Ah, the thrill of boxing—nothing quite like it! Grab your popcorn and your favorite beverage, because this has all the drama of an Oscar-winning film! And guess what? Brad Pitt ain’t got nothing on our latest boxing sensation, Artur Mann—boxing’s answer to “The Underdog.”
So, picture this: Bad Hersfeld, East Hesse, packed with a thousand eager fans—all waiting to witness the kind of fisticuffs that gets the adrenaline pumping! You’ve got Artur Mann, our newly minted WBF cruiserweight world champion, ready to take the ring by storm, while Romanian Ion Mihai Desrobitu is just itching to punch his ticket to glory.
Now Mann, oh Mann, he’s living the baller lifestyle! After his triumphant bout, he jumps on the microphone, looks around and says, “It’s unbelievable how many people are here. I feel like Brad Pitt right now.” Sounds familiar? Yes, that’s just the self-awareness of the modern boxer, folks! Speaking of dramatic entrances and sweeping acknowledgments, it’s safe to say that East Hesse just got its own resident Rocky.
Then we have young Domenik Arnold—you know, the 20-year-old debutant who strutted into his first professional fight like he owned the place, and by the end, he possibly could have requested his own parade. He takes on seasoned pro Milos Janjanin from Bosnia and Herzegovina and walks away like it’s all in a day’s work, exclaiming that it was a “wonderful” experience, especially for his opponent—right until the final bell, that is!
Next, let’s talk about the “bloodbath” between Viktor Temirov and Robin Zamora. If you ever thought boxing was just a bunch of cuddled-up hugs with gloves on, this fight was a sharp wake-up call! I mean, imagine an intense tango but with more blood and less footwork! Temirov showed he was as tough as old boots while Zamora maybe wished he had brought a life jacket. Spoiler alert: Temirov came out on top, but not without wearing a portrait of battle-worthy pain. Talk about “taste the rainbow”, right?
And the organizers? Hats off to Waldemar Brenner and his team for pulling off this magnificent feat—kind of like trying to assemble IKEA furniture without the manual but somehow managing to make it stand! You had food, fighters, and ferocity—all the makings of a spectacular night of sports.
In conclusion, Bad Hersfeld did not just host a boxing night; they put on THE boxing night—making spectators chant “Artur, Artur” like he was the headliner at Coachella! This event was not only about boxing but about bringing a community together, celebrating dreams, and perhaps functioning as an impromptu therapy session for fans who just purely enjoy watching people pummel each other in elegant style!
So here’s to East Hesse, Artur Mann, and all the gladiators in the ring! It seems like the only thing missing from this perfect evening was a reality TV camera crew. Who knows, maybe next time they could collaborate with Brad Pitt for a real “Rocky” spin-off?
Domenik Arnold also wins
On November 3, 2024, the Schilde Hall in Bad Hersfeld came alive with an electrifying atmosphere, drawing around 1,000 boxing enthusiasts eager for a night of exceptional bouts.
Among the standout performances was Artur Mann, a 33-year-old professional boxer with ties to Bad Hersfeld, who achieved his lifelong dream by clinching the title of World Boxing Federation (WBF) cruiserweight world champion. In a gripping contest, Mann faced off against the resilient Romanian fighter Ion Mihai Desrobitu, 30, and emerged victorious.
“It’s unbelievable how many people are here. I feel like Brad Pitt right now,” Mann exclaimed shortly after his victory. “I would like to thank everyone here in Bad Hersfeld; they have made my dream come true. Thank you very much.” The crowd erupted in cheers, chanting “Artur, Artur!” as he celebrated his hard-earned triumph.
Fuldaer wins his professional debut
Equally thrilled was Domenik Arnold, the 20-year-old boxing prodigy from Fulda, who delivered a stunning performance in his professional debut, igniting the crowd’s excitement. He confidently defeated his opponent, Milos Janjanin, a 31-year-old from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
“Very nice, wonderful. The atmosphere was good. The people were in a good mood; I was in a good mood, especially inside the ring,” Arnold gleefully recounted. “I think my opponent was also in a good mood, just not at the end.” Following his victory, he plans to celebrate with family, enjoy a meal, and hit the gym again the very next day as he prepares for an upcoming fight in Krefeld this December.
Viktor Temirov and Robin Zamora give each other nothing
The clash between Viktor Temirov and Spaniard Robin Zamora for the Europe-Asia super welterweight title proved to be a grueling contest that left spectators in awe; it was not for the faint-hearted as both boxers fought fiercely and exchanged blows unrelentingly.
The six-hour boxing gala showcased a perfect setting and marked a successful debut for organizer Waldemar Brenner and his team. “It was a great event, a sensational location, cool fights,” commented moderator and ring announcer Ingo Rohrbach about the evening. The atmosphere transformed Bad Hersfeld, making it a historic moment in the city’s sports legacy. “Bad Hersfeld, I love you,” Mann declared to the enthusiastic crowd, cementing the event’s significance in local sporting history. (Hans-Hubertus Braune) +++
**Interview with Artur Mann – WBF Cruiserweight World Champion**
**Interviewer:** Good evening, Artur! Congratulations on your incredible victory last night. How does it feel to finally achieve your lifelong dream of becoming the WBF cruiserweight world champion?
**Artur Mann:** Thank you! It feels absolutely unbelievable. Standing in that ring with my hometown behind me, I truly felt like Brad Pitt! The support from the fans was overwhelming; it’s a moment I will cherish forever.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned the crowd. What was the atmosphere like in Bad Hersfeld during your fight?
**Artur Mann:** It was electric! There were around 1,000 fans in the Schilde Hall, all cheering for me. It felt like a scene from a movie. Their energy fueled me, and I just wanted to put on a great show for them.
**Interviewer:** You faced Ion Mihai Desrobitu, a tough competitor. Can you share some insights into your strategy for the match?
**Artur Mann:** Absolutely! I knew he was resilient, so I focused on staying disciplined and leveraging my speed and conditioning. I wanted to control the pace and dictate the fight, which ultimately led to my victory.
**Interviewer:** Now, let’s talk about the other fighters from last night. Young Domenik Arnold made quite an impression in his debut. How do you feel about the next generation of boxers?
**Artur Mann:** Domenik is fantastic! It’s great to see young talent stepping into the ring with confidence. I believe they have the potential to bring new energy to the sport, and I’m excited to see what he can achieve in his career.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, what does this victory mean for you personally and for Bad Hersfeld?
**Artur Mann:** This win is not just for me; it’s for everyone in Bad Hersfeld who has believed in me throughout my journey. I hope this inspires others to chase their dreams. Together, we can celebrate moments like this and continue to build a strong boxing community in our town.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Artur, and once again, congratulations! We can’t wait to see what’s next for you.
**Artur Mann:** Thank you! I appreciate the support, and I’m looking forward to what lies ahead!
