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By Alexey Sukachev
Eight rising newcomers, who have succeeded (in various ways) in previous installments of the popular all-European heavyweight/cruiserweight series under the banner of Bigger's Better Boxing Promotion, gathered together at Sport Hall in Varazdin, Croatia, to define the best boxer among them. All of the fighters involved are relative newbies. All of the fights are scheduled for three three-minute rounds under a familiar format of the popular UK Prizefighter series.
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Just three months ago, no one knew of Romanian southpaw stylist Constantin Bejenaru. It took Bejenaru (6-0, 1 KO) just two days - tonight and the night of September 23rd - and just six fights and six wins to become a familiar face for European boxing fans.
Bejenaru, 27, a former amateur star, rocked through his first tournament in Vilnius, Lithuania, with three easy victories. Earlier tonight he repeated this trick in Croatia. It didn't take a lot of effort to completely outbox Ed Monso and Nicolas Wamba but Croatian fighter Ivica Bacurin (14-3-1, 5 KOs), with a partisan crowd behind his back, was somewhat different to Bejenaru's previous foes.
However, the Romanian southpaw used his reflexes and stinging left hands to trouble Bacurin in the first round. The second round was pretty even, and then,
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Eight rising newcomers, who have succeeded (in various ways) in previous installments of the popular all-European heavyweight/cruiserweight series under the banner of Bigger's Better Boxing Promotion, gathered together at Sport Hall in Varazdin, Croatia, to define the best boxer among them. All of the fighters involved are relative newbies. All of the fights are scheduled for three three-minute rounds under a familiar format of the popular UK Prizefighter series.
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Just three months ago, no one knew of Romanian southpaw stylist Constantin Bejenaru. It took Bejenaru (6-0, 1 KO) just two days - tonight and the night of September 23rd - and just six fights and six wins to become a familiar face for European boxing fans.
Bejenaru, 27, a former amateur star, rocked through his first tournament in Vilnius, Lithuania, with three easy victories. Earlier tonight he repeated this trick in Croatia. It didn't take a lot of effort to completely outbox Ed Monso and Nicolas Wamba but Croatian fighter Ivica Bacurin (14-3-1, 5 KOs), with a partisan crowd behind his back, was somewhat different to Bejenaru's previous foes.
However, the Romanian southpaw used his reflexes and stinging left hands to trouble Bacurin in the first round. The second round was pretty even, and then,
Full article: Click Here
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