Mateusz Masternak: record, next fight and profile →
In the main event of a show, organized by Mariusz Grabowski of Tymex Boxing Promotions in Dzerzionow, Poland, local cruiserweight star Mateusz Masternak improved his record to 38-4, 26 KOs, with a convincing win on points over Russian import Alexander Kubich (9-3, 6 KOs).
Long-time cruiserweight contender Mateusz Masternak (37-4, 26 KOs) came back into a winning column with a solid win over American import Eric Fields (24-4, 16 KOs) in a scheduled ten-rounder.
KRAKOW, POLAND - The official weigh in for tomorrow's "The Final Call" pay-per-view event was held today and all of the fighters made weight (see below). Four bouts are scheduled to air tomorrow, starting at 2:00 p.m. ET / 11:00 a.m. PT, live from Tauron Arena in Krakow, Poland. Two other fights may be shown, time permitting
Mateusz Masternak (36-4, 26 KOs) will be fighting on home soil for the first time in four years when he returns to Poland to face the American power-puncher Eric ‘Danger’ Fields (24-3, 16 KOs) on April 2 as part of the Polsat Boxing Night at the Tauron Arena in Krakow. The show is topped by another big homecoming, as former light heavyweight and cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek faces Eric Molina in a 12-round heavyweight bout. ‘’I’m very grateful that my promoter Kalle Sauerland has given me this opportunity. After four years, I will finally be back boxing in Poland,’’ said the 28 year-old from Wroclaw. ‘’Recently, I have been fighting overseas in my opponent’s territories and that can make a big difference in boxing.
Cruiserweight contender Mateusz Masternak (36-4, 26 KOs) will fight on Polish soil for the first time in four and a half years. Masternak's return takes place on April 2 during the next edition of Polsat Boxing Night in Krakow. The opponent will be strong puncher Eric Fields (24-3, 16 KOs).
Anthony Joshua produced a stunning seventh-round knockout of Dillian Whyte as he overcame his toughest challenge yet to seize the vacant British heavyweight title at The O2.</p> <p> Joshua, who also retained his Commonwealth crown, ended a bad-tempered clash after one minute and 27 seconds, initially staggering his bitter rival with a straight right before finishing him off with a ferocious right uppercut.</p>
<p>Anthony Joshua produced a stunning seventh-round knockout of Dillian Whyte as he overcame his toughest challenge yet to seize the vacant British heavyweight title at The O2.</p> <p>Joshua, who also retained his Commonwealth crown, ended a bad-tempered clash after one minute and 27 seconds, initially staggering his bitter rival with a straight right before finishing him off with a ferocious right uppercut.</p>
O2 Arena, London - Liverpool’s Tony Bellew (25-2-1, 16K Os) edged closer to a world title shot as he won the EBU European cruiserweight title by beating Mateusz Masternak (36-3-0, 26 KOs) on points. ‘The Bomber’ controlled the early exchanges with an effective double jab that closed the distance on his Polish opponent, and allowed him to bring his right hand into play.
<p>Anthony Joshua MBE gave away the chance to potentially walk second to Dillian Whyte in their British and Commonwealth Heavyweight title clash at The O2 in London on Saturday night, live on Sky Sports Box Office.</p>
Tony Bellew is confident that he will be the first man to put Mateusz Masternak on the floor, and the first to make him stay there, as the two men prepare to do battle for the vacant European cruiserweight title at the O2 Arena in London this Saturday. Bellew, 33, currently holds a record of (25-2-1, 16 KOs) and is expecting Masternak to provide him with some stern competition and make up for some lost time after filming the movie, Creed.