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Petr Novák

Czech Republic Country
Petr Novák

Welterweight

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2
1

Juraj Bóna

Slovakia Country
Juraj Bóna

Zlatka Dimitrova

Bulgaria Country
Zlatka Dimitrova

Women's lightweight

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0
3

Denisa Valová

Czech Republic Country
Denisa Valová

Bogdan Juratoni

Romania Country
Bogdan Juratoni

Super middleweight

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3
0

Kamran Shakhsuvarly

Azerbaijan Country
Kamran Shakhsuvarly

Filip Car

Croatia Country
Filip Car

Men's heavyweight

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3

Immanuel Adenubi

Czech Republic Country
Immanuel Adenubi

Tayfur Aliyev

Azerbaijan Country
Tayfur Aliyev

Lightweight

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3
0

Róbert Csiki

Hungary Country
Róbert Csiki

Levente Kiss

Hungary Country
Levente Kiss

Heavyweight

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3
0

István Bernáth

Hungary Country
István Bernáth

Bence Istenes

Hungary Country
Bence Istenes

Men's middleweight

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2
1

Samuel Miskov

Slovakia Country
Samuel Miskov

The toughest clashes are no longer for advancement, but for dreams of the final - the first semi-final is coming to the DVTK Arena!

The first semi-final of the Hell Boxing Kings series, held on December 8, set the ring on fire, where the best of the quarter-finals competed fiercely. Featured matches and winners:

Petr Novák– Zlatka Dimitrova: Novák dominated with his precise punches and speed, proving his technical superiority.

Juraj Bóna– Denisa Valová: Bóna closed with a brutal KO, dictating an aggressive pace from the start.

Kamran Shakhsuvarly– Bogdan Juratoni: Shakhsuvarly's stamina decided, maintaining control throughout.

Filip Car– Immanuel Adenubi: Car was tactically brilliant, finishing off his opponent with cunning movements.

Tayfur Aliyev– Róbert Csiki: Aliyev won in a blood-curdling battle, keeping him in the grip throughout.

Levente Kiss– István Bernáth: Levente cold-bloodedly took every opportunity, with precise punches.

Bence Istenes– Samuel Miškov: Bence’s physical superiority decided, with unstoppable pressure.

The winners consistently delivered confident, sometimes impressive performances – whether it was technical brilliance, brutal violence or iron-clad endurance. The audience gave their all both in the ring and in the stands, and the second semi-final, scheduled for December 15, is already loaded with promises.