Boxing Videos

Brian Minto Highlights Video

2007-02-22T21:36:00.000Z

Brian Minto Highlights
He is boxing against Luan Krasniqi next on 17 March 2007 in Stuttgart, Germany.

Brian Minto vs Axel Schulz

2007-02-17T01:05:00.000Z

Brian Minto vs Axel Schulz
Date of fight: 25.11.2006
Location: Gerry Weber Stadium, Halle, Westfalen, Germany
Referee: Joachim Jacobsen

Brian won by TKO in round 6

Brian Matthew Minto alias "The Beast"
Born: 27.01.1975
Nationality: US American
Boxing Record: W27 (16 ko's), L 1, D 0, Total 28 [inc.this fight]

Axel Schulz
Born: 09.11.1968
Nationality: German
Boxing Record: W 26 (11 ko's), L 5, D 1, Total 33 [inc.this fight]

Rounds 1 - 3

Rounds 4 - 6

Nuri Seferi vs Sasha Mitrevski Video

2006-12-21T12:56:00.000Z

Nuri Seferi vs Sasha Mitreski video
Date of fight: 26.12.2005
Location: Kursaal, Bern, Switzerland
Referee: Beat Hausamann

Nuri won by TKO.

Nuri Seferi alias Albanian Tyson
Born: 23.12.1976
Birthplace: Tirana, Albania
Boxing Record: W 17 (13 ko's), L 5, D 0, Total 22 [as of today]

Sasha Mitreski alias Sase
Born: 17.10.1977
Birthplace: Ohrid, Macedonia
Boxing Record: W 15 (7 ko's), L 3, D 1, Total 19

Mike Tyson Post Fight Interview

2006-07-28T02:09:00.000+01:00

Mike Tyson Interview

"I'm the best"

Roy Jones

2006-07-18T14:31:00.000+01:00

Roy Jones, great boxing skills

Jose Luis Castillo vs Diego Corrales Video

2006-07-18T14:19:00.000+01:00

Castillo vs Corrales Video Clip
Round 9 (part) and Round 10

Boxing Knockouts by VitorBelly

2006-07-17T14:28:00.000+01:00

Boxing Knockouts
Compliation by VitorBelly

Best Knockouts 2002

2006-07-16T21:06:00.000+01:00

Best boxing knockouts 2002 by HBO

Krasniqi vs Bostice Round 10

2006-06-20T16:57:00.000+01:00

Stuttgart, 29th April 2006. Krasniqi won by unanimous decision. This puts him a step closer to another shot at worldchampionship fight, possibly against Liahkovich who dethroned Brewster on 1st, April 2006.

Muhammad Ali Short Biography

2006-02-08T02:39:00.000Z

Born: 17 January 1942
Birthplace: Louisville, Kentucky
Best Known As: Heavyweight boxing champ called "The Greatest"
Name at birth: Cassius Marcellus Clay

Charismatic, outspoken and nicknamed "The Greatest," heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali was the dominant heavyweight fighter of the 1960s and 1970s. A fighter of exceptional speed, cunning and flair, Ali won the world heavyweight title on three separate occasions over a span of 15 years. He was born Cassius Clay, and under that name he won a gold medal at the 1960 Olympics in Rome. After claiming his first title by defeating Sonny Liston in 1964, Clay joined the Nation of Islam and changed his name to Muhammad Ali. Citing his Islamic faith, Ali refused to serve in the U.S. military during the war in Vietnam; his title was revoked and he was sentenced to five years in prison for draft evasion. (The U.S. Supreme Court reversed the conviction in 1971.) He had a long-running rivalry with fellow heavyweight Joe Frazier, whom he fought three times: Ali lost the first match in 1971, but won rematches in 1974 and 1975. Ali also defeated George Foreman in the famous 1974 "Rumble in the Jungle" held in Kinshasa, Zaire. Ali retired from boxing in 1981, but in the decades since has remained one of the world's best-known athletes.

In retirement Ali has suffered from Parkinson's Disease, a motor-skills illness which has slowed his movement and left him mostly unable to speak in public... In 1996 he was selected to light the ceremonial flame at the Summer Olympics in Atlanta, bringing him again into the public eye... Ali was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990... He won his three titles by defeating Sonny Liston (1964), George Foreman (1974) and Leon Spinks (1978)... Sprinter Wilma Rudolplh won three gold medals at the 1960 Summer Olympics, the same games at which Ali won his boxing gold.

