Global Results for February 28, 2009

Houston (Off-TV Undercard): Daniel Jacbos, Danny Garcia and Hylon Williams all stayed unbeaten
Birmingham, UK: Martin Rogan TKO-11 Matt Skelton (Rogan is new British heavyweight champ) ... James DeGale (PTS-4) and Frankie Gavin (TKO-4) win pro debuts
Norwich, UK: French lightweight champ Anthony Mezaache (15-5-3, 3 KO) wins European lightweight title by dethroning Jonathan Thaxton by 12-round decision
Lubin, Poland: European welterweight champ Rafael Jackiewicz retains by beating previously-undefeated Luciano Abis (UD-12)
Oaxaca, Mexico: 105-pound titlist Roman Gonzalez MD-12 Francisco Rosas ... 105-pound titlist Donnie Nietes UD-12 Erik Ramirez ... Hugo Cazares TKO-3 Jorge Romero ... Neubrandenburg, Germany: Sebastian Sylvester KO-7 Gaetano Nespro

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Jackiewicz is on a hell of a roll

I don’t know what his deal is, but he seems like one of those journeymen fighters who has suddenly beaten a number of solid opponents lately.

On the prospect front, Tyson Fury also won his third pro fight, winning by 2nd round TKO, although his 15-20 opponent was a step down from the 21-3 opponent he faced in his second pro fight.

Karo Murat beat Christian Sanavia in a fight between SMW fringe contenders, retaining his European title. 19-0 Murat is probably in line for a title shot soon. Sebastian Sylvester also came back with a win on that card.

Cuban HW prospect Mike Perez beat Zack Page. Perez might be one to keep an eye on. He’s not as technically proficient as fellow Cuban Odlanier Solis, but he’s actually staying in shape and is a real bulldozer in the ring.

Vogt early, Vogt often.

by Brickhaus on Mar 1, 2009 2:51 AM EST reply actions

Rogan/Skelton

was for the European title, not the British title.

Danny Williams is the current British title holder, having defended against McDermott in his last fight.
Interview with Skelton pre-Rogan;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TObLmuDDHU

It is mentioned that he is/was European champion…..

Does the fact a boxer doesn't switch weight divisions during their career detract from their overall P4P ranking?

Cos I'd take Hagler over most heavies in history, P4P, and also over "6 weight world champion" Oscar De La Hoya, and Marvellous Marvin never really messed about with his weight, did he?

by Chaos100 on Mar 1, 2009 1:56 PM EST reply actions