Fury: Haye Not Big Enough To Handle The Klitschkos
London - Tyson Fury, the new star of World boxing recently joined Wladimir Klitschko in his last training camp in Austria.
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Tomasz Adamek's Trainer on Fighting McBride, Klitschko
Roger Bloodworth, the trainer of two division champion Tomasz Adamek, talks about his boxer's upcoming fight with Kevin McBride in April, and the scheduled fight in September with either WBO/IBO/IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko, or WBC champion Vitali Klitschko.
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Klitschko's Trainer: Solis Will Be Dangerous For 1 Round
The mentor of WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko (41-2, 38KOs), Fritz Zdunek, shared his thoughts about his boxer's next world title defense on March 19, against undefeated Olympic champion and mandatory challenger Odlanier Solis (17-0, 12KOs) of Cuba.
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Odlanier Solis Could Test Klitschko, Says Romanchuk
Top Russian amateur Roman Romanchuk is giving Odlanier Solis a chance to make things very difficult for WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko on March 19 in Germany. He fought Solis a few times in the amateurs. Romanchuk found him to be a formidable opponent, but said his lack of training is hurting his career in the pros.
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David Price Will Help Solis Defeat Vitali Klitschko
DAVID PRICE is to spend two weeks with Odlanier Solis helping the Cuban prepare for his showdown against WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko.
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Team Klitschko Doubt David Haye, No Vitali Fight in May
Bernd Boente, the manager for heavyweight champions Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko, is not putting any stock in the recently published comments from Adam Booth, the manager and trainer for WBA heavyweight champion David Haye. During a recent interview with British publication Daily Express, Booth set down a challenge for Vitali Klitschko in the month of May.
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Odlanier Solis Ready For His Heavyweight Close-Up
By Jake Donovan - When Odlanier Solis and Vitali Klitschko appeared on the same card in Germany in October 2008, the night marked a ring return for the latter after a near four-year hiatus. Klitschko looked like he hadn’t missed a beat, systematically picking apart Samuel Peter en route to an eighth-round stoppage to reclaim his old alphabet belt. Solis appeared on the undercard, tearing through experienced American journeyman Chauncey Welliver in nine one-sided rounds for his 12th win in a pro career just 18 months young. The night served as the last time Solis has appeared in a ring in Germany, the same country he called home after fleeing from his native Cuba in late 2006, and the same country where he fought his pro debut in April 2007. Upon leaving the O2 Arena that evening, Solis knew two things: he’d once again fight in Germany, and he’d one day face Vitali Klitschko in a heavyweight title fight. One thing that he didn’t believe would be the case: that either instance would take so long. “I’ve been ready for a shot at the heavyweight title ever since I left Cuba,” boasts Solis (17-0, 12KO), whose fast track to a title shot apparently wasn’t even fast enough for a man who still hasn’t reached his four-year anniversary as a pro.
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Valuev Talks Haye vs Chagaev, Klitschko vs Solis, More
With a new year slowly coming into its own, isn’t it a nice time to start something totally new? The Eastern European squad of BoxingScene.com, feeling that this year is going to be another breakthrough for fighters from the former USSR, begins a new series of articles, dedicated to post-Soviet boxing and its best representatives. We shall cover both its exterior and interior going deep to famed champions of the past and giving a detailed look at what is going on right now.
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Team Klitschko Confirm Tomasz Adamek Fight; Details
Bernd Boente, manager of heavyweight champions Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko, has confirmed to BoxingScene.com that serious negotiations are indeed to taking place to fight Tomasz Adamek in September. Contrary to published reports, there is nothing set in stone that Wladimir will be the actual brother to fight Adamek. The fight could very well end up with Vitali and Adamek, says Boente. Adamek is open to facing either brother.
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