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Boxing Bundesliga: Schwerin wins in Chemnitz

26. February 2025
Redaktion

BC Traktor Schwerin narrowly won in Chemnitz in the German Boxing League. However, it was not quite enough for the top of the table.

The fight between Ammar Riad Abduljabbar (r.) and Silvio Schierle (l.) in the weight class up to 81 kilograms ended in a draw. (Photo: Boxing club TRAKTOR Schwerin)

The fourth day of fights in the German Boxing League took BC Traktor Schwerin to Chemnitz, where the team from Schwerin kept the upper hand in a close duel. The visitors won four out of seven fights, while the hosts recorded two victories. One fight in the 81 kg class ended in a draw, meaning that Traktor ultimately emerged victorious with 11:9 points.

  • Weight class up to 60 kg:
    Razmik Sargsyan (BC Traktor Schwerin) vs. Mustafa Erakshi (BC Chemnitz)
    Razmik Sargsyan wins on points with 3:0 judges’ votes.
  • Weight class up to 64 kg:
    David Gkevorgkian (BC Traktor Schwerin) vs. Nick Hänel (BC Chemnitz)
    David Gkevorgkian wins on points with 3:0 judges’ votes.
  • Weight class up to 69 kg:
    Simon Rieth (BC Traktor Schwerin) vs. Evan Escher (BC Chemnitz)
    Simon Rieth wins on points with 3:0 judges’ votes.
  • Weight class up to 75 kg:
    Pavel Iannone (BC Traktor Schwerin) vs. Dennis Rohner (BC Chemnitz)
    Dennis Rohner wins by RSC in round 2.
  • Weight class up to 81 kg:
    Ammar Riad Abduljabbar (BC Traktor Schwerin) vs. Silvio Schierle (BC Chemnitz)
    The fight ended in a draw.
  • Weight class up to 91 kg:
    Melvin Kahrimanovic (BC Traktor Schwerin) vs. Laurens Hagen (BC Chemnitz)
    Melvin Kahrimanovic wins on points with 2:1 judges’ votes.
  • Weight class over 91 kg:
    Dilvan Yazgan (BC Traktor Schwerin) vs. Nikita Putilov (BC Chemnitz)
    Nikita Putilov wins on points with 3:0 judges’ votes.

Table situation remains exciting

With this success, the North Germans were able to extend their lead over Chemnitz, but it was not enough to take the top spot in the table. BC Marburg remain in front due to a better points ratio – although both teams are now level on points. The next big challenge for the Chemnitz Wolves has already been decided: On March 1, they will travel to Marburg, where they want to make up for their defeat in the first round. The Saxons lost 9:12 on January 25 and now have the chance to take revenge.

Text by Robin Josten