Strong session for Greece in the Hell Boxing Kings on Day3

A strong competition day was held for the Greek boxers at the Hell Boxing Kings in Miskolc, Hungary which has been running at the DVTK Arena.

The Hell Energy Promotions will pay for all of the individual winners 100,000 USD but all of the participants of the event from Stage 1 will get cash prizes.

Azerbaijan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Greece, host Hungary, Romania, Serbia, and Slovakia are the participating 10 countries in the first major event of the Hell Boxing Kings.

A Greek talent, Ioannis Galatian was technically better than his teammate at the lightweight (60kg), Athanasios Chatzitsompanidis and the Armenian-descent boxer was brilliant in the third round to win this contest.

Romania’s Ionut Chiriac spent 20 seconds in the ring when he knocked down Bosnia & Herzegovina’s Nedim Horozovic. His opponent was not able to recover from that shocking moment and after the next count, his ringside abandoned the unequal contest.

Hungary’s Kruzito Kovacs was one of the highlights of the day, the 19-year-old lightweight (60kg) boxer was energetic against a veteran Romanian opponent and he won this crucial battle by unanimous decision.

Bulgaria’s Bozhidar Dzhurov is a super talented 23-year-old boxer who landed the stronger punches than Romania’s Nicusor Tabla and his opponent abandoned the welterweight (67kg) bout after three minutes.

Hungary’s super talented Youth World Championships silver medallist Levente Gemes was dominant against Bosnia & Herzegovina’s Amir Jugo and he stopped his opponent in the second middleweight (75kg) contest today.

Greece’s Stylianos Roulias had a fantastic performance in the third day of boxing, the Youth World silver medallist is one of the top names at the super heavyweight and he won his first contest in Miskolc by RSC in the second round.

His teammate, Theodoris Ritzakis had the strong fighting spirit to beat Serbia’s Jovan Stojilkovic at the men’s middleweight (75kg), making a perfect session for Greece.