By Per-Åke Persson
Danish super featherweight Elias Favour (9-0) won the vacant International Danish title with a unanimous decision over Czech Narek Sachbazjan (6-1-1). After eight fast-paced rounds, the scores were 80-72 and 79-73.
The all-Danish super lightweight fight between debutant Abdallah About Arab and Maher Katib (5-2) ended in a split decision victory for Abou after an action-packed six-rounder. The scores were 58-56 both ways and 59-55 for Abou, who displayed speed and flashy moves while Katib kept coming.
Swiss cruiserweight Benoit Huber (11-6) won a hard-fought eight-rounder over Dane Ditlev Rossing (22-2). Huber landed the harder, cleaner punches throughout, but Rossing kept coming and gave it all he had. However, it was not enough.
Czech heavyweight Václav Pejsar (27-24) floored big Norwegian Brage Lange (9-2) in the first round and hurt him several times en route to a unanimous decision in their six-rounder. The scores were 60-53, 58-55 and 59-54 in a sloppy but exciting fight.
Danish lightweight debutant Dao Atthapon outpointed tough but limited Pole Sebastian Wojtan (2-17). All three judges scored it 40-36.
Kenyan-Danish middleweight prospect Lukas Ashira (2-0) wore down Pole Daniel Dawid Przybylski (3-9) to earn a stoppage at 2:06 of the third round. Przybylski was down once in the first round, once in the second and three times in the third, but still gave Ashira a good fight.
Local hero Moses Aboukhazneh made his professional debut and outpointed Czech veteran Richard Walter (16-49-2) in a four-rounder at super welterweight. All three judges scored it 40-36.
In the show opener, Polish cruiserweight Krzysztof Stawiarski (4-12) overcame two knockdowns in the first round to stop out-of-shape Dane Jihad Khattab (1-1), who appeared to punch himself out and more or less collapsed in his corner after the second round. Khattab tried to come out for the third round but looked so out of it that the referee stopped the fight.
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