The Tsarina of boxing Natascha Ragosina (19-0-0, 11 KOs) is going to compete in her 20th professional fight at Sport Arena Grossziethen. She is putting three world champion belts in the scale pan on March 28th 2009. The unbeaten title holder defends the crowns of WIBF, GBU and WBC. The female pro from Trinidad & Tobago, who wants to dispute the super-champion belt is Iva Weston (12-4-0, 1 KO). The just 23-year old boxing girl can already refer to the experience of several title fight. She was boxing for WIBF world champion belt 2004 and half a year later for WBA crown. Iva Weston was not able to beat her rivals in the first two fights but she could get the WIBC world champion belt the same year. Now she was attracted to Germany by # 1 of world ranking. Iva Weston is listed on # 5 of independent internet ranking. “This is the biggest challenge in my life. It’s my dream to defeat Natascha Ragosina. I would be the stumbling block of her career”, said Iva Weston for the fight. In contrast SES’ boxing lady Natascha Ragosina estimates the chance of her challenger as low. “Iva Weston can be glad when she leaves the boxing ring save”, explained the world champion.

The Appearance at the world championship on March 28th at Sport Arena Grossziethen is a “home match” for Ramona Kuehne (12-0-0, 3 KOs). Here, at her domicile, the native Berlin is a local matador. The 29- year old pro can present herself in a world championship fight to the local fans for the first time. After winning the Interims world-championship in half welterweight and capturing the world championship in lightweight now Ramona Kuehne aims for the WIBF-world champion belt in super featherweight. Her rival at boxing gala evening of SES on March 28th is Judy Waguthii (7-3-1) of Kenya. If Ramona Kuehne captures the third world champion tile in the third weight class on Saturday she has to decide if she wants to stay in lightweight or super featherweight. She has to abdicate one belt for sure.

The third title fight at Sport Arena Grossziethen contests super welterweighter Lukas Konecny (38-3-0, 19 KOs). He challenges the current EU champion Jimmy Colas (25-4-0. 11 KOs). Konencny, who wasn’t able to climb up on the world champion’s throne after the controversial judgement of the fight against Sergiy Dzinziruk a year ago in Dresden, wants to challenge the champion Dzinziruk again. Magdeburger pro boxer of SES is currently on # 2 in the WBO ranking. A victory against the French Colas should bring the native Czech again on the top position. Then Lukas Konecny would get once again the position of the official challenger and could hope of a rematch against Dzinziruk. Lukas Konecny was already EU-Champion till 2005. Through this important European title he has reached once the world top.

DSF will broadcast live the three title fights from Grossziethen at 10.00 p.m. (CET). REN TV (Russia) and Nova Sports (Czech Republic) affiliated. The fights at Sport Arena Grossziethen will be broadcasted live in five countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Russia, Czech Republic).

Junior Flyweight, 8 Rounds Kristin Schoenig vs. Evgenia Zablotskaja.

Kristin Schoening Goes in the Ring as a Favourite.

The just 22-years young female fighter Kristin Schoening (10-5-0, 3 KOs) of Dresden is acting at a SES’ boxing event for the first time. The junior flyweighter has already experience in the ring from her 15 fights. At Sport Arena Grossziethen the 22 year old Russian Evgenia Zablotskaja (0-4-0) is competing against Kristin Schoening. The girl of Dresden is the favourite in this 8-rounder. She has to prove whether she can cope with the task.

Welterweighter, 6 Rounds Tommy Altmann vs. Suleyman Dag.

Is Tommy Altmann Fit for the Distance of Six Rounds?

The SES’ boxer of Magdeburg Tommy Altmann (7-0-0, 3 KOs) is standing in the ring at Grossziethen for his 8th professional fight. The 19-year old pro, who is advancing in his career under Dirk Dzemski’s coaching, wants to follow in the footsteps of his team colleague Oliver Guettel. “Mor sweat must flow before Tommy could think about youth world championship”, said coach Dirk Dzemski. Nevertheless he believes his trainee has the potential to aim on such a title next year. As his next challenge Suleyman Dag (4-5-0. 2 KOs) is waiting for the Magdeburger at Grossziethen. In the 6-rounder Tommy Altmann has to prove if he can cope with the whole distance- conditionally and tactically.

On Saturday March 28th, 2009, the Tsarina of boxing Natascha Ragosina is defending the world champion belts of WBC, WIBF and GBU in super middleweight and Ramona Kuehne wants to capture the World Championship belt of the WIBF super featherweight. The boxing ladies are really busy with many public appointments before their fights at the boxing gala at Sport Arena Grossziethen.

Tickets are available at the known ticket agencies, on www.ticketonline.de or at SES’-ticket hotline +49 391/7346430.

„A gastronome has no hobbies besides going to boxing”, said Klaus Neubauer the catering chief, who went into retirement lately.

When the first boxing club Magdeburg became German amateur team champion 1999, the 65- year old had the first contact with the fistfight and instantly the vision of the togetherness of boxing and Hotel Martitim. Klaus Neubauer was quasi classified as boxing agent of the noble house upon the Elbriver. On December 1th, 2000 the professionals from SES were in the boxing ring of the main hotel hall for the first time. From this time on the boxing club from Magdeburg was a guest in Maritim 10 times. Klaus Neubauer, who picked up his employment at the former interhotel on May 1th 1967, even cared for Sven Ottke and Regina Hallmich.

SES’ manager Ulf Steinforth and WBC-Interconti champion Robert Stieglitz thanked him for his personal engagement on Thursday. However the SES team won’t leave him go into his boxing-retirement. Ulf Steinforth wants the hotel professional as an adviser on his side for the catering of the VIP-guests in future.

The Appearance at the world championship on March 28th at Sport Arena Grossziethen is a “home match” for Ramona Kuehne (12-0-0, 3 KOs). Here, at her domicile, the native Berlin is a local matador. The 29- year old pro can present herself in a world championship fight to the local fans for the first time. After winning the Interims World-Championship in half welterweight and capturing the World Championship in lightweight now Ramona Kuehne aims for the WIBF-World Champion belt in super featherweight. Her rival at boxing gala evening of SES on March 28th is Judy Waguthii (7-3-1) of Kenya.

Beside Ramona Kuehne and Judy Waguthii also the Tsarina of boxing Natascha Ragosina will be standing in the ring and defending three world champion belts (WIBF, GBU and WBC). She faces Iva Weston from Trinidad & Tobago. In the third grate fight of the evening super welterweighter of SES Lukas Konecny challenges the current EU champion Jimmy Colas.

DSF will broadcast live the three title fights from Grossziethen at 10.00 p.m. (CET). Tickets are available at the known ticket agencies, on www.ticketonline.de or at SES’-ticket hotline +49 391/7346430.

This is the 20th pro fight of the Tsarina of Boxing Natascha Ragosina (19-0-0, 11 KOs). She will put three of her champion’s belts in the balance on Saturday, March 28the 2009. The unbeaten holder of the title defends the crowns of WIBF, GBU and WBC. The woman who wants to dispute the belt of the super champion comes from Trinidad and Tobago and her name is Iva Weston (12-4-0, 1 KO). The only 23-year-old young female boxer can already refer to her experience of several title bouts. 2004 she fought for the WIBF belt, half a year later for the WBA-crown. In the two first championship fights she couldn’t defeat her adversaries, but in the same year Iva Weston could take the world champion’s belt of the WIBC. Now, the young female pro is enticed to Germany by number one in the world ranking. Iva Weston is registered in the independent computer ranking on 5th place. “This is the biggest challenge in my life. It’s my dream to defeat Natascha Ragosina. I would be the stumbling block of her career”, said Iva Weston before to the fight. In contrast SES’ boxing lady Natascha Ragosina estimates the chance of her challenger as low. “Iva Weston can be glad when she leaves save the boxing ring”, explained the world champion.

Beside the world championship of the Tsarina of Boxing Natascha Ragosina, two further title fights - of Ramona Kuehne and the EU championship between super welterweighter Lukas Konecny (38-3-0, 19 KOs) and the current champion Jimmy Colas (25-4-0-, 11 KOs) - are in the program on March 28th, 2009 in Sport Arena Grossziethen (Berlin-Schoenefeld). DSF televises all three title fights from Grossziethen live at 10 p.m.

Tickets are available at the known ticket agencies, on www.ticketonline.de or at SES’-ticket hotline +49 391/7346430.

