm to midnight local time) depending on how long the show is, how much live or tape-delayed undercard they're planning on showing, etc.


I have things to do that evening - probably needing to leave by 5 or 5:30pm EST or so - and am trying to figure out just how much of this it will be possible to see.



Ideally, seeing the four big-boy matches would be awesome. Just the cruisers and heavies. I don't really know Bejeran, and can live without seeing a rusty Braehmer put in rounds against an old Spaniard with a padded record. Out of all of them, I most want to catch Boysov vs. Wilson but it would honestly suck to miss any of the others (either due to them not being aired, or because the card runs too late

Thanks IB!

[IntentionalButt]

Bejeran now has an opponent.

Daniel Urbanski, a Polish milquetoast with feather in his fists and glass in his jaw. OK fighter otherwise. Oh well.

[IntentionalButt]

Everybody should have begun their weigh-ins by now, no?

I can't find anything about them...

[Joe_MacKenzie]

Originally Posted by IntentionalButt

Everybody should have begun their weigh-ins by now, no?

I can't find anything about them...

It's next Saturday, not this weekend. Tomorrow is the 21st not the 28th.

[IntentionalButt]

Originally Posted by Joe_MacKenzie

It's next Saturday, not this weekend. Tomorrow is the 21st not the 28th.

Oh yeah. Ignore me. Not enough coffee this morning.

[IntentionalButt]

Apparently Braehmer vs. Guerrero is indeed the main event.

Both weighed in the same, at 176 lbs - two pounds below their agreed upon 178lb catchweight.

I haven't found any weights so far for the rest of the card.


edit:

Chagaev & Manswell eye to eye:

[marciano1952]

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[Roam]

Wilson's fist is huge

[Nosbor]

Nice result for Denis!

[Grecorussian]

I expected Chakhkiev to KO Kotolobay

[IntentionalButt]

Originally Posted by Grecorussian

I expected Chakhkiev to KO Kotolobay

Me too...all throughout their match...

[IntentionalButt]

btw, Arslan won via TKO2.

[Manning]

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Any chance of a translation from anybody?

[damian38]

Originally Posted by Manning

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Boystov talks about his preparation for the fight, that his hand is fully healed, then he said that his manager's talking about a possible fight with the winner of Pulev-Walker, he says that Pulev's last fight against Sproutt was boring, typical of the Bulgarian, and that he's confident that he could beat him

[Manning]

Originally Posted by damian38

Boystov talks about his preparation for the fight, that his hand is fully healed, then he said that his manager's talking about a possible fight with the winner of Pulev-Walker, he says that Pulev's last fight against Sproutt was boring, typical of the Bulgarian, and that he's confident that he could beat him

Thanks.