The ratiopharm Arena in Neu-Ulm will become a boxing temple next Saturday: Eight spectacular professional fights – including three title fights – are on the program.
In addition to the eagerly awaited comeback of Felix Sturm, who will face Benjamin Blindert for the WBA Gold title, spectators can expect a spectacular supporting program with seven other top-class fights. In another title fight, former world champion Vincenzo Gualtieri will enter the ring in an explosive rematch against Alexander Pavlov. The two middleweights will fight for the WBO European title.
Super featherweight Hamsat Shadalov is set for another title fight. The talented southpaw wants to secure the International German Championship of the Association of German Professional Boxers (BDB) and thus his first professional title. Berlin-based Shadalov, who has a close friendship with rap star Kontra K, will face Eduardo Bajak, who is also unbeaten.
Lots of highlights on the Undercard!
Hamsat Shadalov’s “boxing twin”, as he calls him, will also be fighting: Paul Wall. “Pasha” Wall enters the ring for his ninth fight as a professional boxer and meets Joshua Riccardo from Italy, who has won ten of his twelve fights. With the two talented light heavyweights Hamza Salahudin and Georgy Gubeladze, two more newcomers will be boxing in the ratiopharm Arena in Neu-Ulm. Salahudin fights for Sturm Boxing and meets Leonard Carrillo from Colombia. AGON Sport’s latest new signing, Georgy Gubeladze, faces Tony Amoaku from France in his third professional fight.
Two other promising talents will also be starting for Sturm Boxing on Saturday evening. Middleweight Malek Semmo, who has been preparing together with Felix Sturm, will fight his Hungarian opponent Gabor Gorbics in the opening bout of the evening, which is scheduled for around 5:45 pm. In the super-lightweight division, Mert Caliskan will be looking for his seventh win. The Duisburg native will face Jampier Oses from Venezuela.
“Ein Sturm zieht auf” will be broadcast live and exclusively on DAZN in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Tickets for Germany’s boxing event of the year with Felix Sturm in the main bout are still available at www.ticketmaster.de and all known ticket agencies.
Text: Press release / AGON Sports