Three title bouts are on the program of the boxing gala evening of SES on March, 28th 2009 in Sport Arena Grossziethen (Berlin-Schönefeld). Super welterweighter Lukas Konecny (38-3-0, 19 KOs) along with the two World Championships of the Tsarina of Boxing Natascha Ragosina and Ramona Kuehne, is challenging the current EU-Champion Jimmy Colas (25-4-0, 11 KOs).

Konencny, who wasn’t able to climb up on the world champion’s throne after the controversial judgement of the fight against Sergiy Dzinziruk a year ago in Dresden, wants to challenge the champion Dzinziruk again. Magdeburger pro boxer of SES is currently on # 2 in the WBO ranking. A victory against the French Colas should bring the native Czech again on the top position. Then Lukas Konecny would get once again the position of the official challenger and could hope of a rematch against Dzinziruk. Lukas Konecny was already EU-Champion till 2005. Through this important European title he has reached once the world top.

DSF will broadcast live the three title fights from Grossziethen at 10.00 p.m. (CET). Tickets for the boxing event in Berlin-Schoenefeld will be on sale from Monday on.

The pro boxing stable of Magdeburg SES presents an international pro boxing show for the first time in Schoenefeld area (Berlin/Germany). This happening is due to the popularity of Ramona Kuehne(12-0-0, 3 KOs) , who is at home in Berlin. Ramona Kuehne’s task for the fight on March 28th 2009 at Sport Arena Grossziethen is another champions belt. On October 13th, 2007 the native Berliner won the WIBF Interims super lightweight title. Half a year later, she fought successfully for the WIBF lightweight crown and defended it brilliantly against Dahianna Santana last year. Now Ramona Kuehne wants to perform one weight class lower – at super featherweight. Thus she attacks the WIBF title in a further weight class. “It is actually pretty unusual; however it shows her power spectrum. Normally pro boxers go a weight class up” so SES’ manager Ulf Steinforth.

Two further top class pro fights are in the program along with Ramona Kuehne’s home match. Super champion Natascha Ragosina (19-0-0, 11 KOs) is to defend two belts of her collection - WIBF and GBU in super middleweight. Few weeks ago the Tsarina of Boxing won the Boxer of the Year 2008 Award of WBC. At sport Arena Grosziethen, the 32-year old boxing lady wants to prove that she is truly world class.

The third title fight on the card is of SES’ super welterweighter Lukas Konecny (38-3-0, 19 KOs) for the EU title.

Oliver Güttel vs. Daniel Zell

TKO Win Oliver Guettel, round 9, 3.01 min.

Friday evening WBC Youth world champion Oliver Guettel defended for the third time his title in front of 2.000 viewers at Ballhaus Arena in Aschersleben/Germany. The name of his challenger was Daniel Zell of Berlin. The world champion took over the reigns in the very first round and tried to impose his style on his contender. With a sharp eye and even a better sense of distance, the young boxer, coached by Dirk Dzemski (SES), scintillated in technically spectacular combinations.

Although Daniel Zell had a slight outreach advantage, he was not able to use it. Guettel boxed variably and kept scoring with punches to body and head of his rival. Oliver Guettel new how to avoid all attacks of the Berliner and countered with straight arm punches. At the end of round 3, the title holder was clear ahead on the score cards. The boxer of SES gone the first half of the bout at a rapid pace and overdrew Daniel Zell with series of blows. Guettel has been dictating the fight and the young boy of Berlin has been falling behind gain and again. Till the second third of the fight the pro of Magdeburg was clear ahead on the score cards and nobody could take him the win on points.

In round 8 Daniel Zell went to the floor after another hart blow, however referee Juergen Langos saw it as a low blow and the knock down was not regarded. In round nine the champion hit Daniel Zell’s chin with a left straight. It was so effective that Juergen Langos stopped the fight, which turned into a mismatch. Thus Oliver Guettel left as an unbeaten youth world champion and recommended himself for further fights on the scene of the senior boxers. The fans celebrated with standing ovation the old and new champion. Oliver Guettel got the Gold Medal of Honour by WBC Youth championship’s chairman Rex Walker.

Cruiserweight, 6 rounds - Serdar Sahin vs. Marcel Erler

KO Win, serdar Sahin, 3rd round, 1,06 min.

It was worth to see, yet in the first round, how „Bomber“ Serdar Sahin scored with several punches against his contender Marcel Erler. The former winner of DSF’s BoxXstar, coached currently by Ralf Rocchigianni, fought very concentrated and kept track of each action. He dictated the bout mainly with his lead fist. Marcel Erler held himself back in this phase and managed to counter a few times successfully. In round three Serdar Sahin threw with his lead arm the deciding punch. He continued with a lot of body blows and forced his opponent to his knees. Erler could not put up anymore resistance and was counted out by referee Klaus Griesel. Serdar Sahin racked up his ninth victory before the final gong.

Magdeburg, 15.03.2008

Few days ago boxing lady Natascha Ragosina of SES was named by World Boxing Council (WBC) Female Boxer of the Year 2008. The decision of WBC is based on the outstanding performances of the 32-year old boxer, who fights currently for SES boxing stable in Magdeburg.

“The World Boxing Council is extremely proud of Natascha. She is without a doubt, one of the most outstanding boxers of our time. She is very talented, and is a credit to the sport of professional boxing” so Ed Pearson – chairman of WBC Female Championship Committee. The president of the organisation Jose Sulaiman along with the Board of the Governors has voted the award and has been very impressed with her accomplishments this past year.

“This is the highest recognition that a female and male athlete of SES has ever obtained. Cordial congratulations for Natascha Ragosina! I am so proud to have such a boxer in our team” stated the manager of SES Ulf Steinforth on the press release of WBC. Natascha Ragosina is unbeaten in 19 professional fights and won 11 of them before the final gong. On March 2008 in Magdeburg she gained all together 7 world titles. The boxing lady has already defended three times the WBC crown.

WBC Youth champion Oliver Güttel (15-1-0, 8 KOs) strides out towards his third stroke: the 23-year old boxer defends his title for the third time on Friday, February 27th 2009, at Ballhaus-Arena. A year ago on May 15th, in the same town the pro of SES got WBC Youth Welterweight Champion’s belt in a spectacular duel against Ilian Ares and enchanted the fans in Aschersleben. At his next performance he wants again to show his fans a very entertaining fight. At Ballhaus-Arena takes place the new edition of the clash Oliver Guettel vs. Brandon Baue (9-2-0, 8 KOs). Actually the US American wanted to challenge the Leipziger-by-choice last year on December 5th. However Baue had to have a rest due to an injury and Oliver Guettel retained his belt in the fight against Muhsen Nasser (Great Britain). Brandon Baue is the last challenger of the current youth champion. Oliver Guettel celebrates his 24th birthday on March 17thand and herewith he grows out of the youth age class. The American, who won 11 of his pro box bouts before the final gong, has already had attracted the attention of the team Guettel – coach Dzemski with his aggressive style. “Oli improved his technique, he can dodge the blows of such a warhorse and asserts his own style” says Dirk Dzemski before the fight.

SES’ cruiserweighter Falko Besser (1-0-0, 1 KO), who made an excellent debut with a furious KO in Aschersleben is performing next to the champion at the first boxing gala of Sport Events Steinforth for this year at Ballhaus- Arena. In his second pro fight on February 27th, ex-basketball player of Aschersleben faces Christian Schwaeblein (1-3-0) of Leipzig. In the supporting programme are further pro boxers of SES to be seen - Norman Schuster (15-2-0, 7 KOs) of Halle (upon the river Saale), Philipp Schuster (6-0-1, 5 KOs) and the Magdeburger Tommy Altmann (6-0-0, 3 KOs).

DSF broadcasts the main fight at 9:15 p. m. live from Aschersleben.

SES’ coach Dirk Dzemski has been recently thinking very much about the training of his boxers. At the moment the 36-year old ex pro coaches Oliver Guettel, Lukas Konecny, Falko Besser, Tommy Altmann, Marco Schulze and Maria Lindberg. In the future Dirk Dzemski wants to integrate in the boxing education and training, more experts’ know-how. “It is a matter of partly improved methods in teaching coordination, endurance, speed strength, courage, boxing technique and mental control, as a part of the competition preparation” explained the coach.

