Unfortunately there's music over it but it shouldn't distract from the devastating knockout:
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Helinius KOs Peter
By Karl Freitag
Unbeaten heavyweight Robert Helenius (15-0, 10 KOs) scored his biggest win with a spectacular ninth round knockout of former WBC heavyweight champion Samuel Peter (34-5, 27 KOs). The much taller Helinius mostly worked behind his jab, showing Peter a lot of respect early. Peter, who came in at a career hight 259.9, was the aggressor. That pattern changed in round nine when Helinius dropped Peter with a left hook, then laid him out for the count with his follow up attack. Time was 1:15. The fight was for both the WBA/WBO I/C belts.
In a surprise, three-time European light heavyweight champion Thomas Ulrich (32-6, 22 KOs), now campaigning as a super middleweight, was stopped in round seven by little known Lithuanian Sergej Rozvadovskij (5-0-2, 4 KOs). Time was 1:49. Ulrich was down in round two and was never in the fight.
In a clash for the vacant EBU-EU light heavyweight belt, Artur Hein (14-1-1, 8 KOs) and Tony Averlant (15-5-2, 3 KOs) battled to a twelve round draw. Scores were 116-112 Hein, 115-113 Averlant and 114-114.
Unbeaten middleweight Dominik Britsch (22-0, 7 KOs) outpointed Jozsef Matolcsi (29-14, 20 KOs) over eight by scores of 78-71, 77-74 and 78-74. Good win for Britsch as Matolcsi has beaten former world title challenger Mahir Oral in his last fight.
Light heavyweight Dustin Dirks moved to 19-0, 13 KOs after a one-sided sixth round TKO against Roberto Cocco (10-8-1, 5 KOs).
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helenius vs. wlad
or helenius vs. vitali
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damn hes shot...he used to have a granite chinComment
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Peter never had a granite chin. It's amazing how many people overrated the fat piece of ****, proclaiming him to be the second coming of Ike Ibeabuchi just because both are from Nigeria. Ibeabuchi would've destroyed Peter and Helenius on the same night.Comment
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I don't think he's ready for either Klitschko right now.Originally posted by boxingking500 View PostComment
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He did have a granite chin for a while. He fought both klitscho's without getting hurt taking flush shots to the face for breakfast but like all things chins get chipped like stone and crack which Wladmir did in the 2nd fight.Originally posted by TheRealDoll View PostComment
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i never understood what people saw in peter, to me he's always been a wild swinging bum, i mean, the guy would have to hold people in place to club them with his right hand.
he's always been unskilled and matched up against bums to look good and when he fought anyone with a pulse he got beat and looked like **** in doing so.
which should really say something about wlad because peter was giving him all sorts of fits when they fought, knocking wald down 3 times, wtf. so it's obvious that wlad is intimidated by certain guys and fights with fear, and not good at that might i add.
but none the less, peter to me, has always been garbage, and i'm glad helenius got rid of him, i don't think we'll see much of peter anymore, at least once his contract is up...........Comment
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I called this by the way.
I told anyone who would listen that Peter was done.
His chin had been worn. Being a complete fatty didn't help ether.Comment
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