Denis Boytsov vs. Vinny Maddalone, Nov 15

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    Denis Boytsov vs. Vinny Maddalone, Nov 15

    Two weeks ago, New York heavyweight Vinny Maddalone scored a second round KO over Terrell "Baby Bull" Nelson.

    He will return to the ring this Saturday vs. age 22 Denis Boytsov (22-0, 18 KO) on the Krasniqi-Dimitrenko undercard in Germany.

    Vinny promises to bring it to the young prospect like never before and says that they can "replace the ring with a phone booth for this one"..

    Since he recently fought, Vinny is in shape, and of course Denis is always in shape. They are both very aggressive and tend to usually come forward, so this will very likely be an entertaining fight!

    Maddalone has been in the ring with well-known heavyweights like Evander Holyfield and Brian Minto (twice). He has only ever lost to good opposition.
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    Here's more from ********* about the card:

    Unbeaten WBO #1 heavyweight Alexander Dimitrenko (28-0, 18 KOs) continues on the road to his long awaited world title shot when he faces 37-year-old long time contender Luan Krasniqi (30-3-1, 14 KOs) on Saturday night at the Burg-Wächter Castello in Düsseldorf. The "Universum Champions Night" will also feature unbeaten WBO #9/WBA #12 heavyweight Denis Boytsov (22-0, 18 KOs) against the rugged warrior Vinny Maddalone (31-4, 22 KOs).

    All were on hand at Monday's press conference at "Uerige," a local Düsseldorf brewery.

    "It can't go wrong," said the 26-year-old Dimitrenko. "I've had the best preparation and am psychologically at my best . I have the best trainer and God is behind me. Everything is good. I will win!"

    Dimitrenko's trainer Fritz Sdunek added, "We all know each other very well and [from the fighters' perspective] this is one of the most unpopular and unpleasant intra-stall bouts. Everyones' nerves will be on edge even more than usual. Sascha is in the best physical and psychological condition. Whoever has the stronger psyche wins. One punch can decide it! "

    His challenger Luan Krasniqi stated, "I'm grateful that I got the chance to box against the #1 world ranked fighter. I also see it as Fritz Sdunek does, the better nerves will decide it. I've already had difficult times behind me and people have often said it was my 'last chance' but I'm still here. A person learns more from losses than from victories. Physically I feel like a 28-year-old. Vitali Klitschko is the same age as me and after a four year break he became world champion again. That is also my goal. I am up for this fight against the #1 as seldom before and want to win, no matter how!"

    Krasniqi's "new trainer" Valentin Silaghi commented, "I've trained Luan now for more than a year. This fight was already set once. I admire my longtime friend, trainer Fritz Sdunek and have high respect for his work and his successes. For this fight, even though we already know them well, we've studied the DVDs and prepared very well for this fight. I hope that we have the better nerves!"

    Boystov, meanwhile, was supremely confident that he would get by blood and guts warriors Maddalone. "I will give 110%," stated the unbeaten heavyweight. "My opponent has the greater experience, but if he is good, but I will be better."

    Boystov's trainer Fritz Sdunek added, "Vinny Maddalone can punch, has a big fighter's heart and the experience of fighting against Holyfield and Minto speaking for him. For Denis, however, his mental strength and his clout will be decisive. He is a "small Tyson!"

    Maddalone was delighted to be making his first appearance in Europe. "I'm having a great time in Dusseldorf. There will be a good show here and the people will get their money's worth. Against Holyfield, I only lost because there was a bloody headbutt in round two. I've been a professional for ten years now and my experience is my strength."

    In other notable bouts, in his first fight after suffering his only career defeat against WBA champion Mikkel Kessler, WBA #6 super middleweight Dimitri Sartison (22-1, 14 KOs) returns against Edison Francisco Guedes (11-7-1, 5 KOs), and WBA #3 super middleweight Gusmyl Perdomo (15-2, 9 KOs) meets Laurent Goury (14-17, 2 KOs).

    In other action, local heavyweight Markus Tomala (4-0, 2 KOs) faces Jevgenijs Stamburskis (5-17, 1 KO), light heavyweight Igor Michalkin (5-0, 4 KOs) battles Emmanoel Martins da Silva (16-7, 3 KOs), Spotlight lightweight Magomed Jangubaev faces TBA in his second pro fight.

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    • Leo Pradun
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      maddlone will test Boytsov, I wont be suprised if Boytsov gets hurt in this one. He should be able to win but might not be as easy as everyone thinks. If anyoe knows what channels on tv will air the fight if none then maybe there will be a stream?

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        Good to see Boytsov staying fairly active, 4th fight this year and a decent opponent (BoxRec #91 heavyweight). The worst thing a promoter can do to a young prospect is to leave him inactive.

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          I hope Boytsov is going to be tested here, he should be increasing his opponent's level by now.

          Shouldn't Dimitrenko get a title shot by now? He's in top 5 on all ABCs, yet he's not even being mentioned by anybody. I don't get how the ABCs work, I swear.

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            Poor Luan Krasniqi. Poor Timo Hoffman.
            They are now always sending them in there to get beat up by prospects.

            Maddalone isn't very good. He's going to probably get pummelled.

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              I hope to god Krasniqi upsets Dimitrenko.

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                Good fight of two frontfooted fighters.

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                  I just looked at the pictures and I think Boytsov put on some major muscles, he looks around 230. His fists are huge, btw.

                  [IMG]http://www.*********.com/dorf11108_19.jpg[/IMG]

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                    It is good that he's being active, but a firm haha at your description of Vinny. Sure he's an entertaining fighter and his first fight with Minto is one of the best you'll ever see at heavy, but his losses do not represent top competition. They aren't even really middling competition. His losses were a 3rd round KO against super, super old man Holyfield, a decision to Alfred Cole (lol!), and two KO losses to Minto. Brian Minto. He also lost a technical decision to Julius 'LOL' Long before Long's pot smoking ways got it turned into a NC.

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