So he plans to go to the golf course with his boxers to improve their concentration ability. Moreover while playing golf the team braces its trust to each other, personal needs and problems could be discussed. Dirk Dzemski and the diver (high diving) of Halle Andreas Wels contracts one more partnership. High diving demands 100% body control – so the athletes can train body coordination sequences and test their mental strength. Shotputter Nadine Kleinert, who has been a close partner of SES since more than a year, wants to help the boxers with speed strength training. In the future Dirk Dzemski will intensify the mental training, the nutrition competence and the rehabilitation of sport injuries. He is negotiating with ex Olympic champion in marathon Waldemar Cierpinski to bring the endurance training of his boxers up to the scratch.

“In the moment, Dzemski is developing a whole package of box training methods. I can see in his face one “boxing Klinsmann”. He searches new and untraditional ways. I support him in it completely”, emphasized the manager of SES Ulf Steinforth on the intention of his head coach.

 1. Ballhaus, Sport- und Freizeitzentrum, Seegraben street 7-8, 06449 Aschersleben Ph.: 03473-226100
  2. Tourist Office Aschersleben, Taubenstraße 6, 06449 Aschersleben Ph. 03473-4246
  3. at the following brances of „Kreissparkasse Aschersleben-Staßfurt“
    -branch Altstadt-Center Staßfurt
    -branch Markt Aschersleben
  4. online at www.ticketonline.de
  5. SES-ticket-hotline +49 391-7346430

WBC-Youth world champion Oliver Güttel (15-1-0, 8 KOs) strikes out for the third time: on Friday, February 27th 2009, the 23-year old boxer is climbing up in the ring for his third title defence. A year ago on May 15th, in the same town the pro of SES got WBC Youth Welterweight Champion’s belt in a spectacular duel against Ilian Ares and enchanted the fans in Aschersleben. At his next performance he wants again to show his fans a very entertaining fight. It should be the last Youth Champion fight for him. He celebrates his 24th birthday on March 17th and herewith he grows out of the youth age class. “He has steadily been facing heavy opponents since his first title bout and he got matured in it. That is why I am sure he will cope with the next championship” so Oliver Guettel’s coach Dirk Dzemski.

SES’ cruiserweighter Falko Besser (1-0-0, 1 KO), who made an excellent debut with a furious KO in Aschersleben and Tommy Altmann of Magdeburg (6-0-0, 3 KOs) are performing next to the champion at the first boxing gala of Sport Events Steinforth for this year at Ballhaus- Arena.

DSF broadcasts the championship live from Aschersleben.

1. Ballhaus, Sport- und Freizeitzentrum, Seegraben street 7-8, 06449 Aschersleben Ph.: 03473-226100
 2. Tourist Office Aschersleben, Taubenstraße 6, 06449 Aschersleben Ph. 03473-4246
 3. at the following brances of „Kreissparkasse Aschersleben-Staßfurt“
     -branch Altstadt-Center Staßfurt
     - branch Markt Aschersleben
 4. online at www.ticketonline.de
 5. SES-ticket-hotline +49 391-7346430

After his high class performance at the fight in Soelden/Austria against Universum’s boxer Lukas Wilaschek, which brought him the WBC International super middleweight title in the beginning of December, Robert Stieglitz (33-2-0, 20 KOs) wants to meet his fans in Magdeburg.

The 27-year old pro gets in the ring at the “Universum Champions Night“ in Boerdelandhalle, Magdeburg next Saturday with the ambition to improve his world ranking position. Currently Robert Stieglitz is on position 5 of WBA and IBF and he has good chances to move upward in the rankings of the other big boxing organisations as a preparation for a world title fight. On Saturday he faces Dmitri Protkunas (10-27-1, 1 KO) of Estonia. His wish is to win and thus to commend himself for a big fight.

By the way he keeps in view two options: champion title bout either in super middleweight or light heavyweight. Some of the potential rivals can be seen as well that night. Zsolt Erdei (light heavyweight) and Denis Inkin (super middleweight) - both WBO title holders – are defending on January 10th in the city on Elbe river.

After 12 well worth seeing rounds on Tuesday evening, SES’ pro boxer Robert Stieglitz of Magdeburg decided in his own favour the explosive German-German duel with Lukas Wilaschek. At Friezeit-Arena in Soelden/Austria, Stieglitz captured the WBC international super middleweight champion belt and hopes now for a chance of a world championship.

The boxer, coached by Torsten Schmitz, dominated his opponent Lukas Wilaschek during the first half of the fight. Only afterwards spotlight-boxing pro Wilaschek showed more impressive actions and played to the gallery. In round 8 he even pushed Stieglitz hard. But the 27-year old boxer of Magdeburg had more staying power at the end, what was prised in the score cards.

Both boxers showed a spectacular high pace fight and various combinations. Even the warning followed by a point deduction against Stieglitz did not change the result. The jury unanimously decided for Robert Stieglitz: 114:113, 115:112, 114:113.

Oliver Güttel vs. Muhsen Nasser

Unanimous Win on Points Oliver Guettel

Noel Monnet 98:91, Vencislav Nikolov 96:93, Terry O'Conner 98:92

At the “Prosieben Fightnight“ on Friday, SES’ welterweighter Oliver Guettel climbed up in the ring at Brandberge sport hall in Halle/Germany for his second WBC Youth world champion title defence. Yet in the very beginning of the duel, the challenger Muhsen Nasser of Great Britain showed, as expected, to be a hard opponent.

The unbeaten Englishman of Sheffield did not give Oliver Guettel many chances to score. However the pro of the Magdeburger boxing stable acted from a save covering and contrived within the first three rounds to press continuously his rival. Till the round 5 the champion gained his challenger’s respect. The attacks of Nasser got rarer but he kept making dangerous attacks at the end of the rounds.

From half on, Oliver Guettel dictated the fight. Over and over he has been pushing Nasser to the ring ropes and scored through good combinations. Obviously Muhsen Nasser had problems with his condition. The Englishman has never gone the entire distance of 10 rounds till this fight. In round 8, Nasser unfairly pushed Guettel yet again. At that SES’ pro even tripped over the ring ropes. In return Nasser received a warning from the referee. However Guettel seemed to be strongly impressed by this action. Muhsen Nasser sniffed his chance and turned into attack in round 9. In the last distance Oliver Guettel fought again like a lion and captured the win of the round with clear punches. At the end the bout turned into a real slaughter, which ended with a unanimous win on points for Oliver Guettel. The glorious champion was celebrated frenetically by the huge audience in Halle.

The Pros of SES Oliver Guettel (14-1-0, 8 KOs), Tommy Altmann (5-0-0, 3 KOs) and Falko Besser (1-0-0, 1 KO) have their next assignment at “Prosieben Fight Night” on December 5th, 2008 in sport hall “Brandberge” in Halle (Saale).

They support as local matadors the fighter of “spotlight boxing” team of Hamburg Susi Kentikian, Sebstian Zbik, Vitali Tajbert and Sebastian Koeber. Oliver Guettel successfully defended his youth world champion belt against Felix Lora on October 10th.

For him this fight would be a further important competitive experience. Falko Besser, who was unable to get in the ring at the last boxing gala evening of SES due to an injury, is fighting for a second time as a pro. For only 18-year-old Tommy Altmann, his sixth bout will be of a great significance in gaining experience for the future.

Oliver Güttel vs. Felix Lora

TKO Win, 1.59 min, 4th round Oliver Guettel

WBC Youth welterweight world champion Oliver Guettel (of SES) defended for the first time his title on Friday in front of 1 500 viewers at Mittellandhalle in Barleben/Magdeburg. He met in the ring Felix Lora of the Dominican Republic. Felix Lora has completed eight of his nine bouts before the final gong. As expected he went very offensive in the combat with the title defender too. Oliver Guettel began clearly the fight and went forward under his own firm guard. At the end of the round 2 he assaulted Lora successfully. During the next distance the pro of SES scored through a right punch, moving himself backwards. The boy of the Dominican Republic received an eight-count by referee Juergen Langos. Guettel scented his chance and continued chasing him. In the end the bell saved Lora in the break. The man of the Dominican Republic tried his luck in a single attack but Oliver Guettel has already sniffed he will decide this fight in his own favour. In the further round 4, Lora went once again down and received an eight-count. After another knock down, referee Juergen Langos broke the fight down. Herewith Oliver Guettel defended his champion belt through TKO and was celebrated frenetically by the audience as a winner.

At the next boxing gala of SES in Mittellandhalle in Barleben /Magdeburg on October 10th , Timo Hoffmann makes his come back . The #1 of the German heavyweight rankings is called “The German Oak”.

