Articles of 2010
The Soz Is 224.4, Vitali Is 247
Tomorrow night, European heavyweight champion, Albert The Dragon Sosnowski (45-2-1, 27KO) will be looking to become the first ever Polish Heavyweight Champion, when he takes on WBC heavyweight king, Vitali Klitschko (39-2, 37KO) at Veltins Arena, in Gelsenkirchen, Germany.
The 31-year-old Polish native Sosnowski is promoted by Joe DeGuardias Star Boxing (USA), Keyspan Media (Poland) and Matchroom Sport (UK).
Klitschko and Sosnowski both weighed in today with Sosnowski tipping the scales at a ripped and ready 224.4 lbs, while Vitali weighed in at 247 lbs.
Albert is in absolutely phenomenal shape, so you know that he has trained extremely hard for this fight and is ready to go Saturday night, stated Joe DeGuardia, CEO of Star Boxing, who is with Albert in Germany. They are anticipating upwards of 40,000 Polish fans coming to show their support for Albert tomorrow night, so although Albert isnt fighting in his own backyard, his strong contigent of fans will certainly try to make him feel like it. Albert is confident in his game plan and I am excited and looking forward to what I believe is going to be a every entertaining and exciting fight.
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