Hmmm ? Me too..... perhaps. I'd understood power outtages were fairly common in your neck of the woods...light a candle you fool.
Up for grabs in Buglioni vs. Horvath is the vacant WBO European 168lb title - and, per a WBO representative interviewed at ringside by Steve Bunce, likely a shot next year at Robert Stieglitz. :think
Ya, as if Steglitz needed another BS defense. You know theyre licking their chops at the 3rd Abe fight. Maybe Sauerland can bring Buglioni to Berlin and get him and Abe into an eliminator. Meethinks theyve got the WBO in their pocket when it comes to that SMW title.:think
Round 1 Buglioni is jabbing into Horvath's guard and dropping sneaky rights on the belt line, backing Horvath up steadily. All one-way traffic as Buglioni circles and pot shots at the shorter man. Horvath steps left and puts up a light jab. Buglioni is catching jabs in the crook of his left arm while twisting away on the outside and lining Horvath up with the 1-2. 10-9 Buglioni
Round 2 Buglioni is throwing single jabs at the head of Horvath and mixing in jab-feints to keep him guessing. Horvath is looking for a chance with his own jab, timing it as Buglioni stretches out his left arm, but still not able to close the gap or beat the speed of Buglioni. 10-9 Buglioni 20-18 Buglioni
Horvath is getting through at times with some sneaky jabs and hooks. Despite the size difference I think this may go a few rounds, probably a clear Buglioni UD.
This is a poor card, only semi-interesting fight is Chisora-Pala. I remember some excellent ones by this promoter in the past, like "The Magnificent Seven".