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Arslan dethrones Hill; Erdei outclasses Mendoza! + Inkin and Balzsay results
WBA interim cruiserweight champion Firat Arslan (27-3-1, 18 KOs) can now drop the "interim" moniker after a twelve round unanimous decision over WBA cruiser titlist Virgil Hill (50-6, 23 KOs) on Saturday night at the Freiberger Arena in Dresden, Germany.
Arslan pressed the action early as expected while the back-pedaling Hill was able to land some good combinations. Hill decided to stand his ground in round three and gave as he got as the fighters traded punches at close range the entire round. More good two-way action in the fourth and fifth as the 43-year-old Hill surprised everyone with his tremendous conditioning.
In round six, Hill delivered almost non-stop very light punches, while Arslan landed all the meaningful shots. Hill was on his toes in the seventh, trying to keep the advancing Arslan at the end of his jab. Arslan probably won the round, however, when he pressed Hill against the ropes and landed a good straight left.....
The rest here: http://www.fightnews.com/universum192.htm
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WBO light heavyweight champion Zsolt "The Firebird" Erdei (28-0, 17 KOs) mostly outboxed Tito "El Misil" Mendoza (36-8, 28 KOs) en route to a twelve round split decision. Erdei was the quicker and technically better boxer as he chopped away at the 6'3 challenger. Mendoza's best moment came in round three when he rocked Erdei with a right hand, however Erdei was generally able to avoid Mendoza's powershots while beating Mendoza to the punch all night long. Scores: 116-112, 117-111 for Erdei, and a bizarre 117-111 for Mendoza.
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WBA #1 rated super middleweight Denis Inkin (32-0, 24 KOs) continued his march toward a world title shot with a twelve round unanimous decision over Martin Abel Bruer (19-2, 12 KOs) in the featured undercard bout on Saturday's "Universum Champions Night" card in Dresden. Inkin had problems early, visiting the canvas in round two, however from the seventh round on, the WBC's International titleholder took over the bout, punishing the super tough Bruer, who managed to make it to the final bell. Scores were 117-110, 117-111, 117-110.
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Unbeaten WBO #10 super middleweight Karoly Balzsay (17-0, 12 KOs) won his first pro title, the vacant WBO Intercontinental, with a one-sided twelve round decision over Ruben Eduardo Acosta (16-3-5, 3 KOs). After suffering a bad cut under his left eye from an accidental headbutt in round seven, Balzsay cruised to a safe 119-109 points win on all cards.
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