Muhammad Ali Highlight Video by St.Efan

2006-02-08T02:36:00.000Z

Muhammad Ali Highlight Video

2006-02-08T02:31:00.000Z

Mike Tyson Biography

2006-02-08T02:23:00.000Z

Born: 30 June 1966
Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York
Best Known As: "Iron Mike," controversial heavyweight boxing champ of the 1980s

Mike Tyson is one of the most notorious boxers in prizefighting history thanks to his actions both inside the ring and out. His speed, power and angry aggression earned him the World Boxing Council heavyweight title in 1986, making him the youngest champion ever. The next year he won the World Boxing Association title and "Iron Mike" became the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. In 1988, in one of his most famous fights, Tyson knocked out previously undefeated Michael Spinks in 91 seconds and earned $20 million. For a brief time he seemed invincible, until he was knocked out by the lightly-regarded James "Buster" Douglas in 1990. Then Tyson began making headlines for different reasons: his brief marriage to actress Robin Givens was followed by a bitter divorce battle; he was convicted of rape in 1992 and spent three years in prison; a comeback was stymied in 1997 when he bit off a chunk of Evander Holyfield's ear in the middle of a match; he was jailed briefly again in 1999 for assault; and at a 2002 press conference to announce an upcoming bout, he attacked opponent Lennox Lewis and bit his leg. (The fight took place anyway on 8 June 2002, and Lennox knocked out Tyson in the eighth round). Tyson's fans considered him a troubled youth who battled long odds to become one the sport's greatest names; his detractors said his behavior gave the sport a black eye. Tyson's fight career never quite recovered after his stint in jail, and he said he "most likely" wouldn't fight again after being defeated in a 7th-round technical knockout by journeyman heavyweight Kevin McBride on 11 June 2005.

Tyson is famous for his many tattoos, which include images of Arthur Ashe (left bicep), Mao Zedong (right bicep), Che Guevara (abdomen), and a tribal-type tattoo around his right eye and cheekbone... Tyson reportedly earned over $400 million in his career, yet was $34 million in debt before his 2005 fight with Kevin McBride, for which he was paid $5 million vs. McBride's $150,000.

Mike Tyson Knockouts Video

2006-02-08T02:15:00.000Z

Luan Krasniqi Biography

2006-02-08T02:10:00.000Z

Luan Krasniqi was born on 10 May 1971 as the youngest of eight children from Kosovo-Albanian parents. Enjoying a happy and active childhood, Luan grew up in Junik, where in 1987 he finished his primary and secondary school, before his family moved to Rottweil in Germany: "My childhood was good," recalls Luan. "But when I learned that we would be rejoining my father who had moved to Rottweil in 1970 I was overjoyed. I had dreamt about a move to the city and now it was coming true!" Luan graduated in Germany his A-Level and an education as a wholesaler. His boxing-career began at the local BSV Rottweil, where met Theo Kerekesch, a boxing trainer of high regard. Spotting talent and kinship within each other, hard work developed Luan into a solid, well schooled heavyweight. Once Luan had been granted German citizenship, he entered the Multi-Nations Tournament in Liverpool (UK) and won the gold medal. He consolidated the success with a gold medal later that year at the German Championships, Berlin. 1995 saw Luan storming the World Championships, Berlin, by taking the silver medal - losing only to the vastly experienced Cuban great, Félix Savón. Luan ended the year on a roll, taking the Heavyweight Gold in the International Chemie Cup Tournament, Halle. After three years of triumphs at the Olympic Games he reached a semi-final bout with Félix Savón in Atlanta, 1996. Luan, cut under the eye in his last bout, was forced to withdraw upon doctors advice. This left him unable to fight for an Olympic Gold Medal. He returned home with the Bronze medal, Germany's first heavyweight medal since 1976. Luan was understandably disappointed at losing his chance to avenge his previous loss to Savón. "I felt that I could have beaten him. He had out-pointed me the previous year but I had grown stronger and developed further since then. I am sure that the fight would have been close but I think that this time, I would have celebrated." However, Luan has many memories to savour from Atlanta - one of which was a meeting with his idol, Muhammad Ali. "Muhammad Ali was and still is an idol. Nobody can ever achieve what he achieved. Such a thing is a once in a lifetime phenomenon.""To shine so long and so brightly, to define eras in history with the sheer force of his ability and personality and to be so well remembered is unique. Meeting him was an honour I shall never forget." Luan took his first steps to his own fame as he decided to become famous and to get in at Panix Promotions, where Lennox Lewis has his contract.Luan won his first fight (with Harry Senior, 02.09.97) with half a point projection. In order to improve his training he was invited to Lennox Lewis in Big Bear Lake, where he was training for the fight against Gołota. Luan showed that he could resist the pressure of sparring with Lewis. Since then, he has been to Big Bear Lake three times.During Lewis' training for the fights against Briggs, Mavrović and Holyfield he was one of his sparring partners. Luan overcame with success the first hurdles of his career as a "newcomer" in professional boxing. He boxed successfully for Panix Promotion 15 times and in 2000 after Lennox Lewis had terminated his contract, Luan decided to look for a new alternative. In February and April 2000 he built his connections with Universum Box-Promotion and fought a number of matches for them. In January 2001 he signed a three years long contract with Universum Box-Promotion.