The shooting club of Barleben wants Timo Hoffmann to put down roots symbolically in their club territory. The 34-eayr-old is going to dibble a

young oak tree and give it his own name next Saturday. After that there is shooting competition. Timo Hoffmann is going to compare his pinpoint accuracy together with champion shot Torsten Jenrich and mayor Franz-Ulrich Keindorf.

Today, the early morning of September 25th, SES’s heavyweighter Timo Hoffmann got his first and really unique birthday present. The 34 year old pro became a father between 2 and 3 a.m.

The little Ronja turned the scale at 3.740 g and now is save and sound. Actually she must have come a week ago, but obviously she took her time and waited till her begetter’s birthday and so shuffled several times his training plan.

On October 10th, Tomo Hoffmann, called “The German Oak”, makes his “come back” at Mittellandhalle in Barleben/Magdeburg. Next week he is going to Freiburg in Breisgau and is having a long sparring with Samuel Peter – Vitali Klitschko’s opponent for October 11th. Peter absolutely wanted to fight with Hoffmann because no other rival of the twin has ever went the whole distance of 12 rounds with the Ukrainian, except this German.

Ramona Kuehne and Yasmin Stolz (vice chairwoman and managing director of Victress Day Initiative)

On 4th September at Victress Day Initiative’s invitation, Ramona Kuehne visited the Victress Day Gala at Telekom’s representative office in the city of Berlin.

After the Victress 2008 award ceremony, Ramona Kuehne celebrated at an after-show-party together with actress Veronica Ferres. Ramona Kuehne herself was a referent at the Victress Day 2007 “Smile and Win” with the theme “Give out and take blows – leadership’s rules of the thumb” and was nominated the Victress of the month in October 2007.

The Victress Day is an event of the Victress Initiative (e. V.), whose aim is to increase the share of women with leading positions and so to make Germany fit for the future.

In Swedesh Karlstad on Friday evening, SES’ heavyweighter Eugen Orlov faced in the ring Attila Levin. The fight, originally scheduled as a 6-rounder, was cut to 4 rounds short before the begin.

“It was at a disadvantage for Eugen. Our tactics were designed for 6 rounds”, said coach Dirk Dzemski after the fight. The boxers were very busy during the whole distance and showed a juicy and feisty bout. In the last few rounds the SES’ pro of Magdeburg was getting even better and better.

“Should the fight have lasted 2 more rounds, Orlov would have won, even maybe before the final gong” meant the coach.

1. In Barleben by Magdeburg at:
         Lotto-Presse-Shop, Breiteweg 146, 39179 Barleben, Tel. (039203) 61689
         Schreibwaren Post- u. Postbank, Breiteweg 110, 39179 Barleben, Tel. (039203) 75858

2. As well as online at: www.ticketonline.de or at SES-Ticket-Hotline 0391-7346430.

Natascha Ragosina vs. Conjestina Achieng

Unanimous Win on Points Natascha Ragosina (Leszek Jankowiak 97:93; Jürgen Langos 96:94; Frank-Michael Maaß 97:93)

On Friday night at Rundturnhalle in Cuxhaven (Germany) world champion Natascha Ragosina faced Conjestina Achieng in a WIBF & GBU world title fight. The strongest woman of Africa challenged the strongest woman of the world.

After a reticent round one, Conjestina Achieng turned up the heat and pressed forward in the close range. Natascha was obviously impressed of the aggressiveness and the attacks. At the end of the half the fight was pretty equal.

Neither of the two coped to get an upper hand in the ring. Both opponents were searching offensive and carried their own assaults, whereat Achieng scored several clear hits in the round six. Till the end Natascha managed to control her rival, bet her close attacks brought her often difficulties.

Results of the 50th Boxing Gala Evening of SES, July 11th 2008, Rundturnhalle, Cuxhaven/Germany

Robert Stieglitz vs. Fawas Nasir

TKO-Win Robert Stieglitz, Round 5, 1.35 min

On Friday at Rundturnhalle in Cuxhaven Robert Stieglitz met Fawaz Nasir in an eight-rounder. The Dane Nasir put more offensive accents in the beginning. But in following distance the pro of SES Stieglitz has searched the attack and has pressed hard. Nasir went on further with a slight range advantage.

In round 3 the 27-year old Magdeburger scored through his first effective punch and took the reins in the ring. However Fawas Nasir stayed hitherto dangerous. In the second half of the duel Robert Stieglitz was the stronger one with his clear hits and combinations.

In round 5 Fawaz Nasir signalized to the referee he had got injured in the shoulder and that he is not able to continue. As a result referee Juergen Langos broke up the fight. Robert Stieglitz won through TKO in 1 min. and 35 seconds in round 5.

Esther Schouten vs. Damaris Muthoni

TKO-Win, Esther Schouten, Round 4, 1.14 min

Former world champion Ester Schouten started her 6-round duel offensive and made immediately her in Hamburg domiciled rival Damaris Muthoni touchy.

The Netherlander used it sovereign further demonstrating her dominance and did not left Muthoni a chance to fight. In round 4 Ester Schouten send Muthoni with a left upper cut. The Kenyan received a ten count.

The Dutchwoman coached by Dirk Dzemski pursued with the next punch immediately after that, so that referee Frank-Michael Maass had to break down the getting uneven fight. Herewith Ester Schouten won through TKO in 1 min and 14 sec in round 4.

Igor Michalkin vs. Mariusz Radzisziwski

UWP Igor Michalkin

Torsten Schmitz’ trainee Igor Michalkin of Spot-Light boxing team stand in the ring for the fourth time as a pro and pressed his Pole opponent Mariusz Radzisziwski from the very begin on.

In the end of the second round Igor Michalkin landed a dangerous hook in the liver of his opponent and the Pole received a ten-count by the referee Timo Habighorst. Michalkin sniffed his chance and continued but Radzisziwski was saved by the gong.

In the third distance again the Spot-Light boxer controlled the situation but he did not succeed another knock down. So the Pole pugilist save himself across the fourth and last round with a loss on points.

Maurice Weber vs. Johannes Fabrizius

UWP Maurice Weber (Jürgen Langos 100:90; Frank-Michael Maaß 99:91; Timo Habighorst 99:91)

Friday evening at Rundturnhalle in Cuxhaven Maurice Weber of “spotlight boxing” team of Hamburg faced Johannes Fabrizius of Bremen in a fight for the German super welterweight championship. While the boy of Bremen has been trying to take over in the beginning, Maurice Weber has been boxing tactically and technically behind a firm guard.

Johannes Fabrizius fought recklessly in long distances with an open guard. Spotlight’s pro used it many times and constantly landed punches. However Fabrizius scored from time to time with dangerous counterattacks. To the end of the fight the pro boxer of Bremen got better and coped to impose himself with several pretty good attacks.

However Maurice Weber was more active and hard working boxer in the whole distance. After ten rounds the pro of Leverkusen was ahead on the score cads. In his 13th pro fight Maurice Weber took the national super welterweight crown by a unanimous win on points.

Markus Tomala vs. Sandor Balogh

UWP Markus Tomala

Markus Tomala won his third professional fight on last Friday in Cuxhaven convincingly on points. His opponent Sandor Balogh from Hungary fought very brave but he could not oppose to the technical performance of the boxer of Duesseldorf. Markus Tomala had an upper hand in the whole distance of four rounds and of course at the end of the box bout he was declared by the jury the winner unanimously on points.

Jefferson Montanez vs. Istvan Petroczki

KO Win Jefferson Montanez, Round 1, 0.37 min

Juan Ruiz vs. Benjamin Robies Murry

UWP Juan Ruiz

Nehomar Cermeno vs. Sergey Tasimov

TKO-Win Nehomar Cermeno, 3. Rund, 2.59 min

Kim Poulson vs. Sandor Fekete

WP Kim Poulson

Nilson Julio Tapia vs. Jairo Alvarez

UWP Nilson Julion Tapia

Natascha Ragosina with her Swedish sparring partner Maria Lindberg at the last weekend preparation sparring in SES’ gym in Magdeburg.

Conjestina Achieng, challenger of the super champion Natascha Ragosina, threatens with a crushing defeat. “I will surprise Ragosina and knock her out. Cuxhaven will become her Waterloo” explained today the strongest woman of Africa.

