WBC Cruiserweight title: Krzysztof Wlodarczyk vs Giacobbe Fragomeni

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Cunningham is much more restless, often changes the position, has a large reach, is uncomfortable,he clinches a lot, I could tell a lot about Steve.

Fragomeni fights more cleaner than Cunningham, not attacked in such varied ways, is much smaller, and seems is much slower than Steve.


What links them is the fact that both are able to throw 2-3 punches with one hand, but Cunnningham is more restless, and Fragomeni doesn't move as well. The style fits me ...

- Diablo

 

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On Saturday, May 16, Rome will be back as the Italian capital of world boxing, thanks to OPI 2000 led by Salvatore and Christian Cherchi. At the prestigious Gran Teatro (3,040 seats), WBC world cruiserweight champion Giacobbe Fragomeni (26-1 with 10 KOs), will make his first defense against ‘El Diablo’ Krzysztof Wlodarczyk. (41-2 with 31 KOs). Born in Milan on August 13, 1969, Fragomeni is currently the most popular boxer in his country. On October 24, 2008, he won the vacant WBC crown defeating on points Rudolf Kraj. After eight action-packed rounds, the doctor stopped Fragomeni because of a cut; all the judges scored 77-74 in favor of Giacobbe who became champion in front of 3,500 screaming fans. It has to be noticed that Fragomeni sold-out the Palalido after 12 years. That’ s why a sell-out is expected in Rome too.

Born in Warsaw (Poland) on September 19, 1981, Krzysztof Wlodarczyk is a former IBF cruiserweight champion. He won the vacant belt defeating on points Steve Cunningham, on November 26, 2006, in Warsaw. ‘El Diablo’ lost on points the rematch on May 26, 2007, in Katowice (Poland). Since then, Wlodarczyk won four consecutive fights, all within the distance.

In the undercard, two extremely spectacular fighters: former European flyweight champion Andrea Sarritzu (28-4-4 with 11 KOs), and Mexican Adrian ‘ El Confesor’ Hernandez (14-1-1 with 11 KOs).

Three boxers very popular in Rome will be part of the show: superwelterweights Emanuele Della Rosa and Emanuele Blandamura, cruiserweight Andrea Moretti. It’s sure that their fans will buy many tickets to be at Gran Teatro. Also on the card, promising cruiserweight Mirko Larghetti.

The event will start at 7.30 p.m. and will be broadcast nationally by Rai Due starting 11.15 p.m. For tickets go to [url]www.opi2000.com[/url]

 

Yep. Diablo has better defense and Fragomeni has a plodding come forward type style, a not bad style for a fighter like him tho, hes good by it imo, it suits him.

I personally changed my pick to Wlodarczyk TKO from Fragomeni UD.

Wlodarczyk has underrated power imo....Personally I think he hits harder than Adamek anyway, and many other cruisers.

I see Wlodarczyk winning the first couple rounds, Fragomeni will steal some of the mid rounds and I think he will tire out in the later rounds due to Wlodarczyks power punches and of course his age I think will play a factor in this fight too.. Diablo is still a young kid at 28, and Giacobbe is pushing 40...

Wlodarczyk wil then most likley tire him out and TKO him or possibly even KO. Im going for either 10,11,or 12.

Keep in mind Wlodarczyk is 1-0 vs Italians in Italy too ^_^

Wlodarczyk likes come forward guys like Fragomeni..I think it Fragomenis style suits Diablo... He might get in trouble maybe once or twice, like he did in the Halasz fight, but he should be able to recover and deliver the pucnhes and the knokout!

 

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Fragomeni w ryj dostanie!!

 

TKO 11

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