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Stieglitz, Krasniqi Return Under The Radar With Wins

•Oct 18, 2015

Former WBO super middleweight champion Robert Stieglitz returned last night fighting in a gym in Usti Nad Labem in the Czech Republic. Stieglitz (48-5-1) stopped Robert Rosenberg (6-2) who didn´t come out for the third of a scheduled eight rounder. The fight was made at light heavyweight and was not announced by SES, who promote the fight. This was Robert´s first fight since getting stopped by Arthur Abraham in their fourth meeting in July.

Braehmer Stops Krasniqi in Nine: Feigenbutz KO's Kelemen

Alexey Sukachev

•Mar 21, 2015

Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany - Top heavyweight contender Denis Boytsov (36-1, 27KOs) continued to rebuild himself, only needing only two rounds to stop trialhorse Irineu Costa Junior (16-4, 14KOs). Super lightweight Anthony Yigit (13-0-1, 5KOs) won a ten round unanimous decision over Timo Schwarzkopf. Agron Dzila (22-1, 17KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over Bernard Adie (12-3, 8KOs) to capture the vacant GBY cruiserweight title.

Photos/weights: Braehmer, Krasniqi Ready For War

Jake Donovan

•Mar 20, 2015

Juergen Braehmer continues to do his part to make sure he is remembered amidst a crowded light heavyweight field. The 36-year old makes the fourth defense of his alphabet title as he faces countryman Robin Krasniqi this weekend in Rockstock, Germany. Both fighters made weight for Saturday's headliner, which airs live on SAT1 in Germany and Sky Sports in the UK. Braehmer (45-2, 33KOs) tipped the scales at a trim and ready 173.2 lbs. Krasniqi (43-3, 16KOs)—who has won four straight since a failed title bid versus Nathan Cleverly in April '13—was also well within the light heavyweight limt at a fit 173.9 lbs.

Krasniqi: Cleverly Came Too Soon, Now I'm Ready

BoxingScene Staff

•Mar 20, 2015

Juergen Braehmer hopes to defend his world title in explosive fashion when he faces Robin Krasniqi on Saturday night. The 36-year-old German has not suffered a defeat for over six years as he prepares to put his WBA light-heavyweight title on the line against Krasniqi in Germany, live on Sky Sports. His most recent challenger Pawel Glazewski did not last a round in December and Braehmer is hoping for another victory inside the distance.

Photos: Braehmer, Krasniqi Face To Face at Final Presser

Boxing Photos

•Mar 18, 2015

‘Mission Impossible’ or ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll’, these are the two opposing views shared at today’s final press conference ahead of Saturday night’s WBA World Light Heavyweight Championship fight between Juergen Braehmer (45-2, 33 KOs) and Robin Krasniqi (43-3, 16 KOs) at the StadtHalle in Rostock, Germany. Kicking-off proceedings at the Fischland Hotel, promoter Kalle Sauerland expressed his excitement at the all-German duel. ‘’On Saturday night we have the champion versus the number one ranked challenger,’’ said Sauerland. ‘’This is what boxing is all about – the best fighting the best!’’

Photos: Juergen Braehmer Shows Off Moves at Workout

Boxing Photos

•Mar 17, 2015

On Saturday night, Juergen Braehmer (45-2, 33 KOs) defends his WBA World Light Heavyweight title against Robin Krasniqi (43-3, 16 KOs) at the StadtHalle in Rostock, Germany. Ahead of their sell-out world championship clash, both fighters took part in public workout today at the Ostsee-Park. In his last championship defence, Braehmer set a record for the fastest knock out in a light heavyweight title fight since the formation of the major alphabet organisations, with his opponent Pawel Glazewski lasting just fifty-five seconds in the ring.

Photos: Juergen Braehmer, Robin Krasniqi Face To Face

Boxing Photos

•Jan 30, 2015

On March 21, it is ‘The Moment of Truth’ as WBA World Light Heavyweight Champion Juergen Braehmer (45-2, 33 KOs) takes on the WBA number one challenger Robin Krasniqi (43-3, 16 KOs) in an all-German showdown at the StadtHalle in Rostock. Ahead of their world championship clash, the two fighters came face-to-face at a kick-off press conference yesterday in Warnemuende, just a few kilometers away from the arena, where the fight is going to take place. The vhampion, Braehmer appeared in a confident mood, as he prepares to return to the ring following his record-breaking 55 second knockout of Pawel Glazewski in his last world title defense. “Krasniqi has earned his shot,” said the 36 year-old southpaw. “He is number one in the WBA rankings. I’m happy to prove myself against him in this domestic showdown, which will have all of Germany talking. I will as always prepare to for the full 12 rounds, but if the opportunity arises, I will not hesitate to make it another early night.”

Braehmer vs. Krasniqi Showdown is Set For March 21

Carlos Boogs

•Jan 14, 2015

Sauerland Event has announced that WBA "regular" light heavyweight champion Juergen Braehmer (45-2, 33 KOs) will defend his title against Robin Krasniqi (43-3, 16 KOs) on March 21 in Rostock, Germany. The fight will be televised on SAT.1. Krasniqi has won four fights in a row since dropping a twelve round decision to then WBO champion Nathan Cleverly in April of 2013. Braehmer, who will be making his fourth defense of the title, was in action in December and blew out Polish contender Pawel Glazewski in one round with a vicious body shot.

Robin Krasniqi Grinds Out Win Over Dariusz Sek

Jake Donovan

•Dec 20, 2014

Dominic Boesel barely broke a sweat in getting rid of Mohamaed Merah (12-2-3, 4KOs) in the evening's chief support. The unbeaten light heavyweight forced the Frenchman to surrender inside of two rounds, picking up his fourth win of the year as he rolls to 17-0 (6KOs).

Robin Krasniqi Faces Dariusz Sek on December 20

Per-Ake Persson

•Nov 24, 2014

Light heavyweight Robin Krasniqi (42-3 and # 2 WBA and WBO) takes on Polish contender Dariusz Sek (21-1-1) in the headliner of SES´ show in Munich (Germany) on December 20. This is believed to be the final step for Krasniqi before he gets a shot at the either the WBO (champ Sergey Kovalev) or the WBA regular title (held by Juergen Braehmer). Also on the Munich bill are light heavyweight Dominic Boesel and heavyweight Alexander Petkovic.