WBU world champion Ralf-Peter Frohn-Lux has earned himself a legendary reputation in master boxing. Now the 62-year-old from Pulheim wants to set further milestones.
Ralf-Peter Frohn-Lux, reigning WBU World Masterboxing Champion, is setting new trends on the international boxing scene. With two extraordinary events in 2025, he will once again show why he is considered one of the driving forces in master boxing.
Historic title fight in England
On May 3, 2025, Frohn-Lux will compete at the “Dorset Boxing Championships” in Verwood, England. Under the title “The Emergence”, he will face Hamilton in an eagerly awaited fight to showcase Germany and the Bebak Boxing Team. This fight for the inaugural Masters Light Heavyweight title is a milestone for the region and the sport. Frohn-Lux has already earned a legendary reputation by winning titles in Las Vegas (USA) and at European level. Now he is highly motivated to make history in England too. The event promises to present boxing at the highest level and set new standards for the Masters division.
Charity fight with Uwe Hück
A few weeks later, in May, Ralf-Peter Frohn-Lux will compete together with Uwe Hück in a charity fight. Uwe Hück, known as former Porsche works council chairman, bestselling author and political activist, will bring his passion for boxing into the ring for a good cause. All proceeds from the event will go to social projects. These support disadvantaged children and young people, in line with Uwe Hück’s motto: “Blue spots for good causes”.
The event will not only be a sporting highlight, but also a social one: a Hollywood star and a number of celebrities are expected to turn the event into a glamorous evening. Frohn-Lux and Hück want to send out a strong signal with this match – for fairness, community and the belief that sport can build bridges.
New role as a trainer
Alongside these major events, Frohn-Lux has another exciting piece of news: with immediate effect, he will be working as a trainer for the renowned “Bebak Boot ‘n’ Boxing”. His innovative training concept combines boxing with functional fitness. The 62-year-old wants to pass on his extensive experience to anyone who wants to test their physical and mental limits. “It’s never too late to take on new challenges and surpass yourself,” says Frohn-Lux, who himself is a prime example of this philosophy.
Conclusion: With these milestones, Ralf-Peter Frohn-Lux not only shows what is possible in boxing, but also how he inspires people with commitment and passion. His fights, his charity activities and his commitment as a trainer make him a central figure who enriches the sport and society in equal measure.