
Krasniqi, Dirks, Culcay, Zeuge and Lamm Win in Berlin
Young light welterweight Felix Lamm (3-0, 1 KO) got his first ever stoppage victory (as a pro) moments ago at O2 World Arena in Berlin, Germany. Lamm dominated the first three rounds of his fight with Spanish journeyman Eloy Rebollo (1-6), 31, before dropping him twice in the fourth stanza. Rebollo, who started his pro career in 2011 as did Lamm, 22, was first dropped after a right hook to the chin and then after a huge left to the solar plexus. Lamm went berserk after the second knockdown and unleashed a nice series of punches prompting a referee to call a halt at 1:33. Perez, of Newark, N.J., actually would’ve won a majority decision had Fidel Maldonado Jr. not dropped him late in their tight fight. The 2008 National Golden Gloves champion instead settled for a split-decision victory over Maldonado in the opener of a “ShoBox: The New Generation” doubleheader from Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio, Calif.