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duff88 · 06-17-2007, 06:38 PM

First qualification bout – Juergen Braehmer vs. Victor Oganov
It is an exciting night here in Hamburg as we will assist to the first two qualifying bouts for the Super-Middleweight Unification Tournament. After a few unspectacular opening fights, the first part of the two-part main event is set to begin: A twelve rounds fight between Juergen Braehmer from Germany and Victor Oganov from Russia.

Juergen Braehmer, a 5’11½ southpaw from Stralsund, Germany, is a straight-forward fighter whose main weapon is his KO power. With 29 wins in 30 fights, his only loss coming from a majority decision against none other than Mario Veit, who will fight in tonight’s second qualifying match, Braehmer is an exciting contestant. His last fight, against Hector Javier Velazco in Hamburg last may, ended with a controversial unanimous decision in favor of Braehmer, who was even knocked down by Velazco in the sixth round. Braehmer was booed loudly, in his home country, when the decision was announced. This is an opportunity for Braehmer to show he is for real.

Victor Oganov, a small Super-Middleweight at 5’9, has an impressive record of 26 wins, with 26 KO’s, in 26 fights. As his record show, his KO power is also his main weapon. Don’t take his record for granted though, Oganov has never fought any notable opponents and this is a huge flaw; nobody knows what to expect from him.

This promises to be an exciting fight between a lefty and a righty, two unpredictable fighters who will fight for a knockout. It is to be noted that Braehmer looks in much better shape than Oganov who looks a little fat out there. The fighters are now in the ring and the announcer is ready:

“Ladies and gentleman, this is the first part of the main event, a qualifying fight in the Super-Middleweight division for an entry into the Unification tournament. The referee for this fight is Paul Thomas. The judges at ring side are Manfred Küchler, Jose R Torres and Mark Green.”

“Introducing first is the fighter to my left. His record stands at an impressive 26 wins, all coming by way of knockout, in 26 fights. Originally from Syktyvkar, Russia, now fighting out of Sydney, Australia, Victor “The Destroyer” Oganov.”

“In the red corner, his record stands at 29 wins, with 23 knocouts, in 30 fights. Fighting out of Stralsund, Germany, Juergen Braehmer!”

Here’s the tale of the tape for this fight:

Juergen Braehmer – Victor Oganov
28 years old – 30 years old
Southpaw - Orthodox
5’11½ - 5’9

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Duff and Lederman scorecards

