Corrupt DPBF Goes Mad - Boxing Goes On!

17.10.2005: Although none of the three Fight Production boxers on Friday's promotion in Struer, Denmark lost, only one, Dutch heavyweight Richel Hersisia, now 26-1 (21), won. That is because undefeated Danish middleweight Fawaz Nasir had to make do with a frustrating No Decision and a huge cut in his clash with Slovakian Richard Remen, while German cruiserweight Marco Heinichen drew with Krisztian Jaksi of Hungary.

However, the surroundings of the show proved almost more noteworthy than the actual fights itself - what with the Danish Professional Boxing Federation (DPBF) trying madly up until the last minute to kill Risum Boxing's Danish debut show, which was supervised by the German BDB.

Fight Production owner Olaf Schroeder, closely involved in all matters because he acted as the show's Technical Delegator, commented after some stressful days:

"Now once and for all, the whole boxing world knows how corrupt and rotten Jess Andreasen (DPBF president), Poul Gaardboe (employee of Team Palle, who tried to prevent the show on behalf of the DPBF with the Danish Justic ministry!), Pertti Augustin (president of the Finnish Federation, who illegally forbid Kai Kauramäki to participate) and their paid propagandist Per-Ake Persson are. They didn't leave a stone unturned to kill Risum's show, but all they achieved in the end is to make a laughing stock out of themselves and prove how evil and jealous they are".

"It's a scandal they are not - yet! - brought to justice; if they had any kind of self esteem, they would hang their heads in shame and admit to their illegal and character-less actions, which in some cases certainly border on crimes. But Henrik made it in a admireable effort and when these people are long gone and forgotten, Henrik will still be a force in boxing."

For a full report of all fights and the surrounding events: click here