Euro news: David Avanesyan Vacates, Alen Babic withdraws, More | Biden News

No wonder David Avanesyan has retained his EBU welterweight title for his fight against WBO world champion Terence Crawford on December 10th.

This gives his opponent Jon Miguez (17-0) from Spain a lucky break and a chance to win the title. He now has France’s Jordy Weiss (29-0-3) as a challenger for the vacant title and the EBU has set November 15 as the payday for the soap.

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There is no requirement today in Rome for a sanctioned fight for the EBU heavyweight title, as the Croatian Alen “The Beast” Babic (11-0) withdrew yesterday.

Germany’s Peter Kadiru (14-0) remains a contender for the belt and a new opponent will be announced.

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Germany’s top middleweight Emre Cukur (19-1-1) fought with a “mind” last weekend as he prepares to challenge EBU champion Kevin Lele Sadjo (18-0) on November 19 in Creteil ( France).

Cukur fought Hadillah Mohoumadi, a fighter who had seen better days but was still a tough guy. The incident started with pressure from Mohoumadi but as Cukur was tired and according to the reports he was lucky that no point was deducted after he was kicked and he was not called in the last round. Cukur survived in the match against Lele Sadjo, but whether he can prepare again in a month is an open question.

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Heavyweight woman Justine Lallemand (8-1-1) from France and Italian Martina Bernile (4-1-1) met as the vacant EBU on November 19 in Novara (Italy) on OPI since 82 presentations.

The undercard features heavyweights Samuel Nmomah (17-0) and Joshua Nmomah (12-0).

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Former Italian champion Romano Fanali died recently at the age of 80. He held the national super lightweight title three times and won the EBU title twice but lost to Rene Roque in France and Jose Ramon Gomez Fous in Spain. .

He wrestled professionally from 1965 to 1976 with a record of 48-12-2.