Germany’s youngest boxing pro Arminius Rolle sets the next exclamation mark at the SES Boxing Gala in Halle/Saale.
At 15, Arminius Rolle is the youngest professional boxer in Germany. The Berlin high school student, who competed in the welterweight division, celebrated his next success in Halle. The “German boxing prodigy” defeated Georgian Amiran Abuladze early in his fifth professional fight, winning by T.K.O. after several knockdowns in the third round. Arminius Rolle will therefore be able to celebrate his 16th birthday on May 21 as an unbeaten professional.
Schierle makes his professional debut in Halle/Saale
SES boxers Julian Vogel and Adam Deines triumphed in the two main fights. WBO junior world champion Vogel (middleweight) won unanimously on points against Sami Ahmeti. And Deines knocked out Poland’s Mateusz Tryc in the fifth round and is now WBO European light heavyweight champion for the second time.
Silvio Schierle made his professional debut on Saturday in Halle/Saale. The 28-year-old, who has had an extensive amateur career and also wants to keep the 2028 Olympic Games in his sights, defeated Rudolf Samuel Gabco (Czech Republic) by T.K.O. in round two.
The results at a glance:
WBO World Junior Championships, light-middleweight (10 rounds): Julian Vogel (GER) PS vs. Sami Ahmeti (GER); WBO European Championships at light heavyweight (vacant; 10 rounds): Adam Deines (GER) knockout 5th round vs. Mateusz Tryc (POL); Heavy (6 rounds): Michel Dobler (GER) T.K.o. 5th round vs. Mike Lehnis (GER); Welter (6 r.): Arminius Rolle (GER) T.K.o. 3rd round vs. Amiran Abuladze (GEO); Semi heavy (4 r.): Silvio Schierle (GER) T.K.o. 2nd round vs. Rudolf Samuel Gabco (CZE)
Text: Frank Schwantes