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Norwegian cruiserweight Kai Robin Havnaa (9-0, 8 KO) will box on the undercard of Kubrat Pulev’s WBA Intercontinental Heavyweight title fight with Kevin Johnson on Friday, April 28 in Arena Armeec in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Boxing history was probably written in Hameln (Germany) Saturday night (Dec 10) but it was unfortunately for all the wrong reasons: German super middleweights Christian Pawlak and Baker Barakat was all set to fight for what is called the German version of the World Boxing Union title held by Pawlak.
Kai Robin Havnaa (7-0, 6 KOs) will face Ihar Karavaeu (8-12, 5 KOs) in a six-round contest on the undercard of the WBA World Super Middleweight title fight between Giovanni De Carolis and Tyron Zeuge on November 5 at the MBS Arena in Potsdam, Germany.
Albertslund, Denmark - Danish cruiser Micki Nielsen (21-0) retained the WBC Int´l title with a unanimous decision over Italian challenger Mirko Larghetti (24-2) after twelve rounds of boxing. It was scored 116-112 twice and 117-112.
Norwegian cruiserweight Kai Robin Havnaa (5-0, 4 KOs) faces Mateusz Gatek (4-5) on March 19 at the Albertslund Musikteatret in Copenhagen. The 27 year-old returns following the first-round knockout of Lukasz Zygmunt on December 12 at the Brondby Hallen to take the Polish fighter Gatek in his first six-round contest.
Norwegian cruiserweight Kai Robin Havnaa (5-0, 4 KOs) has tipped his training mate Micki Nielsen (20-0, 14 KOs) to defend his WBC International title against Mirko Larghetti (24-1, 16 KOs) on March 19 at the Albertslund Musikteatret in Copenhagen.
Brondby, Denmark: In the second fight of the evening, female featherweight Dina Thorslund (5-0) outscored Serbian Jasmina Nadj (5-11-2) over six two minute rounds. Thorslund had the fight under control from the first bell until the last while Nadj was content to spoil, hold and smother her aggressive opponent. Nadj had a point deducted in the fifth for holding and at the end it was scored 60-53 twice and 60-52.
Cruiserweight Kai Robin Havnaa (4-0) outslugged Istvan Kun (4-5-1) for a TKO win at 1.42 of the second of a scheduled four-rounder. Kun had Havnaa in trouble earlier in the round but the strong Norwegian came back and hurt Kun with his own right. The Hungarian was floored twice before it was stopped.
Kai Robin Havnaa (3-0, 2 KOs) is back in action on September 12. The Norwegian cruiserweight prospect faces Istvan Kun (4-4-1, 2 KOs) at the Arena Nord in Frederikshavn, Denmark. Havnaa, the son of former WBO World Cruiserweight Champion Magne Havnaa, has been pleased with his progress since joining the paid ranks, and ahead of his fourth professional contest, the 26 year-old from Grimstad believes fans are only just beginning to see the best of him.
Tim-Robin Lihaug (13-1, 8 KOs) and Kai Robin Havnaa (3-0, 2 KOs) return to action on September 12 in Frederikshavn. Following the summer break, the talented Norwegian duo will be looking to kick-start the second half of the year with victories at the Arena Nord. Lihaug, who is undefeated in ten successive contests, has enjoyed a fine run of form as he seeks to establish himself as a serious super middleweight contender. In his last outing, the 22 year-old delivered a devastating left-hook to flatten domestic rival Arne Ernstsen at the Ballerup Super Arena in Copenhagen.