
Robin Krasniqi vs. Dominic Boesel Rematch on October 9, Magdeburg
SES has just announced that Robin Krasniqi (51-6) and Dominic Boesel (30-2) will do it again October 9 at the Getec Arena in Magdeburg, Germany.
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SES has just announced that Robin Krasniqi (51-6) and Dominic Boesel (30-2) will do it again October 9 at the Getec Arena in Magdeburg, Germany.

Robin Krasniqi could not have picked a better time for a career resurrection. In a year loaded with big upsets and memorable knockouts, the 33-year old Kosovo native—now based in Munich—added his name the mix after flattening Dominic Boesel in the 3rd round of their light heavyweight clash Saturday evening at GETEC Arena in Magdeburg, Germany.

WBA interim and IBO light heavyweight champ Dominic Boesel (30-1) will defend the titles against stablemate Robin Krasniqi (50-6) on October 10 in Magdeburg on a SES promotion writes BILD.

Super bantamweight Jose Antonio Sanchez Romero (12-0-1) headlines a small show at the Ringside Gym in Helsinki (Finland). The show was announced earlier this week and the opponent for Sanchez Romero, a debutant named Kirill Serikov, was announced this (Aug 21) afternoon.

Stefan Haertel (18-1 with just two early endings) won the EBU title last night in Magdeburg when he beat stablemate Robin Krasniqi (49-6) on points after an exciting fight. It was scored 117-112, 116-112 and 115-113.

It´s official: EBU super middleweight champ Robin Krasniqi (49-5) defends the title against Stefan Haertel (17-1) at the Stadthalle in Magdburg May 11 on a SES promotion. Both are promoted by SES and both are Germans and the winner have another German, Juergen Braehmer, as mandatory challenger.

Argentinean super middleweight Mateo Damian Veron (28-22-3) beat Danish veteran Lolenga Mock in January in quite an upset (let´s forget it was a bad piece of matchmaking: Veron has the one thing Mock never could handle and that is speed). Veron have since been back to Europe and was stopped by Anthony Sims Jr March 2 in the UK.

Hungarian super middleweight Mate Kis, 13-0-2, won the vacant WBO Intercontinental title last in Arad, Romania, with wide points win over a very brave Timo Laine, 23-11, from Finland in the headliner of a Felix-Promotion show televised by M4Sport Hungary.

Seniesa 'SuperBad" Estrada (15-0, 5 KOs) of East Los Angeles, Calif. scored a fourth-round technical knockout victory against Debora Rengifo (10-6-1, 5 KOs) of Rio Chico, Venezuela to capture the vacant WBC Silver Light Flyweight Title in the scheduled 10-round main event of "Mexicali Al Grito De Guerra" at Plaza De Toros Calafia in Mexicali, Mexico and televised on TV Azteca.

EBU heavyweight champ Agit Kabayel, 21-2 (including the Bigger is Better tournament fights), will defend the title against mandatory challenger Otto Wallin, 20-0, from Sweden, on February 3 or 23 in Germany with SES promoting.