CSC Frankfurt
The Champions Sporting Club Frankfurt e. V. is the oldest pure boxing club in Frankfurt am Main . In the boxing world, the club is usually called CSC Frankfurt for short or just CSC.
history
Name of the club
The CSC was founded in 1964 by Horst Gauß , Olaf Rausch and some friends in Frankfurt am Main as Central-Sporting-Club e. V. founded. After a fire in the clubhouse, the CSC ran into financial difficulties in 2005, had to liquidate and has been called Champion Sporting-Club Frankfurt e. V. continues to operate. In 2017 the club was named Champions Sporting Club Frankfurt e. V. renamed.
Club history
After the association was founded, the CSC was initially primarily active on a regional level. Parallel to the first individual successes of boxers, however, the club management placed value on the formation of a team from the beginning. This succeeded in 1977 promotion to the 2nd Boxing Bundesliga, in which they won the German championship in 1983. As a result, the CSC team rose to the 1st Bundesliga in 1984 and became German champions three times in the following years (1985, 1988 and 1990). On April 15, 1984, in a team fight against Leverkusen with 3,500 spectators, she set up an audience record that is still unsurpassed in amateur boxing. After the CSC was relegated to the 2nd Bundesliga in 1992 and voluntarily boxed in the Oberliga in 1993 for financial reasons, they were promoted to the 2nd division in 1994, followed by relegation to the Oberliga in 1995. In 1998 the CSC team was able to fight its way back into the first division for over a year. After the main sponsor ceased to exist, the CSC temporarily gave up team boxing in league competitions in 2002. In the 2011/12 season, the CSC team competed again in the 2nd Bundesliga, and since then the club and its boxers have been concentrating on participating in individual competitions.
Reiner Hartmann and Andreas Sidon boxed in the CSC Bundesliga teams from time to time .
Amos Lincoln, Leotis Martin , Harold Johnson , Rüdiger Schmidtke and Heini Freytag , among others, prepared for boxing matches in Frankfurt in the training facilities of the CSC .
Andrea Rzehak has been chairwoman of the CSC-Frankfurt since 2008 and also works there as a trainer. The head coach of the CSC is Magomed Schaburow .
successes
team
- 1985: German champions (team with: Ali Imeri, Stefan Gertel, Fredy Tencer, Reiner Gies , Helmut Gertel, James Coleman, Gerhard Jaworowski, Christopher Niemkiewicz, Harald Künstler, Dieter Holm and Tony Burton)
- 1988: German Champion (team with: Alexander Künzler, Reiner Gies, Stefan Gertel, Helmut Gertel, Jürgen Britsch, Shem Gichohi, Gerhard Jaworowski, James Coleman)
- 1989: German junior champion
- 1990: German champion (team with: Alexander Künzler, Helmut Gertel, Darius Kosedowski, Gerhard Schobert, Gailer, Richard Nowakowski, Seiler, Enrico Richter, Uli Kaden, Willi Gäns)
singles
German champion
- 1970: Dieter Schütze, light heavyweight (juniors)
- 1971: Jimmy Schmitz, light middleweight (juniors)
- 1977: Stefan Gertel, light flyweight (juniors)
- 1980 to 1983: Stefan Gertel , bantamweight
- 1985: Stefan Gertel, featherweight
- 1988: Stefan Gertel, featherweight
- 1989: Richard Nowakowski , lightweight
- 1989: Alexander Künzler , light heavyweight
- 1989: Willi Fischer , heavyweight (juniors)
- 1990: Willi Fischer, heavyweight (juniors)
- 1991: Enrico Richter , middleweight
- 1996: Willi Fischer , heavyweight (professionals)
- 2010: Leon Bunn , middleweight (juniors)
Hessian masters
- 1980: Shem Gichohi, light flyweight
- 1987: Cemal Upcin
- 1998: Nenad Bijelic, middleweight
- 2001: Andrea Rzehak, flyweight
- 2010: Leon Bunn, middleweight
International success
- 1981 and 1983: Stefan Gertel, military vice world champion
- 1984: Stefan Gertel, Olympic participant
- 1990: Willi Fischer , junior European heavyweight champion, 3rd place at the junior world championship
- 1992: Willi Fischer, Olympic participant
- 1997: Willi Fischer, Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion (WBO World Boxing Organization )
- 2001: Willi Fischer, world heavyweight champion (WBB World Boxing Board)
Personalities
- Ljubomir Magaš (1948–1986), called Lupo, Southwest German master in 1984 and as the so-called “godfather of Frankfurt and Offenbach”, the leader of an association of Yugoslav criminals
literature
- Horst Gauß: CSC Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen. The boxing power of the Main. Ring Frei Verlag 2011, ISBN 978-3-00-035307-9 .
- Horst Gauß: For the love of boxing. My memories of the great times of CSC Frankfurt. Ring Frei Verlag 2014, ISBN 978-3-00-044088-5 .
- Horst Gauß: triumphs and fates of German boxers. Ring Frei Verlag 2016, ISBN 978-3-00-052186-7 (therein pp. 165–173 History of the CSC)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Clear the ring for Olaf Rausch. In: Taunus newspaper. March 26, 2015.
- ^ Horst Gauß: Triumphs and fates of German boxers. 2016, ISBN 978-3-00-052186-7 , p. 169.
- ↑ Brief résumé of Reiner Hartmann at Eintracht Frankfurt
- ↑ Report in DER SPIEGEL magazine
- ^ Horst Gauß: Triumphs and fates of German boxers. 2016, ISBN 978-3-00-052186-7 , p. 167.
- ↑ Reopening of the boxing club CSC Frankfurt: The return. In: Journal Frankfurt. 17th October 2014.
- ↑ "Laugh and hit hard": CSC Frankfurt is on the rise again. In: Frankfurter Neue Presse. June 26, 2017.
- ↑ Joachim Raeder: Box! 2014, ISBN 978-1-5001-5307-6 . (Memories from Enrico Richter)