Felix Sturm: record, next fight and profile →
Wasserman Sports has announced an all-German clash between Vincent Feigenbutz (32-3) and Felix Sturm (41-5-3) to go ahead in the fall. Neither date nor site is announced but they write "it's confirmed". However, the 42-year old Sturm must first get past James Kraft (19-0-1) on June 19 in Hamburg.
Former world champion Felix Sturm (41-5-3) takes on young upstart James Kraft (19-0-1) on Universum's show June 19 in Hamburg. This is effectively an eliminator between stablemates and a solid matchup between a veteran and a prospect.
Unbeaten Hungarian super welterweight and former amateur star Balazs Bacskai (14-0) defends the WBO Intercontinental title against Mexican Alejandro Davila (22-2-2) on May 28 in Budapest on a New School Promotion.
The German mega-fight between ex-champions Felix Sturm (41-5-3) and Vincent Feigenbutz (32-3) is still not a done deal and now there's another big all-German fight for Sturm being talked about - at least according to BILD - and that is against former WBA, WBO and EBU light heavyweight champ Juergen Braehmer (52-3).
Former world champions Felix Sturm (41-5-3) and Vincent Feigenbutz (32-3) could be heading for a showdown in April, writes BILD and Box-Sport.de. The 41-year Sturm, now promoted by Universum, returned in December with a clear win over Timo Rost after being out since early 2016. He held WBA titles at both super middleweight and middleweight during his long career.
BILD writes that a German mega fight between ex-world champs Felix Sturm and Juergen Braehmer is in the works and could, if the parties reach an agreement, take place in April with the "new" Universum as promoter.
Hamburg, Germany - Former world champion Felix Sturm (41-5-3) outscored Tim Rost over ten rounds in his first fight since early 2016. The contest was the headliner of Universum's show on Saturday night.
Former two division world champion Felix Sturm (40-5-3) makes his comeback on December 19th in Hamburg, Germany on a card being staged by Universum Box-Promotions.
Comebacking former two division world champion Felix Sturm comes in, as previously reported, back to action on December 19 in Cologne (Germany). It's now been announced by Universum and BILD that the opponent will be unbeaten but untested German Timo Rost (10-0-2).
SES close out 2020 with a show at Hotel Maritim in Magdeburg on December 12 (first planned for November 21). Headlining is cruiserweight Roman Fress (11-0) who takes on Italian champ Francesco Versaci (21-3). It's announced as an Intercontinental title fight but not more detailed than that.