Constantin Bejenaru Pumped For Crossroads Clash With Ditlev Rossing
Top Cruiserweight Constantin Bejenaru Returns November 6 to Face Undefeated Danish Prospect Ditlev Rossing in Crossroads Showdown
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Ditlev Rossing vs. Constantin Bejenaru Set Down For November 6
It's official: Cruiserweight Ditlev "D-struct" Rossing (14-0) takes on US-based Moldovan Constantin Bejenaru (14-1) on November 6 at the Brondby Hall on the outskirts of Copenhagen, Denmark. This fight will be one of the headliners in a Danish Fight Night promotion - the first in a long time due to the pandemic.
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Euro News: Sandor Martin Update, Rossing vs. Bejenaru in Play, More
Spanish super lightweight Sandor Martin (38-2) has finally relinquished the EBU title to concentrate on bigger fights abroad. Martin is ranked WBA # 7, WBA, # WBC 8 and WBO # 12.
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Arsen Goulamirian Stops Constantin Bejenaru in Nine
Arsen Goulamirian stopped Constantin Bejenaru after the end of the ninth round Saturday night at the Palais des Sports in Marseille, France. With the victory, Goulamirian (26-0, 18 knockouts) successfully defended his WBA world cruiserweight title. Saturday’s clash came six weeks after Goulamirian dominated Kane Watts of Australia before knocking him out in round four in Paris. The knockout of Bejenaru was also Goulamirian’s sixth consecutive knockout victory and eighth in his last nine bouts.
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News: Goulamirian-Bejenaru, Richie Rivera, Hamza, Burton
WBA #8 cruiserweight Constantin Bejenaru says he’s ready to go in and do the job he set out to do when he started boxing. Bejenaru (14-0, 4 KOs) will challenge WBA cruiserweight champion Arsen Goulamirian (25-0, 17 KOs) on December 28 at the Palais Des Sport in Marseille, France.
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Euro News: Joyce-Huck, Patera-Tatli 3, Goulamirian-Bejenaru
It´s official: MH Promotion stage Marco Huck (41-5-1) vs Joe "Juggernaut" Joyce (10-0) for the vacant EBU heavyweight title on January 11 at the TUI Arena in Hannover (Germany). The German team won purse bids on October 16 with an offer for 480,000 Euro to be split 50-50.
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News: Dewayne Beamon, Kem Ljungquist, Constantin Bejenaru
After cleaning out his home state of North Carolina and surrounding area, as his own promoter and manager, talented super flyweight Dewayne “Mr. Stop Running” Beamon went out in search of better competition.
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Bejenaru Decisions Mchunu, O'Connor Shocks Gonzalez
Last night, Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing presented another rendition of the "Slugfest at The Sun" series at the Mohegan Sun arena in Uncasville, CT. The card was headlined by Crusierweights Constantin Bejenaru and Thabiso Mchunu who fought for Bejenaru's WBC International Cruiserweight title in a 10 round bout. Bejenaru came away with a unanimous decision victory over Mchunu, the mandatory challenger, defending his WBC International title sucessfully. The bout often times saw each fighter playing the game if cat and mouse with one another. There was a brief explosion by Bejenaru in round 7 as he dropped Mchunu with a picture perfect left cross but Bejenaru couldn't capitalize on his opportunity to knockout Mchunu. In the end the scores were 98-91 and 97-92 twice, all in favor of Bejenaru who improves to 13-0 3KO'S while Mchunu drops to 18-4 11KO'S. The undercard certainly thrilled the crowd of some 3500 people at the Mohegan Sun arena, who were on their feet often throughout this exciting night of action. The semi-final saw a shocking result as previously undefeated Queens, NY native Daniel Gonzalez suffered his first defeat as a pro at the hands of Framingham, MA native, Danny O'Connor in a bout scheduled for 10 rounds with the vacant WBC Interntional Silver Super Lightweight title at stake. The fight was a barn burner from the opening bell as both fighters traded freely much to the delight of the crowd. O'Connor had the edge in the 1st round but Gonzalez opened a nasty cut over O'Connor's left eye in round 2 as