The female fighters face each other on Friday, July 11th, 2008 at RUNDTURNHALLE in Cuxhaven. Two world champion belts – of WIBF and GBU - are subject to “renegotiation”. This title fight is for Conjestina a question of a special national honour. The 30-year-old female boxer, who has been preparing herself in Hamburg last six weeks, received telephone calls of the Kenyan president and prime minister from her homeland. The wife of the president and the ambassador of the African state want to pursue the fight of their country woman live at the ringside. Boxing experts, who have already watched Conjestina Achieng in the ring during her training in Hamburg, say that a very heavy task is awaiting the world champion. If Natascha Ragosina loses, it would be a bitter loss not only for her.

This boxing gala evening in Cuxhaven is the 50th event of Magdeburger promoter Ulf Steinforth. SES’ manager places at the ring his both “poster children”. Next to Natascha is fighting, in an 8-rounder, super middle weighter Robert Stieglitz against the Dane boxer Fawaz Nasir. If the pro of Magdeburg wins, he hopes of rapid way upwards to the world top and to get a chance of an international title fight. The main fights o f the boxing evening will be broadcasted live by DSF at 10:15 pm. The Russian REN TV broadcasts also live in Russia. Another competition will attract the attention of the spectators in RUNDTURNHALLE – MY SPACE and TALENT –CASTING K1 AGENCY are searching Germany’s top number-girls. The best number-girls, chosen at a previous casting in Hamburg, are displaying the round numbers in ring on Friday. The 3 best number-girls, which will be chosen at the boxing evening, win among other prizes a professional photo-shooting. The most beautiful number-girls casting will be accompanied and recorded by a SAT 1 TV team.

SES’ pro Robert Stieglitz wants to return to the charge. He comes back in the ring on 11th July, 2008 at Rundturnhalle in Cuxhaven. Robert Stieglitz faces the strong Dane boxer Fawaz Nasir (13-2-0, 8 KO) in an 8-round duel.

Stieglitz’ motto is “all good things come by threes”. This third attempt to climb up the top of the world will be in the same time the last chance in his carrier. A victory against Fawaz Nasir would smooth the ways to one European crown. “I want to become a European champion” made known his closest target Stieglitz. Of course his rival will not allow him a cakewalk. A year ago in a WBO Inter-Continental Championship fight against undefeated Sebastian Zbik, Nasir proved his abilities. Fawaz was defeated by hair’s breadth on points.

This fight demands Stieglitz’ technical and tactical skills. Of course he will prove also his athletical and physical strong points. Super champion Natascha Ragosina comes up in the main fight of the boxing evening in Cuxhaven. She fights ten rounds for WIBF and GBU titles against Kenyan Conjestina Achieng. Both box bouts will be broadcasted live by DSF in Germany and REN TV in Russia at 10:15pm.

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Today’s press conference about the WIBF and GBU World Championship between world champion Natascha Ragosina and Conjestina Achieng on July 11th, gave us foretaste of the suspense of the upcoming duel in Cuxhaven. Both rivals did not save verbal attacks against each other.

The world champion opened the press conference with this announcement: “the fight will not go the distance!”. She has been preparing herself for the fight in the Russian high mountains and feels so strong like never before. That is why she sees no chance for Achieng.

The challenger hit back: she has thrashed the life of all her sparring partners till now. After all there are no more women, who want to face her in the ring and now she has to make sparring with male boxers. Her manager George Klingenberg is currently training with her in the ring. But the ex-pugilist bears up in the ring against Achieng only two rounds. Even he was knocked down two times during the first sparring round. This super middleweight duel at Rundturm Arena is promising a lot of pure dynamite. DSF and REN TV (Russia) transfer the fight live at 22:15 pm.

Tsarina of boxing and 7-world-title holder Natascha Ragosina (17-0-0, 11 KO) gets again into the ring on july 11th. In this super middleweight world title defence in Cuxhaven undefended boxing lady of SES faces the strongest woman of Africa Conjestina Achieng (21-4-3, 7 KO). SES’ boxing lady puts two (WIBF’s and GBU’s) of her seven current titles into the scale. Not only the performance of undoubting strongest woman of the world provides for sensation but the event site Cuxhaven itself promises extraordinary atmosphere. The main fight and the event site RUNDTURM ARENA in the North Sea town Cuxhaven emphasise the importance of the boxing gala evening for the stable of Magdeburg. After all SES’ manager Ulf Steinforth wanted special highlights to for his 50th event. “With our poster child Natascha and the impressing North Sea scenery of Cuxhaven we really emphasise how significant is this anniversary event” said Ulf Steinforth. The box bout of the world champion is actually the most prominent one in Cuxhaven ever. “We are definitely sure we get a complete sold out sport hall of 1 300 viewers” so SES’ manager. Challenger Conjestina Achieng isn’t a no-name in Germany. A TV channel has introduced a year ago the 30-year old, who lives for the boxing sport and earns the living of her whole family by fist fight. The TV show “Weltspiegel” (ARD) showed a documentary about the Kenyan on July 22nd, 2007. Conjestina Achieng – a woman who fought her way in life and boxing through and is a star in her home land – wants to conquer the world with the fight in Cuxhaven. But this task is heavier as she probably thought, because the strongest woman of Africa faces the strongest woman in the world. Natascha Ragosina, who is currently very concentrated on preparation for her world title defence in her home land, will allow nobody to depose her on her throne. “Even the strongest woman of Africa will not beat me. Her fists of stone will not succeed to prevail over my steel hammers”, said the 7-world-title holder.

In the second mainfight of the evening we will see the come back of SES’ pro Robert Stieglitz (31-2-0, 19 KO). Ex IBF I/C Junior world champion wants once again to get down to the position of the world champion’s challenger. The 26-year-old Magdeburger wants to start with this task in Cuxhaven. Stieglitz faces the strong Dane boxer Fawaz Nasir (13-2-0, 8 KO) in an 8-round duel. In a WBO I/C Championship fight a year ago, Nasir was very convincing against undefeated Sebastian Zbik. He lost narrowly on points.

A title fight for the German Championship in super welterweight is another highlight in SES’ boxing gala evening. The pro of Spotlight-boxing Maurice Weber (11-0-1, 3 KO) defends for the second time his national champion belt (the challenger will be announced) and wants to commend himself for international title fights. The attractive ex-world champion from Netherlands Esther Schouten (20-4-1, 3 KO), trained by Torsten Schmitz, is also in the fight card of Cuxhaven. She fights in an 8-round-junior featherweight- duel. All together 11 international fights are scheduled to take place. The sport hall doors open at 17:00 pm; the first-fight gong will ring at about 17:30 pm. Further fights in Cuxhaven will be announced for the press very soon. The main box bouts of 50th jubilee boxing gala evening will be broadcasted live at 22:15 pm by DSF and the Russian REN TV.

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In front of a sold off Tabor arena in Maribor, SES’ Welterweighter Jan Zaveck prevailed clearly against Marco Cattikas and got after 12 rounds once again the IBF Inter-Conti welterweight crown.

The Slovene dominated his rival the entire distance. Torsten Schmitz’ protégé lost only one or two rounds. The win on points has never been in danger but Marco Cattikas did not permit a premature end. The pro of the team Spotlight Boxing from Hamburg showed himself as a strong fighter, which was not enough however to come level with the Jan Zaveck’s class.

At the end the judges scored 117:111; 118:110; 118:110 for the boxer from the SES’ boxing stable. The spectators in Tabor Arena had cheered on frenetically their local matador twelve rounds long and celebrated him as a super star after the score announcement.

Oliver Güttel vs. Ilian Ares

Result: Unanimous win on points Oliver Güttel (98:91, 97:93, 97:93)

On Friday evening in completely sold out sport hall Ballhaus-Arena, Oliver Guettel faced Ilian Ares in the fight for WBC Youth World Champion title. The last box bout of SES’ boxing gala evening was also the sporty highlight of the event. In the first round Ilian Ares of Berlin stormed aggressively into the ring and put right off the local matador Oliver Guettel under pressure. Guettel received an eight count by referee Daniel Van de Wiele after an effective blow of Ilian Ares, but SES’ boxer kept the track of the fight and recovered during the break. In addition the boy of Leipzig got a left eye cut in the second round. However Dirk Dzemski’s trainee remained brave and stood up to Ilian Ares.

