Hein Ten Hoff KO 2 Wilson Kohlebrecher 1950

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  1. SuzieQ49

    SuzieQ49 The Manager Full Member

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    Ollie Tandberg was highly touted in the papers after his clear defeat of Joe Baksi. No one wanted to fight the 6'3 210lb Tandberg after the boxing lesson he gave to Baksi. Joey Maxim brought him down to earth with a decision victory, then Walcott knocked Tandberg out destroying the myth of Ollie.


    Sys was a good fighter. Managed a draw against Archie Moore. Not many heavyweights can say they did that well against Archie.
     
  2. mcvey

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    I remember it was in an old Ring magazine of the 50's,apparently[from what I recall], Hoff didnt take it too seriously, but Rocky was going for broke.Hoff's manager berated him for not responding in kind .As I recollect Hoff jabbed Marciano off rather easily, and dodged his swings ,Marciano was throwing big shots ,I beleive , I think the quote was something like "Wiilie I will hit him tommorow if you want. "[ they were scheduled to spar over two days], Marciano's team did not turn up the next day.
    Marciano was still fairly raw then, I expect.
     
  3. swede_dreams

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    Maybe im a little to much but his name is Olle not Ollie
     
  4. bodhi

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    Pretty good fighter. Solid inside the Top10 German hws. Not Top5 though.
     
  5. mattdonnellon

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    Olle lost in America on a split to Maxim, havent read or seen it but that's not a bad effort.
    Interesting to hear about Hein and Marciano, just wondering when as Ten Hoff's first American fight was in the 1950's, if so Rocky wasn't green?
     
  6. mattdonnellon

    mattdonnellon Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Max, Walter, maybe Karl...who else tops him for sure?
     
  7. bodhi

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    perhaps Axel Schulz, he should have won the hw championship. Twice. :lol: Quite pathetic actually.
     
  8. TheGreatA

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    TheGreatA Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Got flattened by Nino Valdes though:

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  10. mattdonnellon

    mattdonnellon Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    and kinda feasted on washed up versions....read Nino wrong though!
     
  11. SuzieQ49

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    Great Picture. Valdes was a beast in 1954.
     
  12. timmers612

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    I've been able to view the films of Hein available now and its easy to see he had good teaching and his long amat. background. The Ingo fight doesn't automatically put him in a bum category, Ingo did the same one round job on Machen. Ingo had one of the best right hands in heavy history, possibly matching any other. All the rounds of his bout with Jersey Joe apparently aren't available but those I watched didn't show Walcott holding anything back and Hein boxing competively. Joe just had another skill level.
     
  13. SuzieQ49

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    Hoff was well past his prime by the time he took on Ingo
     
  14. swede_dreams

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    Still he was highly favourited and the german papers asked what hospital they were going to send Ingo`s flowers to :rofl