Dieter Roth (boxer)

Dieter Roth
Data
Birth Name	Dieter Roth
Weight class	Heavyweight
nationality	German
birthday	February 18, 1983
place of birth	Bubble village
style	Left delivery
size	1.92 m
Combat Statistics
Struggles	20th
Victories	19th
Knockout victories	12
Defeats	1

Dieter Roth , (born February 18, 1983 in Blasendorf , Romania) is a German heavyweight boxer.

Amateur career

Dieter Roth won 45 of 56 fights in his amateur career. He was a three-time German junior champion and won the silver medal at the military world championship in Dublin in 2002, where he lost in the final against the Russian Alexander Alexejew by dropping out in the second round. At the German Championships in 2002 he was second behind Steffen Kretschmann due to a point defeat in the final .

As part of the fight between Wladimir Klitschko and the Argentinian Fabio Moli on August 30, 2003 in Munich , Roth lost to Stefan Köber on points; This was the first time in Germany that amateur boxers fought within a professional boxing event. At the German Championships in 2003 he lost again in the semifinals to Stefan Köber, while in 2004 he was eliminated in the semifinals against Alexander Powernow and thus finished third.

Professional career

Dieter Roth was signed in 2005 by the Hamburg boxing stable Spotlight Boxing , to which his older brother Egon Roth was already under contract. His coach was Michael Timm , the first professional fight he denied on 2 June 2005 against Stefan Kusnier and was his first 19 fights, all won before December 5, 2008 in the battle for the German interim heavyweight championship against Sebastian Köber by co lost in the tenth round.

Web links

• Dieter Roth in the BoxRec database
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