During the first third Oliver Guettel was the better one. Obviously Ares did not manage to keep pressing his rival. At the end of the fourth round Ares showed fist signs of weakening. Guettel staged himself as the better one. It was an “its make or break” fight till the first half. The rivals provided the spectators with the best bout of the evening. I the eighth round Ilian Ares received an injury above his left eye too. To the end of the fight Ares kept defying more and more but Oliver Guettel remained unimpressed and prevailed with better boxing skills. The fight remained till the last second suspenseful and appeared to be on edge. In the last round the Aschersleben’s audience whooped its local matador once again up. The spectators were tense with expectancy to hear the final decision of the judges. The jury’s assessment was 98:91, 97:93 und 97:93. Thus, Oliver Guettel ist the new WBC Youth World Champion in welterweight.

Ramona Kühne vs. Galina Invanova

Result: Win on points Ramona Kuehne (97:93, 96:95, 96:95)

A completely sold out Ballhaus-Arena in Aschersleben/Germany celebrated Ramona Kuehne of Berlin as a WIBF World champion on Friday evening. Kuehne started out her world championship fight at pressure. Bulgarian Galina Ivanova performed as a southpaw and technically good female boxer. Both boxers made a fight of outstanding technical level and high pace.

In the fourth round, the girl from Bulgaria demonstrated her entire experience and technical skills through rapid combinations, which really troubled Ramona Kuehne. However, the boxer of Berlin proved to have a brave heart and kept setting counterattacks. In the sixth round Kuehne bloodied Ivanova’s nose but the Bulgarian kept pressing hard and accomplished the prophecy that she would be a pretty heavy opponent for the boxer of Berlin. Every minute of the fight was suspenseful. Both rivals stayed really hard with each other till the last minute exchanging heavy blows and performing a real ring battle, which was acknowledged by the grateful audience with rapturous applause. At the end of the fight the jury emerged the winner on 2:1 points Ramona Kuehne. Thus the female boxer of Berlin got the WIBF lightweight world champion’s belt.

Today WBO world champion Sergiy Dzinziruk and Lukas Konecny – who are fighting on 26 April for the world championship in super welterweight - were available for the media in Dresden. Now in this beautiful town Universum’s world champion Sergiy Dzinziruk is defending his WBO super welterweight belt. His rival Lukas Konecny comes from SES boxing stable and is currently the #2 in the WBO ranking. This world championship fight had to be twice postponed to this new date due to injuries of both boxers.

For undefeated Ukrainian Sergiy Dzinziruk (34-0-0 (22)), who trains in Hamburg, it is not only about defending the world title but as well convincing, that he wants to challenge in the future other federations’ champions and show his big boxing talent in USA. “I am in Dresden for the first time and my impressions are very positive – very beautiful town. Because the fight with Lukas Konecny was two times rescheduled due to injury, of course I am very god prepared for him. I know him since a long time, keep up with his carrier and have seen his victories. We with my coach Michael Timm are very familiar with his way of boxing. I’ll win”, said Sergiy Dzinziruk laid back at the press conference in Dresden today.

The Czech Lukas Konecny (36-2-0 (18)) - who trains and lives in Magdeburg - wants to try with an iron will his chance for a world champion belt in super welterweight for the first time after he recovered from the rip injury. He will be a tough and an awkward rival. In the fight record of the WBO-Inter-Conti title holder are wins against such names like Khoren Gevor, Ante Bilic and Roman Dzuman – fights at which he made a furore. “There is something good in the two-time rescheduling; I live near to Dresden and my Czech fans should not travel very far to come here. Sergiy Dzinziruk is a super skillful boxer and one of the best in his weight class for me. This will be the greatest fight in my career and if I want to win I have to surprise him”, so a realistic and respectful Lukas Konecny.

Super-Mittelgewicht World Championship, 10 Rounds

WIBF, GBU, WBA, WBC, WIBA, WIBC, IWBF

Natascha Ragosina vs. Teresa Perozzi

Unanimous Decision Natascha Ragosina (100:90; 99:91; 99:91)

Last Saturday in a complete sold out hall at the Magdeburger Maritim Hotel – in front of 1 500 spectators – SES’ champion Natascha Ragosina fought for seven world champion titles. In the bout against Teresa Perozzi of Bermuda at sake were the belts of WIBF, GBU, WBA, WBC, WIBA, WIBC, and IWBF. At the end of this historical duel the beautiful Russian lady won through unanimous decision and got – for the first time in the female boxing – seven world champion crowns.

Both female boxers began very carefully. Teresa started her first attack in the second round but Natascha countered confidently. The champion scored with effective punches in the end of the round. As expected the challenger of Bermuda got aggressive. She called out with her actions strong counter attacks of the SES’ fighter. The reach advantage of Natascha Ragosina proved to be again a strong weapon. The boxing tsarina has been scoring at Teresa’s head with her right punch arm again and again. The champion was leading unanimously on points from the half of the distance on. Bermuda fighter’s left punching hand found almost never its target due to Natascha Ragosina’s consistent guard.

The world champion really “dismounted” her rival in the seventh round. Natascha’s many efficient attacks attained the target. At the end the Muscovite scorched the earth. She continued her tactics. Although Teresa Perozzi had not given up, had fought bravely and had been searching the close distance over and over, she could not impress Ragosina. The world champion gave once again all that she could in the last round and Perozzi did not have any chance against these attacks.

6 Rounds Heavy Weight - Eugen Orlov vs. Norbert Sallai - TKO-Win, 1st Round, 1.04 min Eugen Orlov

SES’ boxing giant Eugen Orlov started his fight in Magdeburg with a real artillery barrage. Norbert Sallai could not oppose the supremacy of the Magdeburger. The Hungarian showed no resistance already in the first round. Referee Klaus Griesel was forced to break the fight and thus Eugen Orlov won through TKO in the first round.

4 Rounds Welterweight - Tommy Altmann vs. Sven Füchsel - Unanimous Decision on Points Tommy Altmann

In his second pro fight Tommy Altmann of SES’ box stable faced Sven Fuechsel of Halberstadt, Germany. Coach Dirk Dzemski’s fosterling proved that he made progress. He performed clear skilful boxing and dictated the bout from his sure coverage. Sven Fuechsel tried to attack on his own but failed to score. Tommy Altmann set the more convincing punches. SES’ pro was the better fighter the entire distance of four rounds. Thus he scored a deserved unanimous win on points in his second professional bout.

6 Rounds Heavyweight - Vladimir Tereshkin vs. Zoltan Peto - Unanimous Win on Points Vladimir Tereshkin

If Spotlight’s pro Vladimir Tereshkin has been consequently following his riva, he could have put him in his place even still the first round. During the next two distances of the six-round bout, Zoltan Peto of Hungary could avoid the fight very skilfully. Despite the clear dominance of Vladimir Tereshkin, the Hungarian could save himself over and over in round intermissions. Torsten Schmitz’ fosterling did not managed to defeat his rival Peto before the final gong. The judges rated the duel therefore as a unanimous win on points.

6 Rounds Welterweight - Marco Cattikas vs. Maurycy Gojko - Unanimous Win on Points

Marco Cattikas of Spotlight Boxing’s team of Hamburg disputed a six-round duel against Maurycy Gojko of Poland after a two year rest. The Pole Gojko got a hook to the liver still in the first round and received an 8 count from referee Manfred Kuehler. Marco Cattikas showed clear predominance in the follow up as well. Over and over he has been exploding with thunder jabs and put pressure on Gojko. At the end the Spotlight’s pro won by unanimous decision.

6 Rounds Junior Featherweight - Esther Schouten vs. Zsofia Bedo - Unanimous Win on Points Esther Schouten

Former female WIBF super bantamweight world champion Esther Schouten made her come back at Maritim Hotel in Magdeburg on Saturday after a long illness. The native Netherlander was very impressive against Hungarian Zsofia Bedo. Esther Schouten ceded no round in the 6-round junior featherweight duel. In fifth round Dutchwoman was clear ahead. Zsofia Bedo showed only little defence and tried to shirk from fighting. Esther Schouten was awarded by the jury with a unanimous decision.

4 Rounds Middleweight - Enrico Wolf vs. Adam Gawlik - Unanimous Win on Points Enrico Wolf

SES’ pro Enrico Wolf of Halle (Germany) disputed his third pro fight on Saturday in Magdeburg. He performed very confident against his opponent from Poland Adam Gawlik. From the very beginning he has been dominating the fight under his perfect cover. Gawlik has been trying all the time to reach a goal with counter attacks from his safe defence. Enrico Wolf left the Pole no chance. Gawlik was heavy scarred by Wolf already after the third round. SES’ pro did not cope to win before the final gong but he got a clear decision on points.

