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Pawlak Defeats Arifogullari & Boxing Results From Germany

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Christian Pawlak vs. Muhammad Oguzhan Arifogullari

Warendorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany 8/5/21

Christian Pawlak (41-8-1, 28 KOs) W DQ 3 Muhammad Oguzhan Arifogullari (6-2, 5 KOs)

(UBO Light Heavyweight Title)

Fight Notes: Arifogullari was counted over in round two when Pawlak unloaded a series of body-shots and only the ropes held him up, and in the third he was floored again by a left hook to the body. He beat the count, but then went on to push Pawlak out of the ring. While he also fell out of the ring himself, referee Kazim Kurnaz decided it was an intentional foul and that Arifogullari should be disqualified, consequently declaring Pawlak the winner.

Arifogullari was a late replacement for original fighter Selim Sarialioglu. Bout scheduled for 12 rounds.

Elina Tissen (24-2, 6 KOs) W UD 10 Everline Odero (10-10-2, 2 KOs)

(Vacant WBF Featherweight Title)

Fight Notes: Scores were 100-90 x2, 99-91, all for a Tissen unanimous decision points victory over 10 rounds..

Marc Dube (12-0, 10 KOs) W TKO 2 Vladimer Janezashvili (13-13-1, 6 KOs)

(UBF European Middleweight Title)

Fight Notes: Bout was scheduled for 8 rounds.

Gian Luca Dragotta (3-0, 2 KOs) W PTS 6 Jawad Amir (0-2)

(Welterweight)

Fight Notes: Score was 59-54 for a Dragotta points victory over 6 rounds..

Simon Krebs (2-1-1, 1 KO) W PTS 6 Mazen Girke (15-113-6, 2 KOs)

(Middleweight)

Fight Notes: Score was 59-54 for a Krebs points victory over 6 rounds.

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Elina Tissen Defeats Everline Odero, Wins WBF World Title

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Elina Tissen vs. Everline Odero

Elina Tissen, AKA “Elin The Machine”, won the vacant World Boxing Federation (WBF) Women’s World Featherweight title on Saturday, May 8, defeating Everline Odero from Kenya in her hometown of Warendorf, Germany.

Southpaw Odero gave the local favorite plenty to think about in a very competitive fight, but Tissen was the main aggressor and landed the cleaner shots.

The visitor was game and dangerous throughout, but after ten rounds of entertaining boxing Tissen was declared the winner by clear unanimous decision.

Judges Ibrahim Barakat and Kazim Kurnaz both scored the fight a landslide 100-90, while judge Jamal Sharoyan scored the fight 99-91. Tissen was a deserved winner, but the fight was much more evenly contested than the scores indicate.

Born in Krasny, Russia, and a former world champion at Super Bantamweight, Featherweight and Super Featherweight, the new WBF World Featherweight Champion took her professional record to 24-2 (6). Odero drops to 10-10-2 (2).

The fight headlined a show behind closed doors promoted by Elin Boxing.

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Elina Tissen Clashes with Everline Odero this Saturday

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Elina Tissen vs. Everline Odero 8/5/21

On May 8 in Warendorf, Germany, former three-division world champion Elina Tissen will attempt to capture the vacant World Boxing Federation (WBF) Women’s World Featherweight title when she square off with Kenyan Everline Odero.

Local star “Elin The Machine”, 23-2 (6), is a former multiple world title-holder at Super Bantamweight, Featherweight and Super Featherweight, and has won fifteen of sixteen previous world championship fights, spanning ten years.

34-year-old Russian-born Tissen turned pro in 2006, and has not lost a fight since 2008. She will be a healthy favorite going into her clash with Odero, who is experienced and has faced some of the best in the world but come up short.

Odero, 10-9-2 (2), has one previous world title attempt on her record, losing a decision to another German, Jennifer Retzke, back in 2016. She has never been stopped, and in her last five outings only 37-1 Belgian Delfine Persoon has beaten her.

The Tissen vs. Odero WBF World Featherweight title fight will be promoted by Elin Boxing, with no spectators allowed due to Covid-19 restrictions.

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