Undercard fights Vitaly vs Sam Peter

I ve decided to spend some big bucks to watch Vitaly vs Sam live in Germany's capital Berlin.Very much hope that their encounter wont fall short of my high expectations.
I am quite glad that there will be some very interesting undercard fights.

Belarussian based former K1 fighter Alexander Ustinov (12-0) will take on American Julius Long(15-9). Two giants on coallision course. Should be a fascinating fight and a good test for the behemoth from Belarus.

Great and very promising Cuban heavy weight hope Odlanier Solis(12-0) will square off against Australian Chauncy Welliver(35-4).
Have never seen that Aussie fight neither live nor on tv. I hope that he will try to put up a decent show of boxing and make his Cuban foe sweat for some rounds!

German based Albanian Haxhi Krasniqui(24-2) will showcase his skills against a very limited opponent from Germany, a certain Sven Hasselhoff(6-8).

The most interesting undercard fight will probably be Ismail Sillahk's fist pro fight in europe. The former Ukranian amateur star and olympian will face a teak tough and durable opponent. Armen Azizian's fight record(9-8) is quite misleading. Germany's cruiser weight hope Tino Gross(6-0) had a death and life struggle with this Armenian roughouse in his last outing to a ring.
Azizian has also gone the full route with known names like David Kostecki,Igor Bursak,and Pawel Kolodziej.
Sillahk turned pro in the USA about 2 months ago and has scored 3 ko victories in 3 fights in the paid ranks.
Very tough matchmaking for Sillahk.Azizian is a dangerous fighter.

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Long is a bum,eh!

You seem to be quite familiar with Welliver,arent you!

Welliver is also a bum,eh!:huh

 

Your definition of a bum seems to be a very harsh and tight one,mate!
Long went the full route with Solis showing a quite decent performance against the Cuban talent. Do you really think that a bum can go the full distance with someone like Solis?
Since I have never seen Welliver I cant really comment on him.

As for your statement that Solis and Ustinov should fight someone like Sprott,Mehan,or Vidoz I would like to point out that both the Cuban and Ustinov have only had 12 fights in the paid ranks up to now.
Vidon is scheduled to fight Skelton for the european title.
Both Sprott and Mehan are too huge a step for Solis and Ustinov right now.
Lets not forget that we are speaking about pro fighting.Good matchmaking is an important part of the game.
Ustinov is an unproven former K1 fighter. He has power and a decent punch,but you must be daydreaming to consider him to be ready to take on someone like Sprott in his 13th pro fight.

 

Ustinov totally destroyed Long in the very first round of their encounter. Very impressive performance by the powerful Belarussian behemoth.
Solis had shown a quite lame display of boxing against a fat American journeyman in the previous fight.He had also gone the full route with Long in one of his previous fights struggling to win a close fight which really reflects quite badly on the young Cuban talent.
Solis still has to learn one or two things before considering to share the ring with decent opponents with a decent punch.
Ustinov seems to be ready to take on bigger names at this stage of his career.

By the way American based Ukranian amateur star Sillahk showed a beautiful display of boxing against a teak tough roughouse from Armenia.
It was an excellent test for Sillhahk who nailed his true colours to the mast in that fight.Very convincing performance.Very versatile fighter! A pity that he fights out of the USA! Wont be able to watch him very often live in an arena!