Further Results:

6 Rounds Super Middleweight - Christian Pawlak vs. Csaba Gyorfi - Unanimous Win on Points Christian Pawlak

6 Rounds Welterweight - Azad Azizov vs. Adam Zadworny - KO Win 3rd Round, Azad Azizov

„Seven at one stroke“ is Natascha Ragosina’s (16-0-0, 11 KOs) motto of 15th March 2008. The current five-world-title holder is to earn two new belts and thus to get in the Guinness Book of World Records. Famous boxers like Joe Calzaghe - with the most title defences in super middleweight - have already perpetuated their names in the book of the unusual records. Natascha Ragosina would be probably the first female boxer entering the famous records reference book. The Muscovite has already collected the crowns of WIBF, GBU, WBA, WBC und WIBA. Now the IWBF’s und WIBC’s will be added. In this multi title duel Natascha Ragosina, who is also currently number 1 in the independent world ranking, faces Teresa Perozzi (6-2-1, 1 KOs) of Santa Monica (Bermuda/USA).Teresa Perozzi was born on 31st December 1973 in New Hampshire. At the age of 7 she relocated to Bermuda with her American mother. The 34-year-old Teresa has been active in sports in Bermuda all her life. She played basketball and participated in many triathlon competitions. 1990 she began an amateur boxing career. In March 2003 Teresa made her professional debut in Las Vegas, defeating Nicole Conant. Her last fight was against the Swede Aasa Sandell (6-3-1). Teresa Perozzi got a draw in the Swedish Karlstad. Olaf Schroeder, which stood as an observer at the ring, saw clear advantages on the side of the American. The judgement was typical for a fight abroad, so Olaf Schroeder’s estimate. Teresa Perozzi had proven in any case that she can prevail against large women. Aasa Sandell’s height is 185 cm. Thus she towers above Natascha Ragosina four centimetres. The athlete of Bermuda thinks she has a good chance to win seven world champion belts at one stroke against the Tsarina of boxing. In addition she believes to have further advantages as a southpaw. DSF (German Sport TV) transfers live the super fight from Magdeburger Maritime Hotel at 11:00 p.m.

Further highlight of the fight night will be the heavy weight clash between the giant of SES Eugen Orlov (5-2-2, 4 KOs) and Magdeburger local matador Dirk Thielecke (1-0-0, 1 KO). Dirk Thielecke made his pro debut winning before the final gong against Pole Roman Kaloczai at Hermann-Gieseler-Hall in Magdeburg 18th September 2004 at one of the fight nights promoted by SES. Actually the Magdeburger has already had 40 fights in his record as a Thai boxer. Thielecke wants to teach fear the big (206 cm) Eugen Orlov. The giant is not really impressed and even being true to his new alias “Ice man”, Thielecke’s intention leaves him cold.

Youngster Tomy Altmann (1-0-0, 1 KO) promoted by SES enriches the fight night with a 4-round bout in welterweight. Enrico Wolf (2-0-0) of Halle is another one of the party, who fights in middleweight 4 rounds. Another heavyweight tidbit is the performance of undefeated Vladimir Tereshkin (6-0-0, 5 KOs), who has been training currently with coach Torsten Schmitz of SES. One more Torsten Schmitz’s trainee gets into the ring at Maritim hotel in strong support of Natascha Ragosina. Dutch girl Esther Schouten (18-4-1, 9 KOs), who recovered from a lymph gland cancer last year, fights in a 6-round-duel. Esther Schouten was 2002 and 2003 WIBF’s world champion in super bantamweight. www.ticketonline.de:

Today, at 12:00 New Yorker time in the office of IBF expired the bid submission deadline for an eliminator fight between Robert Stieglitz (31-1-0, 19 KO) promoted by SES and Librado Andrade (26-1-0, 20 KO). Manger of SES Ulf Steinforth and matchmaker Jean-Marcel Nartz attended the purse bid announcement ceremony in New York.

The super middleweight eliminator for place 1 in the ranking of IBF has been purchased for 251 000 USD by DiBella Entertainment & Holden Promotion of USA. Robert Stieglitz’s way to a world championship goes through the United States and the fight with Andrade. “I am not so happy about this result, but I also didn’t expect such a high bid”, was the comment of Ulf Steinforth. However the amount of the bids for the right to challenge the world champion shows the significance of Robert Stieglitz in USA.

Now his fosterling must concentrate completely on his preparation so as to be able to defeat Andrade without support from his fans far away from home.

Three valiants promoted by SES make their 2008’s boxing year debut in Halle (Germany) at “Universum Champions Night“ in Brandberge sports hall on 23rd February. Lukas Konecny (35-2-0, 17 KO), who is awaiting the challenge of WBO’s super welterweight champion Sergiy Dzinziruk, can probably make a 6-round test fight with the Congolese living in Belgium Kimfuta Makussu (10-11-0, 3 KO). The world champion box bout should have taken place originally in December. Unfortunately SES’s pro had got a rib contusion during a sparring session and later Universum’s boxer Dzinziruk had to cancel the fight because of injury too. The challenge is still there and the bout between both superwelterweighters is taking place at the next Universum’s event.

In Halle (Germany) Norman Schuster (13-1-0, 5 KO) relies on his home advantage. The current German champion gets in the ring after a long injury break. He sets himself international tasks for 2008. In addition he wants to set the course in an 8-round duel against the Belgian Erik Nazarian (4-10-3).

The third one in athletes’ league promoted by SES will be Oliver Güttel (11-1-0, 7 KO). The boy of Leipzig, who is attracting big fan crowds from his home town, is also searching for his first title challenge in 2008. The welterweighter is to fight 8 rounds against Spanian Juan Martinez (5-5-0, 1 KO) at Brandberge sports hall.

Sport Events Steinfort’s star Robert Stieglitz of Magdeburg (32-1-0, 19 KO) could have boxed next Saturday in an super middleweight eliminator for place 1 of IBF, but the opponent Vitaly Tsypko, appointed by IBF, got ill and have to stay at home.

Meanwhile, the federation has set another contender. Now Robert Stieglitz must fight against U.S. Mexican Librado Andrade (27-1-0, 20 KO). Number 4 (Stieglitz) will face number 5 (Andrade) in this fight for the position of official challenger of the current world champion.

On 19th February, at 12:00 o’clock expiries the term of the purse bid procedure for the bout. By then each promoter could apply with his bid to host the duel. The match Stieglitz vs. Andrade promises to be great. The fight records of the punchers are almost even. “We very much would like to host this fight”, said SES’s manager Ulf Steinforth, who makes efforts to set the eliminator fight on Stieglitz’s ground.

„Seven at one stroke“ is Natacha Ragosina’s motto for 15th March 2008. The current five world titles holder wants to conquer two new belts in Maritim Hotel Magdeburg and get into the Guinness World Records. She has already got the crowns of WIBF, GBU, WBA, WBC und WIBA and now the Muscovite wants to add the super middleweight titles of IWBF and WIBC.

The number 1 in independent world ranking Natascha Ragosina (16-0-0, 11 KO) is boxing in a multi-world-title duel vs. Teresa Perozzi of Santa Monica (Bermuda/USA). Teresa Perozzi was born on 31st December 1973 in New Hampshire. When she was 6 she went to Bermuda with her mother. The 34-years-old female boxer has been doing sport since many years. She played basketball and competed in triathlon competitions. 1990 she started to go fight cards as an amateur. On 21st March 2003 Teresa Perozzi made her successful professional debut against Nicole Conant in Las Vegas. Now she wants to take the unique chance to win seven world titles at one stroke against the Tsarina of Boxing Natacha Ragosina. As far as Teresa Perozzi boxes left-handed (southpaw) she hopes to have some advantages against the undefeated world champion. The super match will be broadcasted live from Maritim Hotel Magdeburg on D:SF (German Sport Channel).

Undefeated five world titleholder Natascha Ragosina (16-0-0, 11 KOs) is in eager pursuit of superlatives. On 15th March 2008 the boxing lady of SES climbs again into the ring. In the Magdeburger Maritim hotel the 31-year-old Muscovite jeopardise not only her five world champion super middleweight crowns (WIBF, GBU, WBA, WBC, WIBA), but wants to gain two further world champion’s laurel wreaths.

