Arthur Abraham Tested, But Stops Bouadla in Nine
Rising super middleweight Tyron Zeuge (5-0, 4 KOs), 20, looked spectacular in a fast and furious annihilation of Romanian veteran Vasile Dragomir, 32. The former lightweight was first floored with a left jab, then turned his back on the opponent after a major right hand to the spleen, and was finally crushed down and out with another heavy right bomb to the very same spot of his soft body. Dragomir is now 21-7-1, 10 KOs. Official time of stoppage was 2:55 of the very first round. Zeuge is a 2012 pro debutant. -------------------- Unlike Mateusz Masternak or Edmund Gerber, WBA I/C light middleweight champion Jack Culcay-Keth, a former amateur star and 2009 Milano world champion, did impress by achieving a feat, no one before him had been able to achieve. WBA #11 Culcay (now 14-0, 10 KOs), 27, became the first ever fighter to stop durable Frenchman Jan Michel Hamilcaro (17-5-3, 6 KOs), 26, within the distance. Culcay-Keth was lightning-quick, and his fascinating reflexes made the rest of the job. Culcay was in and out, throwing numerous punches in bunches and coming back to throw even more. Hamilcaro tried to establish his left jab but to no use, and his tight quard was fully loaded since the very first round. The Frenchman tried to pay the German back, but his punches lack snap and speed to trouble the Golden Jack. In round four, Hamilcaro has finally found something to surprize Culcay, when he threw (and landed) a multi-punch series. The German came back the next round and got the job done. He wobbled Hamilcaro with a huge overhand right and landed more to put him down. Hamilcaro rose on unsteady legs and continued fighting but was soon saved by the referee from further punishment. Time of stoppage was 2:26 of the fifth round. --------------------