Comments Thread For: Photos: Dimitrenko Knocks Sosnowski Out in Hamburg

[Slyboots]

What the hell...what sorry ass venue is this? Some local gym? How many people were there for this fight?

[kevmex81]

Were they fighting at a local vfw?

[intoccabile]

What the hell...what sorry ass venue is this? Some local gym? How many people were there for this fight?

You realize most boxing events are held in venues like this, right?

[Slyboots]

You realize most boxing events are held in venues like this, right?

Yes, but I didn't think for fighters like these. Dimitrenko vs Chambers was in a much nicer and bigger venue. Sosnowski vs Klit, well, was obviously in a much bigger and nicer venue.

It's just strange to see fighters like these go from nice big venues to this.

[King Koopa]

I was very impressed with AD, the knockout was spectacular...

I'd like to see him in against Chagaev or Povetkin

[Squizz]

Is it just me, or did Sosnowski look way out of shape compared to the Klit fight? He was ripped for that fight. Not so much here.

[TheFairPole]

Is it just me, or did Sosnowski look way out of shape compared to the Klit fight? He was ripped for that fight. Not so much here.

Was thinking the same thing and he looked completely gassed right before the ko...

[*2TOUGH*]

its like the boxing gym on fight night.... dammmmmm

[lutenco]

DIMITRENKO is a C-class fighter;his fortune is the level of the heavyweights today!

[paulf]

they fought in a gym??

would like to see the KO video

This is pretty common in eastern Europe for mid-level fights that aren't part of a big card. If you look at most eastern European fighters you'll see a lot of their fights are at the gyms in which they train. Plus, the first fight had to be cancelled right as the fighters were preparing to enter the ring because of Dimitrenko, so why book a venue again?

Also: Sosnowski looks like he took Dimitrenko lightly; he's in terrible shape compared to when he fought Vitali. Though I'm sure i was a buzzkill to do an entire training camp only to have your opponent faint before getting into the ring.