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Ola Afolabi

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Ola Afolabi
Afolabi in 2015
Born
Olawale O. Afolabi

(1980-03-15)15 March 1980 (age 45)
London, England
NationalityBritish
Other namesKryptonite
Statistics
Weight(s)Super middleweight
Light heavyweight
Cruiserweight
Height6 ft 3 in (191 cm)
Reach75+12 in (192 cm)
StanceOrthodox
Boxing record
Total fights32
Wins22
Wins by KO11
Losses6
Draws4

Olawale O. "Ola" Afolabi (born 15 March 1980) is an Englishprofessional boxer. He is a two-time formerWBOinterimcruiserweight champion, as well as a two-time formerIBO cruiserweight champion.[1] Nicknamed "Kryptonite", Afolabi was known in the ring for his slickness,counterpunching skills and durability. Born to Nigerian parents, Afolabi trains inCalifornia.

Career

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Afolabi began his professional career in 2002, fighting atsuper middleweight andlight heavyweight. In 2003 he was outpointed byAllan Green, prompting a full-time move to cruiserweight in 2004. He beat a small heavyweight clubfighter in Willie Chapman and added James Walton andMichael Simms to his victims. He also knocked out former Cruiserweight ChampOrlin Norris.

The win that put him into the limelight came over undefeated highly toutedGolden Gloves championEric Fields whom he KO'ed in 2008. He was immediately signed to a promotional contract withDuva Boxing. Afolabi subsequently made his national television debut on ESPN's Friday Night Fights, winning a unanimous decision over DeLeon Tinsley.

In March 2009 he scored another upset KO by defeating former WBO World Cruiserweight championEnzo Maccarinelli to win the InterimWBO cruiserweight title in Manchester, England.[2]

His good run ended when he lost a very close decision againstMarco Huck in Germany.

He rebounded with a first-round knockout over former European championTerry Dunstan.

After his 4th fight with Huck, a 10th round stoppage loss, Afolabi decided to call time and announced his retirement.[3]

Afolabi vs Huck II

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After defeating 2 journeymen, Afolabi got a rematch against Huck on 5 May 2012, for Huck's WBO Cruiserweight championship, which would be in Germany as in their first match. In their previous bout, it was a very close fight ending with Huck escaping with a razor-thin majority decision victory. However, in the rematch, it was even closer than the first bout, with a brutal 12 rounds in a great fight. Unfortunately for Afolabi, the fight ended in a split draw, and Huck retained his WBO belt.

