Marco Huck vs. Ola Afolabi II & Kubrat Pulev vs. Alexander Dimitrenko RBR

Round 1

Woge catches Hafner flapping at him with a stiff right hand. Woge steps back and circles left, unhurried, patiently jabbing and tossing straight right hands at Hafner. The Hungarian southpaw comes barreling in, flicking his right jab and hurling left hands up behind them. Woge is stepping carefully around him and countering well with the straight right, barely needing to use his own jab. WILD looping left by Hafner gets him countered with a heavy combo.

10-9 Woge

 

Boxrec lists them at 5'11" and 5'9".

I think Woge is at least three inches taller. :conf

 

Round 2

Woge starts out jabbing at Hafner, doing well with that - but gets a bit footloose and throws some wide haymakers. This is Hafner's fight. Both land some bombs. Woge settles down and works Hafner over on the ropes with jabs and upper-hooks. Nice jump back by Woge, turning his body askew as Hafner flails at him. Good defense sets up chances to catch Hafner out of position and then batter him into the ropes. Woge is using a sort of modified shoulder roll, leaning back and twisting away while catching shots on his right glove as it's cocked by his chin. BIG left hooks over the top by Woge, putting Hafner on the ropes and nailing him. Another big flurry by Woge, and Hafner goes to a knee. He beats the count at eight.

SAVED by the bell.

10-8 Woge

20-17 Woge

 

:!:

 

Here's the full fight card:

Tyron Zeuge vs. Santo Drago, 4 rounds @ super middleweight (already happened)

Robert Woge vs. Ferenc Hafner, 8 rounds @ light heavyweight (<----- on now)

David Graf vs. Atilla Palko, 6 rounds @ cruiserweight (probably on next)

Dustin Dirks vs. Thomas Ulrich, 8 rounds @ light heavyweight

Edmund Gerber vs. Maurice Harris, 8 rounds @ heavyweight

Robert Stieglitz vs. Nader Hamdan, 12 rounds @ super middleweight

Kubrat Pulev vs. Alexander Dimitrenko, 12 rounds @ heavyweight

Marco Huck vs. Ola Afolabi II, 12 rounds @ cruiserweight

 

Round 3

Hard right hands by Woge. Hafner gives up on trying swing back with wide prayer shots, and tries instead to hold. Woge is able to slide his feet back and jab him off, then nail him with more right hands. Woge opens up on Hafner by the ropes. Hafner is driven down to a knee again. He beats the count again. Unlike last time, there's a minute left in the round. Hafner flurries his way inside and tries to hold. Woge steps back and drills him with rights. Hafner down again. Up. BANG BANG, Woge goes to work. A giant left hook bounces off Hafner's skull and sends him sprawling.

TKO!!

 

That leaves Zsolt Erdei as Hungary's only remaining unbeaten light heavyweight.

Think Woge should go after Erdei next? :yep