The highlight of his career was the fight against Rene Monse, when he became European Champion. He was the first German European Champion after 29 years.A half year later Krasniqi lost his belt in a fight against Przemysław Saleta. The man from Rottweil was prepared for eight rounds. But after an injury of Vitali Klitschko, his fight was pushed to the main event. So Krasniqi had just four weeks of preperation and had to risk his title. Mainly due to this lack of preparation, although leading by points, Krasniqi had a bout of weakness and had to stop at the beginning of round nine.After this defeat he didn't let go and began to fight back to the top of the European rankings. Finally at the 14/02/04 he celebrated the victory over his stablemate Sinan Samil Sam and took "his" European Champion belt back home.

2005 brought Krasniqi to the top of the heavyweight competition after he knocked out highly-regarded Lance Whitaker and became a mandatory challenger for the WBO crown. The title boot against Lamon Brewster was a brutal slugfest. While clearly leading on all scorecards, Krasniqi went into the punch-exchange and got knocked down & out in round 9. It was a dissapointing loss to all German fans, since the resurrection of a new German heavyweight champion was highly anticipated to occur on Max Schmeling's 100th birthday.

During all his career, Luan Krasniqi has had a loyal following of his Albanian compatriots from all over the world and has become an object of pride and sport hero for them.

Mike Tyson Highlight Video

2006-02-08T02:07:00.000Z

Brewster vs Krasniqi Full Video

2006-02-07T17:46:00.000Z

28.09.05 - Luan Krasniqi entered the ring to deafening applause from the over 10,000 German partisans on hand at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg on Wednesday night on the anniversary of Max Schmeling's 100th birthday. They were assembled to see him challenge World Boxing Organization heavyweight champion "Relentless" Lamon Brewster, from Los Angeles, who was making his third title defense. Brewster started were he left off after evaporating Andrew Golota in just 53 seconds in Chicago on May 21: he threw heavy punches with bad intentions. Krasniqi withstood the challenge and took command of the fight by establishing a penetrating jab. At the end of the opening stanza, Krasniqi motioned that he had been struck by a low blow, and referee Jose Rivera, from Puerto Rico, admonished Brewster for the beltline punch and gave Krasniqi time to recover.. Krasniqi's confidence grew in the second round as he began to throw combinations off his lead jab that landed effectively but without knockout power. Brewster continued to stalk the challenger looking to turn the tide with his vaunted left hook. While Krasniqi developed a harmless cut on the left side of his lip, Brewster revealed a much more dangerous cut near his left eyebrow in round three. Krasniqi felt Brewster hit him with a low blow again with less than 10 seconds left in the fourth, turned his back on the champion, and walked away. Rivera was unfazed and watched Brewster follow Krasniqi to land a left hook as he turned back at the champion just before the bell ending the round. The pro-Krasniqi crowd whistled their disapproval. Both fighters exchanged effectively in the fifth round while the cut over Brewster's eye worsened and the accumulation of jabs and stiff, short combinations appeared to be slowing the champion. Krasniqi and the admiring crowd reached the pinnacle of their confidence in round six. The crowd cheered in unison, "Luan, Luan" as Krasniqi decided to stand toe to toe with Brewster until the champion caught Krasniqi with a solid left hook in a corner. Krasniqi dodged out of the corner and immediately turned on Brewster and landed his best punch of the fight--also a left hook. The decision to punch with a puncher turned out to be Krasniqi's undoing. Rather than stay with the jab and following with swift combinations when the opportunity was present, he appeared to want to prove to Brewster, the crowd and himself that he could defeat the champion in all facets of the match. Krasniqi's strategy finally betrayed him in the eight round when Brewster landed a devastating left hook and Krasniqi crumpled against the ropes and to the mat with less than 30 seconds remaining in the round. Rivera appeared to provide a very long count that allowed Krasniqi to get to his feet just before the bell sounded ending the round. Reports from American television trucks estimated the count to be between 13 and 17 seconds. Brewster stormed out of his corner at the beginning of the ninth round in an attempt to finish his opponent. It appeared as though Rivera might step in to end the assault, but Krasniqi weathered the storm and found a second wind just at the point it appeared Brewster was reaching exhaustion. Brewster dug deep to muster yet another power-punch assault that ended with a right hand to Krasniqi's jaw with just seconds remaining in the round. This time Rivera waved off the action and declared Brewster the winner by technical knockout. Brewster commented after the fight, "Luan is a good fighter who landed many good shots against me. I want to be thee world champion, not just a United States champion and I proved it tonight by coming to Germany and defeating a game challenger. I always fight from will, not always from skill.""I want to give applause to Hamburg and the German people for being so wonderful to me during my visit. I will never forget my time here." Brewster's promoter Don King echoed his champion's sentiments." Luan used his jab and his right but this champion doesn't quit," King said. "Lamon Brewster is a true world champion now that he came to Germany and won here." [source DKP Press]