Professional boxing record

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22 Wins (11 knockouts, 11 decisions),6 Losses,4 Draws[4]
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRd., TimeDateLocationNotes
Loss22–6–4GermanyMario DaserTKO3 (12), 2:002017-05-19GermanyBarclaycard Arena,Hamburg
Loss22–5–4GermanyMarco HuckRTD10 (12), 3:002016-02-27GermanyGerry Weber Stadion,Halle,Nordrhein-WestfalenLostIBOCruiserweight title.
Win22–4–4RussiaRakhim ChakhkiyevKO5 (12), 1:442015-11-04RussiaTatNeft Arena,KazanWonIBOCruiserweight title.
IBFCruiserweight title eliminator.
Loss21–4–4ArgentinaVictor Emilio RamírezUD122015-04-10Argentina Villa La Ñata Sporting Club, Benavídez,Buenos AiresFor interimIBFCruiserweight title.
Win21–3–4United States Anthony Caputo SmithRTD3 (12), 3:002014-07-26United StatesMadison Square Garden, New York City
Win20–3–4PolandŁukasz JanikMD122013-11-02United StatesThe Theater at Madison Square Garden, New York CityWon vacantIBOCruiserweight title.
Loss19–3–4GermanyMarco HuckMD122013-06-08GermanyMax-Schmeling-Halle,Prenzlauer Berg, BerlinForWBOCruiserweight title.
Draw19–2–4GermanyMarco HuckMD122012-05-05Germany Messehalle,Erfurt, ThuringiaForWBOCruiserweight title.
Win19–2–3RussiaValery BrudovRTD5 (12), 3:002012-03-03GermanyEsprit Arena, Düsseldorf,Nordrhein-WestfalenWon interimWBOCruiserweight title.
Win18–2–3Poland Lukasz RusiewiczUD82011-09-10PolandStadion Miejski,Wrocław
Win17–2–3United KingdomTerry DunstanKO1 (12), 2:402011-07-02GermanyImtech Arena,Altona, HamburgRetainedWBO Inter-ContinentalCruiserweight title.
Win16–2–3Czech Republic Lubos SudaTKO5 (12)2011-03-19GermanyLanxess Arena,Cologne,Nordrhein-WestfalenWon vacantWBO Inter-ContinentalCruiserweight title.
Win15–2–3Georgia (country) Sandro SiproshviliUD102010-10-16GermanyO2 World Arena,Altona, Hamburg
Loss14–2–3GermanyMarco HuckUD122009-12-05GermanyArena Ludwigsburg,Ludwigsburg, Baden-WürttembergForWBOCruiserweight title.
Win14–1–3United KingdomEnzo MaccarinelliKO9 (12), 1:502009-03-14United KingdomM.E.N. Arena, Manchester, Greater ManchesterWon interimWBOCruiserweight title.
Win13–1–3United States DeLeon TinsleyUD82008-08-15United States Ibiza Nightclub, Washington, D.C.
Win12–1–3United StatesEric FieldsTKO10 (10), 0:552008-04-12United States Emerald Queen Casino,TacomaWashingtonWon vacantWBONABOCruiserweight title.
Win11–1–3United StatesOrlin NorrisTKO7 (8), 2:312005-11-03United States 4th and B,San Diego,California
Win10–1–3United StatesMichael SimmsUD82005-08-19United StatesGold Coast Hotel and Casino,Las Vegas,Nevada
Win9–1–3United States James WaltonUD42005-05-27United StatesGold Coast Hotel and Casino,Las Vegas,Nevada
Draw8–1–3United States Jonathan YoungPTS62005-01-14United StatesAgua Caliente Casino Resort Spa,Rancho Mirage, California
Win8–1–2United States Willie ChapmanTKO2 (6), 0:542004-11-05United StatesGold Coast Hotel and Casino,Las Vegas,Nevada
Win7–1–2United States Carlos Raul IbarraUD42004-08-37United StatesThe Orleans,Las Vegas,Nevada
Win6–1–2United States Man Semou DioufKO5 (6), 0:572004-07-09United StatesGold Coast Hotel and Casino,Las Vegas,Nevada
Win5–1–2Mexico Gustavo ArroyoTKO2 (4), 1:442004-04-23United StatesThe Orleans,Las Vegas,Nevada
Win4–1–2United States Germain ThedfordUD42004-02-13United States Fort Cheyenne Casino,Las Vegas,Nevada
Draw3–1–2Canada Anthony RussellPTS42003-09-05United States Stardust Hotel & Casino,Las Vegas,Nevada
Win3–1–1Mexico Alejandro Rafael VirgenUD42003-04-11United States Radisson Hotel,Fresno, California
Loss2–1–1United StatesAllan GreenUD42003-03-08United States Marconi Automotive Museum,Tustin, California
Win2–0–1United States Joe MendozaUD42003-02-07United States Radisson Hotel,Fresno, California
Win1–0–1United States Tom PereaUD42002-07-11United StatesSAP Center at San Jose,San Jose, California
Draw0–0–1United States Gerard BarberPTS42002-02-14United States Marriott Hotel,Irvine, CaliforniaProfessional debut.

References

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  1. ^"Ola Afolabi".BoxRec.com. Retrieved1 August 2016.
  2. ^"BBC SPORT | Boxing | Warren's warning to Maccarinelli".BBC News. 15 March 2009. Retrieved1 August 2016.
  3. ^Gilbert, Peter."Ola Afolabi calls time on boxing on 36th birthday | Boxing News".Sky Sports.Sky Sports. Retrieved1 August 2016.
  4. ^"Ola Afolabi".BoxRec.com. Retrieved1 August 2016.

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Sporting positions
Vacant
Title last held by
Victor Emilio Ramirez
WBO cruiserweight champion
Interim title

14 March 2009 – 5 December 2009
Lost bid for full title
Vacant
Title next held by
Himself
Vacant
Title last held by
Himself
WBO cruiserweight champion
Interim title

3 March 2012 – 8 June 2013
Lost bid for full title
Vacant
Title next held by
Krzysztof Głowacki
Vacant
Title last held by
Danny Green
IBO cruiserweight champion
2 November 2013 – 2015
Vacant
Title next held by
Rakhim Chakhkiyev
Preceded byIBO cruiserweight champion
4 November 2015 – 27 February 2016
Succeeded by
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