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ARTHUR ABRAHAM: IT WAS AN HONOR TO FIGHT JERMAIN TAYLOR
PanARMENIAN.Net
20.10.2009 20:25 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Team Sauerland and King Arthur Abraham were relieved
to hear that Jermain Taylor was able to leave the hospital on Sunday.
He departed Berlin as originally scheduled and is now vacationing in
Europe. "We are relieved to hear that Jermain is feeling better and
that he could leave the hospital on Sunday," Team Sauerland General
Manager Chris Meyer said. "The health is more important than a win
or a loss. Jermain is a great fighter and a great champion."
And King Arthur Abraham added: "I was very sorry when I heard about
him spending the night in hospital. I want to defeat my opponents
in the ring but I do not want to harm them. The health is the most
important thing and I am very happy that Jermain is doing fine. It
was an honor to fight him." Abraham will now start a brief vacation
himself. "I hope I get some time off from coach Ulli Wegner. Now that
I know that Jermain is okay, I can start to celebrate my success - but
only for a couple of days before I begin my preparation for Dirrell,"
boxingscene.com reported.
PanARMENIAN.Net
20.10.2009 20:25 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Team Sauerland and King Arthur Abraham were relieved
to hear that Jermain Taylor was able to leave the hospital on Sunday.
He departed Berlin as originally scheduled and is now vacationing in
Europe. "We are relieved to hear that Jermain is feeling better and
that he could leave the hospital on Sunday," Team Sauerland General
Manager Chris Meyer said. "The health is more important than a win
or a loss. Jermain is a great fighter and a great champion."
And King Arthur Abraham added: "I was very sorry when I heard about
him spending the night in hospital. I want to defeat my opponents
in the ring but I do not want to harm them. The health is the most
important thing and I am very happy that Jermain is doing fine. It
was an honor to fight him." Abraham will now start a brief vacation
himself. "I hope I get some time off from coach Ulli Wegner. Now that
I know that Jermain is okay, I can start to celebrate my success - but
only for a couple of days before I begin my preparation for Dirrell,"
boxingscene.com reported.