"Seven at one stroke" is the slogan of Natascha Ragosina this time. And because the fight is more than record-breaking, she wants to register this duel at the Guinness World Records Book too. With seven world champion belts Natascha Ragosina would follow in Roy Jones Jr.’s footsteps, who had already successfully boxed for seven world titles among the men. A unique world champion’s achievement will certainly happen, but nobody knows what is the name of the winner after ten rounds (or also less in case of a premature victory) in Maritim hotel on 15th March. No female boxer of the world has ever hold 7 world champion’s belts in the end of a box match.

The main fight of this evening will be broadcasted live by the German sport TV channel DSF. The undercard features many other Magdeburger professionals of SES, who will make international fights in Maritim hotel on 15th March. Tickets for the extraordinary event are available at all Ticket Online agencies, in internet at www.ticketonline.de as well as at SES-Ticket-Hotline +49(0)391/7346430.

Jan Zaveck has been dictating the duel against Pietro d'Alessio from Solingen within the "Universum Champions Night" in Duesseldorf from the very beginning.

The SES’s fighter didn’t need the entire distance of eight rounds to score a victory against the Solinger boxer. Zaveck won before the end in the fourth round through TKO. Now the native Slovene is concentrating entirely on the challenge of European champion Jackson Osei Bonsu.

SES pro Jan Zaveck (23-0-0 13) is boxing in an eight-round bout against Pietro d’Alession (5-6-1 4) from Solingen/Germany within tomorrow's "Universum Champions Night" in the Burg-Waechter Castello hall in Duesseldorf. The fight of the native Slovene within the heavyweight world championship between Ruslan Chagaev and the British Commonwealth’s champion Matt Skelton is his last match test before the European championship box bout against the Ghanaian based in Belgium Jackson Osei Bonsu.

Starting from Saturday, another boxer of SES will dedicate himself to an interesting task. Heavyweighter Eugen Orlov flies to Bulgaria for a two-week training camp. He is supporting there Sergei Liakhovich in his preparation for the world champion elimination fight against Nikolay Valuev. Because of his height (2,06 m) Orlov has already made a sparring session with Ruslan Chagaev, who defeated Valuev in Stuttgart on 14th April last year. The Belarussian Sergei Liakhovich wants to use the boxing potential of the Magdeburger SES fighter in order to be able to box successfully against the "Russian giant".

SES-Star Robert Stieglitz (31-1-0, 19 KO's) boxes again for # 1 of the IBF world rankings in super middleweight. Initially, the federation set for the Eliminator fight Vitali Tsypko (21-2-0, 11 KO's) of Sauerland Event and the Magdeburger SES-boxer. The plan was the fight should take place on 16th February in Nuremberg. However Tsypko is now reported sick.

That is why IBF will set a new adversary, the federation submitted to SES’s management this week. So Robert Stieglitz must prepare himself for a later date, but in the same time he’s got a longer preparatory phase. "I would have liked to box against Vitali Tsypko. Now I have to wait for a new name", said Robert Stieglitz. Important for him was actually the renewed opportunity to challenge officially the world champion.

Bad luck with his schedule had also SES’s pro Lukas Konecny, who wanted originally to box against Sergei Dzinziruk for the WBO crown in super welterweight on next Saturday at the "Universum Champions Night".

Photo: Screenshot DSF-live

December 15, 2007
By Wolfgang Schiffbauer at ringside

Just nine days before christmas, on December 15, 2007, Sport Event’s Steinforth (SES) staged a night of championship boxing in front of 3,500 people at the Anhalt-Arena in Dessau, Germany. Female star Natascha Ragosina was featured in the main event against Akondaye Fountain. For the first time on German soil, five world titles were on the line: Ragosina defended her WBA, WIBF, WIBA and GBU belts at super middleweight. Beside those four, the fighters clashed for the vacant WBC championship. First, it was scheduled to be a Interim bout but just days before the fight, the WBC stripped her champion, the daughter of Muhammad Ali, the greatest of all time, Laila Ali and declared that the real title will be on stake for Ragosina and Fountain. Also on the card, SES welterweight prospect Oliver Güttel against Arek Maelk from Poland in a eight round bout.

In the main event, the undefeadet WBA, WIBF, WIBA and GBU world super middleweight champion Natascha Ragosina scored a exciting, hard fought ten round unanimous decision over brave and tough previously unbeaten challenger Akondays Fountain from the USA. For the first three rounds, Ragosina showed great boxing skills. She displayed good footwork, kept the distance and effectivly countered her aggressive foe. Whenever Fontain tried to came close, Ragosina kept her at bay with quick straight hands. At the end of the second, both engaged in a little exchange, with the champion getting the better of it. The pace set by the 31-years old Ragosina was very high in the opening stanzas. Round for looked about the same, as Ragosina kept Fontain at the outside and catched her coming in with straight punches as well as with good hooks. As this was a WBC championship bout, their open scoring was used. After four rounds, all three judges had it 40-36 for Ragosina. The tide turned a little bit in the fifth, as the pace slowed a bit and Fontain was able to get some work done at the inside. She scored with two good right hands and stayed very aggressive. But Ragosina was still boxing well, scoring from the distance. It was the first close round but it was not enough by Fontain to take it. The sixth was again fought at a furious pace, with both fighters throwing lots of punches. Early in the round, Ragosina seemed to stun her opponent a bit but Fontain came back strong. The fight continued to be a give and take battle and after eight rounds, the champion was leading 78-74 twice and 79-73 on the third scorecard. However, Ragosina was the better boxer and most of the rounds because of her speed, her footwork and her ability to keep the range. Fontain showed a huge heart, as she went forward the whole fight, although she took hard shots by the champion. Ragosina, on the other hand, displayed good boxing skills and was able to fight at a very high pace. She kept Fontain on the outside and won most of the rounds while doing so. Although Fontain was dangerous through out the bout and had some more success in the tenth and final round, Ragosina kept her game together and scored a exciting and deserving unanimous decision victory over ten rounds. Scores were 98-93 and 98-92 twice. Fontain proved to be a worthy challenger but it just wasn’t enough to capture the championship belts. She suffers her first professional loss and falls to 7-1-1. With the victory, Ragosina adds the WBC crown to her impressive collection of title belts. And now holds five different world championships. The WBA, WIBF, WIBA, GBU and WBC titles. She improves to 16-0. Ragosina hopes to get a shot at legendary womans champion Laila Ali, the daughter of the legend himself, Muhammad Ali. SES offered Ali one Million US-Dollar for a fight next year. And is now waiting for a response by Ali. A Ragosina vs. Ali match-up could be described as a “female superfight”.

SES-hope Oliver Güttel defeadet Arek Malek in the co-feature, scheduled for eight rounds at welterweight. It was a hard fought battle but Güttel was in control from the opening bell, keeping his distance and scoring with some good combinations. Malek, on the other hand, tried his best but could rarely get past Güttels defense. He also bleeded badly out if his nose. In round seven, the referee deducted him a point for repeated holding. After the seventh, the corner of the Pole stopped the bout, making it a technical KO victory for Güttel in round eight. Malek falls to 5-13-2, while Güttel raises his record to 11-1, scoring is seventh KO win. The SES fighter, who impressed the crowd in Dessau, is hoping for a shot at the German welterweight title in the future.

Russian heavyweight Eugen Orlov destroyed Mihaly Nemet from Hungary in the very first round. The 206 cm, 130 kg Orlov scored to knockdowns before the referee called a halt to the action. The SES-fighter was in command all the way and dominated the short bout. Official time was 1:35 minutes. With the victory, Orlov moves to 5-2-1 with four KOs.

Tomy Altmann, who just signed with SES, also made his professional debut at welterweight against Anton Glofak. Altman succeded and won by technical KO in round three. Time was 2:40 minutes. Glofak was down once in the first and three times in the third before the referee stopped the bout. He also lost a point in the second for holding.

In the opening bout of the evening, super welterweight Jimmy Lang made his professional debut against journeyman Marian Tomcany. Lang won by a four round unanimous decision and scored knockdowns in the first and fourth round.

Other results:

Welterweight,scheduled for six rounds: Alex Azizov W TKO1 (1:20) Enrico Kniesch

Middleweight, scheduled for six rounds: Grzegorz Proska W UD6 Andrei Rimer

Junior Welterweight, scheduled for eight rounds: Tibor Dudas W UD8 Johannes Fabrizius