Leigh Wood vs. Michael John Conlan & Gary Cully vs. José Miguel Vázquez Bautista RBR.

It isn't of much consequence whether this goes to points or ends inside the distance. Says much the same about Agyarko, either way.

Roll on, main event.

 

Correct Sir.

 

Anybody upcomer to keep an eye on from over there?

 

Round 1: 10-9 Agyarko
Round 2: 10-9 Agyarko
Round 3: 10-9 Rubio
Round 4: 10-9 Agyarko
Round 5: 10-9 Agyarko
Round 6: 10-9 Agyarko
Round 7: 10-9 Rubio
Round 8: 10-9 Agyarko
Round 9: 10-9 Agyarko
Round 10: 10-9 Agyarko

While Agyarko looked reckless, unimpressive and was hit clean by too many big shots, his cardio is top-notch. The way he fights and how he throws power punches all the time he's in impressive shape after 30 minutes in the ring.

98-92 Agyarko

99-91 is fine as well.

 

Round 1. Agyarko 10-9
Round 2. Agyarko 10-9 close
Round 3. Rubio 10-9 close
Round 4. Agyarko 10-9 close
Round 5. Agyarko 10-9
Round 6. Agyarko 10-9
Round 7. Agyarko 10-9
Round 8. Agyarko 10-9
Round 9. Agyarko 10-9
Round 10. Agyarko 10-9

Agyarko 99-91.

 

Round 10
More of the same, Agyarko is athletic, but he fights like he's some super athletic phenom, which he isn't
97-93 Agyarko

 

Back to back shutouts can we have competitive match ups on a main card?

 

German Boxing is a graveyard. Our promoters have signed a few solid prospects like Kossobutskiy or Aliev (the guy who competed in the 2021 Olympics, he's actually training in my boxing gym) but Germans? Nah. We might have a few solid guys on the lowest level but those guys have to pass some domestic tests first.

 

Any idea what happened to Juergen Braehmer? Did he retire?

 

Man there was a time when boxing seemed huge there

Did boxing fall out of favor with Germans or was it just carried by a handful of stars?