Patrick Nielsen: record, next fight and profile →
Brothers Patrick and Micki Nielsen are in capable hands ahead of their title fights on February 15th at the Albertslund MusikTeatret, Copenhagen. Their coach, 47-year-old Joey Gamache, is a former two-time world champion and knows what it takes to go all the way.
Here are the weights from Copenhagen ahead of tomorrow´s Nordic Fight Night: WBC Silver Middleweight Word Title Patrick Nielsen: 72,5 kg Tony Jeter: 71,9 kg WBC Youth Cruiserweight World Title Micki Nielsen: 90,6 kg Gogita Gorgiladze: 90,2 kg Light Welterweight Klara Svensson: 62,9 kg Veronika Hornyak: 63,5 kg
The Maryland boxer Tony Jeter (16-3-1, 11 K0s) is ready to shock the Danes when he faces Patrick Nielsen for the WBC Silver Middleweight World Championship on February 15th at the Albertslund MusikTeatret in Copenhagen, Denmark. Q: What kind of a boxer are we going to see? TJ: The Danes will have a determined and charismatic fighter to watch. I´m in phenomenal shape. In PHE-NO-ME-NAL form. So Nielsen better be in good shape too. People will be shocked to see that I have an engine that can go on and on and on ...
Patrick Nielsen (21-0, 10 KOs) and Tony Jeter (16-3-1, 11 KOs) came face-to-face for the first time at today’s final press conference at the Hard Rock Café in Copenhagen ahead of their clash for the WBC Silver Middleweight World Championship on Saturday night at the Albertslund MusikTeatret. ‘’This is a massive opportunity for me,’’ said Nielsen. ‘’I have had my toughest sparring partners to prepare for this fight and I honestly feel that I am in the shape of my life. Everything in training has gone perfectly and on Saturday night I will be ready to win the WBC Silver title in front of my home fans.’’
Tony Jeter (16-3-1, 11 KOs) has arrived in Copenhagen ahead of his WBC Silver Middleweight World title fight against Patrick Nielsen (21-0, 10 KO) next Saturday. Said Jeter: ‘’I’m here and I am ready to fight. I have come a long way and I am not going home without the title. Nielsen had better be prepared for war!’’ Jeter faces Nielsen at the Nordic Fight Night at the Albertslund MusikTeatret on Saturday February 15th. Tickets are available at billetnet.dk.
Two brothers. Two titles at stake. And a common goal of being the best in the world. Patrick and Micki Nielsen ooze confidence before their title fights on February 15th at the Albertslund MusikTeatret in Copenhagen, Denmark. "I’ve trained harder and more disciplined than ever before. There’s a major belt at stake and I want my hands on it.” So says 22-year-old Patrick Nielsen ahead of his fight for the WBC Silver Championship against American Tony Jeter.
Following a hugely successful debut show, the Nordic Fight Night will return to the MusikTeatret, Albertslund on February 15. Local hero Patrick Nielsen (21-0, 10 KOs) will headline an action-packed show that will also feature his younger brother Micki Nielsen (11-0, 9 KOs). The undefeated WBA & WBO Intercontinental Champion is relishing a return to his hometown arena where he defeated Jose Pinzon (24-6, 15 KOs) in front of a sell-out crowd in November.
MusikTeatret, Albertslund, Denmark - Lightweight Rashid Kassem (4-0, 2KOs) put away experienced journeyman Steve Kroekel (17-24-3, 7KOs) in the third round. Super middleweight Simen Smaadal (8-0, 3KOs) stopped Leo Tchoula (9-4) in the fourth round. Junior welterweight prospect Anthony Yigit (6-0-1, 1KOs) won a six round unanimous decision over Anton Bekish (5-9). The scores were 59-55. 59-55 and 60-54.
The weights are in for Sauerland's latest edition of Nordic Fight Night, from Copenhagen, Denmark. The event takes place at MusikTeatret Albertslund, with the main event featuring a grudge match between middleweight Patrick Nielsen and tough Jose Pinzon.
To celebrate his 'Homecoming' Patrick Nielsen and younger brother Micki visited their old school, Egelundskolen in Albertslund. Patrick Nielsen defends his WBA & WBO Intercontinental titles against Jose Pinzon at the Albertslund MusikTeatret on November 16. Tickets are available at billetnet.dk Photos by Marco Krause.