Robert Stieglitz – Mehdi Amar neuer Angriff, neues Gewicht – ALLES oder NICHTS!Europameisterschaft als Heimspiel! Robert Stieglitz „Der letzte Kämpfer“ – die Europameisterschaft im Halb-Schwergewicht ist die nächste große Herausforderung einer langen und großen KarriereAls Pflichtherausforderer will er in Magdeburg dem Franzosen Mehdi Amar den traditionsreichen Europameistertitel abnehmen SES Boxing Ulf Steinforth PK Maritim Hotel Magdeburg am 21.09.2016 Kampf am Samstag, 12.11.2016 – GETEC Arena, Copyrigth Peter Gercke, Wilhelm Raabe Str.6, 39108 Magdeburg, Tel: 0171 6545444 Stadtsparkasse Magdeburg IBAN :DE 91 8105 3272 0042 3354 00 SWIFT-BIC: NOLADE21MDG Foto Honorarpflichtig auch für Internet
The kick-off press conference took place Wednesday for the November 12 European light heavyweight title clash between reigning champion Mehdi Amar and Robert Stieglitz at the GETEC Arena in Magdeburg, Germany. Two-time world super middleweight champion Stieglitz is moving to light heavyweight and will immediately challenge for the Euro title. MDR will televise the fight live in Germany.
Photo: Team SES / P. Gercke
Robert Stieglitz: “I’m excited because I haven’t had this title. Of course, it’s an advantage for me to box at home and I hope for the support of the Magdeburg boxing fans. At super middleweight I was long tormented with making weight. Now I have no problem and I’m always in a good mood. I want to win this fight to bring the European light heavyweight title back to Germany. I still lack the European championship belt in my collection.”
Mehdi Amar: “I know Robert Stieglitz very well. He’s a high quality opponent. I respect him, but I’m going to win and keep the title. My battle cry is ‘Victory or Death.’”
SES promoter Ulf Steinforth: “Robert Stieglitz is the flagship of SES. He has fundamentally influenced professional boxing over the last ten years. The European Championship is one of the most prestigious titles. It’s been in existence since 1913. Robert has never boxed for this belt. I’m delighted that he now has the chance to fight for it.”
Stieglitz trainer Dirk Dzemski: “I’m delighted that Robert can box for the Euro title. He’s ready now and on top of his game. I’m sure we’ll win the title here. We don’t underestimate Mehdi Amar, but Robert Stieglitz is too much for him. We’ve been training for six weeks. Robert’s going into the move to light heavyweight with a smile on the scales. He’s only one kilogram over the fighting weight. He can very eat normally and isn’t under the pressure of having to make weight.”
Amar trainer Mourad Haddu: “Robert Stieglitz has a lot of experience, but so has my boxer. They both have two arms and two legs. We’re coming to Germany to retain the title!”
Photo Gallery: Team SES / P. Gercke
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