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06-17-2007, 06:38 PM	#5
duff88 College Prospect Join Date: Aug 2005	First qualification bout – Juergen Braehmer vs. Victor Oganov It is an exciting night here in Hamburg as we will assist to the first two qualifying bouts for the Super-Middleweight Unification Tournament. After a few unspectacular opening fights, the first part of the two-part main event is set to begin: A twelve rounds fight between Juergen Braehmer from Germany and Victor Oganov from Russia. Juergen Braehmer, a 5’11½ southpaw from Stralsund, Germany, is a straight-forward fighter whose main weapon is his KO power. With 29 wins in 30 fights, his only loss coming from a majority decision against none other than Mario Veit, who will fight in tonight’s second qualifying match, Braehmer is an exciting contestant. His last fight, against Hector Javier Velazco in Hamburg last may, ended with a controversial unanimous decision in favor of Braehmer, who was even knocked down by Velazco in the sixth round. Braehmer was booed loudly, in his home country, when the decision was announced. This is an opportunity for Braehmer to show he is for real. Victor Oganov, a small Super-Middleweight at 5’9, has an impressive record of 26 wins, with 26 KO’s, in 26 fights. As his record show, his KO power is also his main weapon. Don’t take his record for granted though, Oganov has never fought any notable opponents and this is a huge flaw; nobody knows what to expect from him. This promises to be an exciting fight between a lefty and a righty, two unpredictable fighters who will fight for a knockout. It is to be noted that Braehmer looks in much better shape than Oganov who looks a little fat out there. The fighters are now in the ring and the announcer is ready: “Ladies and gentleman, this is the first part of the main event, a qualifying fight in the Super-Middleweight division for an entry into the Unification tournament. The referee for this fight is Paul Thomas. The judges at ring side are Manfred Küchler, Jose R Torres and Mark Green.” “Introducing first is the fighter to my left. His record stands at an impressive 26 wins, all coming by way of knockout, in 26 fights. Originally from Syktyvkar, Russia, now fighting out of Sydney, Australia, Victor “The Destroyer” Oganov.” “In the red corner, his record stands at 29 wins, with 23 knocouts, in 30 fights. Fighting out of Stralsund, Germany, Juergen Braehmer!” Here’s the tale of the tape for this fight: Juergen Braehmer – Victor Oganov 28 years old – 30 years old Southpaw - Orthodox 5’11½ - 5’9 Spoiler – Round 1 – The fight starts and Braehmer immediately takes the middle of the ring and jabs. A lot of action in the round with both fighters exchanging blows, Braehmer looks quicker, sharper and more accurate. Duff Card: 10-9 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-9 Braehmer Spoiler – Round 2 – The fight continues like in the first round with both fighters exchanging blows, Braehmer is once again more impressive. Oganov shakes Braehmer with a combination at the end of the round. Duff Card: 10-9 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-10 Spoiler – Round 3 – Oganov slows down in that round, delivers few blows. Braehmer continues to impress, his jab is effective and continues to be accurate. Duff Card: 10-9 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-9 Braehmer Spoiler – Round 4 – This round is pretty well fought by both fighters, but Braehmer took advantage by shaking Oganov with a single left hook to the head near the hand of the round. Oganov had a tough time to stay on his feet until the end of the round. Duff Card: 10-9 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-9 Braehmer Spoiler – Round 5 – Braehmer comes out strong again, but Oganov comes back in the middle of the round and takes control of it. Braehmer is once again shaken at the hand of the round by some nice shots from Oganov. Duff Card: 10-9 Oganov Lederman Card: 10-9 Oganov Spoiler – Round 6 – Another strong round for both fighters; Oganov comes out strong again and shakes Braehmer but when the German starts jabbing again at the end of the round he is able to steal it. Duff Card: 10-9 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-9 Braehmer Spoiler – Round 7 – Braehmer starts jabbing much more than in the last two rounds where Oganov had looked good. He’s starting to look much better although Oganov continues delivering impressive power shots. Duff Card: 10-9 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-9 Braehmer Spoiler – Round 8 – Both fighters come out strong in that round, Braehmer barely uses the jab and Oganov takes advantage by coming inside and delivering huge hits, Braehmer still holds his own in the street fight. Oganov is shaken near the end of the round. Both fighters continue exchanging blows after the bell, referee Paul Thomas had to intervene. Duff Card: 10-9 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-9 Oganov Spoiler – Round 9 – Braehmer starts jabbing again and dominates the round. Oganov barely threw any punches in the round. Oganov’s right eye is starting to swell very intensively. Duff Card: 10-9 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-9 Braehmer Spoiler – Round 10 – Spectacular round. This is becoming a street fight; Oganov knows he is losing the fight and is going all-out for the KO while Braehmer is not scared of going toe to toe. The crowd is enjoying it. Duff Card: 10-9 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-9 Oganov Spoiler – Round 11 – Another round that has the making of a street fight. Both fighters are holding their own in there until Oganov is shaken by a combination. Braehmer goes all-out to finish the job and Oganov is down. The Russian finally makes it back up on his feet and is barely able to survive until the end of the round. Duff Card: 10-8 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-8 Braehmer Spoiler – Round 12 – Oganov comes back strong and deliver some great power punches, but Braehmer once agains send him to the canvas. Oganov gets up and continues to go all-out. A left hook to the body sends Oganov down again with barely 20 seconds to go, but he is able to get up and finish the fight. Duff Card: 10-7 Braehmer Lederman Card: 10-7 Braehmer Duff and Lederman scorecards Spoiler “Ladies and gentleman, we go to the scorecards. Before announcing the results, let’s applause both these fighters for the incredible performance they did tonight.” A standing ovation is given to both fighters. Both look badly beaten, especially Oganov who’s right eye is pretty much completely shut from swelling. “Here is the judges’ decision. Manfred Küchler scores the bout 117-108, Jose R Torres scores the bout 118-107 and Mark Green scores it 116-110 all for the winner by unanimous decision, Juergen Braehmer!” Juergen Braehmer advances to the SMWUT!