both fighters continued the torrid pace. Round 3 saw Gonzalez picking up where he left off in round 2 until a perfectly placed left hand by O'Connor found its mark on Gonzalez dropping the Queens native who gamely arose but was in no shape to continue forcing referee Steve Willis to call a halt to the action at 0:39 seconds of the 3rd round. O'Connor ups his record to 29-3 11KO'S and in the process wins the WBC International Silver Super Lightweight title while Gonzalez drops to 14-1-1 5KO's. Hometown favorite Anthony Laureano won a hard fought majority 6 round decision over Johnny Hernandez by scores of 58-56 twice, and 57-57 in a Jr. Welterweight fight. Laureano, who hails from nearby East Hartford, CT and Hernandez who calls Bayshore, NY his home, fought a fast pace, highly skilled fight that had the fans on their feet cheering throughout. There was little to separate the 2 fighters as they engaged each other freely over the course of the fight. Laureano improves to 6-0 3KO'S while Hernandez drops to 8-3 1KO. A special attraction 6 round female Middleweight fight between Kali Reis and Tiffany Woodard brought the house down. Reis, who had a huge following in attendance, started fast, throwing bombs with both hands landing flush on the chin of Woodard who showed an incredibly strong chin as well as a huge heart as she tried to fend off the assault of Reis. The action was non- stop throughout the fight and by the time the 6th and final was coming to an end the crowd was in an absolute frenzy. The 2 fighters received a well deserved standing ovation as Reis came away with the unanimous victory by scores of 60-54, 60-53, and 59-55. Reis improves to 13-6-1 4KO'S while the tough Woodard drops to 4-9-3 3KO'S. New Haven Light Heavyweight Charles Foster improved to 14-0 8KO'S scoring a 5th round TKO over Quentin Rankin, 12-4-2 9KO'S, in a bout scheduled for 8 rounds in the Light Heavyweight division. In another war on the card, Dan Murray bested previously unbeaten Valerio Nocera, who was making his U.S. debut by scores of 38-37 twice for Murray while Nocera won on the other judges card by the same score of 38-37, in a 4 round Jr. Welterweight matchup. A debatable 3rd round knockdown scored by Murray was the difference in the fight. Murray improves to 3-1 while Nocera falls to 3-1-1. Sequan Felton, 2-2, upset debuting Bridgeport fighter Carlos Marrero in a 4 round Jr. Lightweight contest by scores of 40-35 twice, and 39-35. Marrero drops to 0-1. Promoter Joe DeGuardia had these comments on the night's action "While the main event may not have been all fireworks and bombs, the rest of the card was. From start to finish the undercard and co-feature had everything you could ask for, knockouts, close matchups with razor thin decisions and upsets. This show exemplifies why we have loyal fans in the New England area and at Mohegan Sun as they appreciate he unpredictability, and great matchups that has become customary with a Star Boxing card."
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Constantin Bejenaru vs. Thabiso Mchunu - Undercard Information
On November 25th, Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing is bringing fireworks to Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, CT. In the co-feature bout, Danny "El Gallo" Gonzalez (Woodhaven NY, 14-0 5KOs) puts his undefeated record on the line against the impressive Danny O'Connor (Framingham, MA 28-3 10KOs) for the vacant WBC Silver Super Lightweight Title. The main event is a title bout between current WBC International and Continental Americas champion Constantin Bejenaru (Brooklyn NY, 12-0 3KOs), defending his WBC International and Continental Americas Cruiserweight Titles vs #1 mandatory challenger from South Africa, Thabiso "The Rock" Mchunu (Kato Ridge, South Africa 18-3 11KOs).
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News: Potapov vs. Narvaez, Bejenaru vs. Mchunu, Allen, More
WBO #2-ranked Russian bantamweight Nikolai Potapov is in Detroit, finalizing preparations for his long-awaited showdown with WBO #1-ranked Omar Narvaez of Argentina. The pair will meet for a 12-round showdown this Saturday, October 14, at Estadio Obras Sanitarias in Buenos Aires and live on Argentina TyC Sports.
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