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[Previous entry: "Calzaghe Targets Tarver, Taylor and Winky Wright!"] [Main Index] [Next entry: "David Estrada: I’m Confident I can win against James Kirkland!"] 05/03/2006 Archived Entry: "Euro-Beat Update: Sturm Likely to Defend Title in July & More!" Euro-Beat Update: Sturm Likely to Defend Title in July & More!
French fly Brahim Asloum returns to action July 15 in Le Cannet along with supermiddle Jackson Chanet. This show could - as previously reported - include WBA lightheavy champ Fabrice Tiozzo as well but doors are apparently still open for a showdown with WBO ruler Zsolt Erdei, who of course must win on Saturday in Duesseldorf against Paul Murdoch.
Mike Tyson will not be visiting Sweden for the big K 1 show in Stockholm May 20 as was previously announced. Tyson was to have refereed the fight between Francois Botha and Jorgen Kruth. Instead K 1 Scandinavia will use Ray Sefo. On the bill is another ex-pro boxer in Brit Pele Reid. This may be one of the last K 1 shows promoted in Sweden and takes place at the 14 000-seater the Globe. The Parliament votes on the new Martial Arts law May 30 and if it passes K 1 as it looks internationally will be ruled as "not safe". French cruiser champ Kamel Amrane defends against Jean Marc Monrose June 1. Ex-EBU fly champ Jesper D Jensen could be taking over as president for the Danish Federation at their annual meeting May 30. Swedish welter Vatche Wartanian, fresh off two wins in Germany, is sidelined with a small cut and an injured nose and will be off the next Elite Boxing show June 2 in Potsdam. Also off is lightheavy Mathias Kempe, who was cut on the nose in his win over Richard Remen. Pro Boxing Austria stage a small pro/am show in Kufstein May 6 topped by Chilean jr welter Freddy Chura. The Amin Asikainen vs Christophe Tendil EU 160 lb titlefight in Helsinki on Friday May 5 is the first EBU affiliated titlefight in Finland since Pekka Kokkonen vs Piero Del Papa in 67. It´s staged at very same Kisahalli, only the smaller version, were Floyd Patterson and others won Gold medal in the 52 Olympics.
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