Steve Cunningham (USA) vs Marco Huck (Germany) | TKO CRUISERWEIGHT WORLD-TITLE Fight Highlights скачать в хорошем качестве

Steve Cunningham (USA) vs Marco Huck (Germany) | TKO CRUISERWEIGHT WORLD-TITLE Fight Highlights

⚓️ “USS” vs “KÄPT’N” ⚓️ Philadelphia’s seafaring southpaw sails into Bielefeld with an IBF belt in his duffel bag, but Germany’s hardest-hitting deckhand has other plans—namely, to scuttle the champion’s ship in front of a home crowd. Twelve rounds, one engine-room slugfest, and a stopwatch that stops at 1 : 56 of the final frame… all hands on deck! 📅 Date: 29 December 2007 🏟️ Venue: Seidensticker Halle, Bielefeld, Germany 🔍 Referee: Marlon Wright 🏆 Title on the line: IBF World Cruiserweight Championship (Cunningham’s 1st defence) ⏰ Scheduled distance: 12 rounds | 200 lb / 90.7 kg limit Fighter Snapshots Steve “USS” Cunningham — 20-1 (10 KOs), 6′ 3″ / 191 cm, reach 82″ / 208 cm, age 31. Naval pedigree, Jab-and-move captain, engine room never overheats. Marco “Käpt’n” Huck — 19-0 (14 KOs), 6′ 2″ / 188 cm, reach 77″ / 195 cm, age 23. Former kick-boxing ace, forward throttle stuck at “FULL,” punches come with tsunami warnings. 🔥 What to Watch For • Cunningham’s sneaky right-hand counters when Huck crowds the ropes. • Huck’s trademark overhand right—more hooks than a fisherman’s tackle box. • Body work: cans of spinach for late-round Popeye power. • Bielefeld decibels spiking every time the challenger charges forward. • Minute-to-minute momentum swings as “USS” charts calm seas one moment and rides stormy swells the next. Will disciplined navigation out-think raw propulsion, or does the young Käpt’n mutiny against the fleet-tested skipper? Hit Play and feel the suspense—no spoilers, just pure cruiserweight theatre! 👍 Like, comment, and subscribe for weekly classics & fresh KO reels. 🔔 Hit the bell so you never miss a punch—side-effects may include involuntary head-movement drills at your desk.