Gevor and Tatevosyan to battle it out live on the internet
EastsideBoxing.com
May 17 2004
17.05.04 - Exciting action is coming up live on the internet. On
Tuesday Armenian Koren Gevor, 17-2 (10), will face Russian Sergey
Tatevosyan, 21-4 (13), at Hansehalle of Lübeck, Germany, in an 8-round
non-title fight. The battle of the two strong European middleweight top
contenders will be broadcast live on the internet on www.boxing.de ...
Gevor is coming off a six fight winning streak since suffering his two
losses due to unlucky injuries. Tatevosyan who knocked out former world
champion Armand Krajnc in 2002 is coming fresh of a European title
fight against Howard Eastman where he dropped a twelve round decision.
"I've seen videos on Tatevosyan. I know he is beatable", the small
but powerful Gevor said. "He is running a lot to the left and to the
right. My biggest concern is that I can't land my punches because he
moves so awkward."
It's Gevor's third fight on a Spotlight Boxing event in a row. His last
contest where he stopped Dmitro Gotovskiy on March 30 at Saaltheater
in Aachen, Germany, by disqualification was also broadcast live on
www.boxing.de.
"His knockout win over Armand Krajnc doesn't impress me", Gevor said.
"Armand was an easy target that night and at the end he landed his
punches almost by accident."
Gevor moved to Germany in May 2000 and is now living in Hamburg
(Gevor: "I like this city a lot!") with his young wife. His coach
is Magomed Shaburow. He was born in Edshmiadsin, a city close to
Armenia's capitcal Erivan.
Gevor is a stable mate of WBO middleweight champion Felix Sturm who
is fighting against Oscar de la Hoya on June 5.
"I'll put money on Felix", Gevor said. "De la Hoya will underestimate
him and I believe Felix will win a decision. This is his chance of
a lifetime and he will use it."
In three other fights live on www.boxing.de, Guzmil Perdomo will
fight Gringo Mandache at super middleweight, Egon Roth will fight
Pavel Vanacek and Valeri Tschetschenev celebrates his professional
debut against Roman Kaloczai (both heavyweight).
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
EastsideBoxing.com
May 17 2004
17.05.04 - Exciting action is coming up live on the internet. On
Tuesday Armenian Koren Gevor, 17-2 (10), will face Russian Sergey
Tatevosyan, 21-4 (13), at Hansehalle of Lübeck, Germany, in an 8-round
non-title fight. The battle of the two strong European middleweight top
contenders will be broadcast live on the internet on www.boxing.de ...
Gevor is coming off a six fight winning streak since suffering his two
losses due to unlucky injuries. Tatevosyan who knocked out former world
champion Armand Krajnc in 2002 is coming fresh of a European title
fight against Howard Eastman where he dropped a twelve round decision.
"I've seen videos on Tatevosyan. I know he is beatable", the small
but powerful Gevor said. "He is running a lot to the left and to the
right. My biggest concern is that I can't land my punches because he
moves so awkward."
It's Gevor's third fight on a Spotlight Boxing event in a row. His last
contest where he stopped Dmitro Gotovskiy on March 30 at Saaltheater
in Aachen, Germany, by disqualification was also broadcast live on
www.boxing.de.
"His knockout win over Armand Krajnc doesn't impress me", Gevor said.
"Armand was an easy target that night and at the end he landed his
punches almost by accident."
Gevor moved to Germany in May 2000 and is now living in Hamburg
(Gevor: "I like this city a lot!") with his young wife. His coach
is Magomed Shaburow. He was born in Edshmiadsin, a city close to
Armenia's capitcal Erivan.
Gevor is a stable mate of WBO middleweight champion Felix Sturm who
is fighting against Oscar de la Hoya on June 5.
"I'll put money on Felix", Gevor said. "De la Hoya will underestimate
him and I believe Felix will win a decision. This is his chance of
a lifetime and he will use it."
In three other fights live on www.boxing.de, Guzmil Perdomo will
fight Gringo Mandache at super middleweight, Egon Roth will fight
Pavel Vanacek and Valeri Tschetschenev celebrates his professional
debut against Roman Kaloczai (both heavyweight).
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress