Bursak stops Schulze, Rudenko defeats Peretyatko
April 25th, 2010
Sport Palace, Kiev, Ukraine:
Maksym Bursak TKO 8 Marco Schulze
Andriy Rudenko TKO 4 Daniil Peretyatko
Vitaliy Rusal KO 1 Mbaruku Kheri
Serhiy Fedchenko RTD 6 Bacho Kvaratskhelia
Valeriy Brazhnyk KO 3 Solomon Bogere
Kostyantyn Rovenskyi UD 8 Volodymyr Borovskyi
Oleksandr Spyrko UD 6 Mykola Korenev
Vyacheslav Glazkov RTD 4 Ivan Shvayko
Oleksiy Bondarenko TKO 2 Ruslan Pavlus
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Fight Fans;
Just heard about the Adamek/Arreola fight! Arreola really is a monster, in the good boxing sense, and will win the title one day! This loss should not deter him from continuing! That fight taught me a couple of things…Adamek is a monster too, who is very confident in his abilities and strength! It also showed me that he is one of the toughest guys around! Just think, Adamek at 6` 5 inches and 250 pounds! Move over klitschko’s, who I really respect as gentlemen boxers, as this guy knows his trade as few others ever have! He would tear the heavyweight division apart.. He is not afraid to fight either of the Klitschko’s at his present weight, and might even win at that! Adamek is a true fighter/boxer/puncher! He has it all, plus a humble nature at that! One would think that he doesn’t belong in the ring as well as both the Klitschko brothers, as they have not sacrified their decent characters in a vicious sport! Much like Big George Foreman, Joe Frazier and a host of other great boxers, there is hope for boxing after all!
Thanks TOM