Sophie Alisch
Sophie Alisch 
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| Data | |
| Birth Name | Sophie Alisch |
| Weight class | Featherweight |
| nationality |
 German
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| birthday | November 8, 2001 |
| place of birth | Berlin |
| style | Orthodox |
| size | 1.68 m |
| Combat Statistics | |
| Struggles | 5 |
| Victories | 5 |
| Knockout victories | 1 |
| Defeats | 0 |
| draw | 0 |
| Profile in the BoxRec database | |
Sophie Alisch (born November 8, 2001 in Berlin ) is a German professional featherweight boxer .
Amateur career
Sophie Alisch spent a large part of her childhood with her family in Kitzbühel, Austria . At the age of ten she started tennis and was appointed to the Tyrolean national team. After her return to Berlin, she started boxing at the Isigym Berlin eV at the age of 13. After six months of boxing training, Sophie Alisch took part in the German junior championships in Saarbrücken in the next higher age group with a special permit from the Berlin Boxing Association and became German runner-up.
In July 2015 she switched to the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Boxing Association and from then on was trained by Andy Schiemann and Michael Timm at the Bundesstützpunkt-Nachwuchs in Schwerin , as well as by her home trainer Alexander Wopilow in Berlin. In her first year in Schwerin, Sophie Alisch was appointed to the squad of the German U17 national team. At the national level, the German Boxing Association decided, due to their capabilities, that Alisch should completely skip the U17 age group and enter the next higher class U19.
In October 2016, as a 14-year-old German U19 champion in the weight class up to 57 kilograms, she set a record for the youngest title holder in the U19 class in the history of German Olympic women's boxing. After this success, she was appointed to the Tokyo 2020 perspective of the German Boxing Association. Alisch was the only junior / youth boxer there. Otherwise, the perspective squad consisted only of the “Elite” women's class.
In July 2017, Alisch competed at the Junior European Championships in Sofia and won a bronze medal. In October 2017 she defended the German championship in the weight class up to 57 kilograms and was named "Best Technician" of the tournament. In April 2018, Alisch again won bronze at an international tournament. This time at the European Youth Championships in Roseto degli Abruzzi, Italy.
Professional career
Sophie Alisch became a professional boxer in December 2018. She is managed by her father Michael Alisch and the Berlin sports management and marketing agency O1NE Sport GmbH, which advises, among others, WBO International Champion Artur Mann , IBF European Champion Denis Radovan and 2016 Olympic participant Serge Michel . In addition, Alisch signed a contract with the German promoter Sauerland Event . She is trained by Torsten Schmitz , who has also looked after Regina Halmich .
She made her professional debut on February 16, 2019 in Koblenz against Sopo Kintsurashvili from Georgia and won by knockout in the first round. On November 2, 2019, Alisch defeated former World Cup challenger Irma Balijagic Adler unanimously on points in her fifth professional fight.
After her first year as a professional, Alisch was nominated by the WBC as one of six female boxers worldwide as "Prospect of the Year". In February 2020 she also opened her own SOPHIE ALISCH BXNG GYM in Berlin.
| year | Day | opponent | Result | Type | Round | place |
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| 2019 | February 16 |
 Sopo Kintsurashvili |
victory | KO | 1/4 | CGM Arena , Koblenz |
| 2019 | April 6th |
 Alina Zaitseva |
victory | Points win (unanimous) | 6/6 | CongressPark Wolfsburg |
| 2019 | May 4th |
 Bojana Libiszewska |
victory | Points win (unanimous) | 6/6 | Fraport Arena , Frankfurt |
| 2019 | 17th August |
 Vanesa Caballero |
victory | Points win (unanimous) | 6/6 | Friedrich-Ebert-Halle , Ludwigshafen on the Rhine |
| 2019 | November 2 |
 Irma Balijagic eagle |
victory | Points win (unanimous) | 8/8 | CGM Arena , Koblenz |
Individual evidence
- ↑ boxen.de , U17 / U19 European Championship for women - bronze for Sophie Alisch
- ↑ Boxen1 , December 22, 2018 Team Sauerland committed Sophie Alisch!
- ↑ Bild.de , February 14, 2019, Berliner Sophie Alisch would like to emulate Regina Halmich
- ↑ Boxing1 , 17-year-old Sophie Alisch meets former World Cup challenger Adler in Koblenz.
- ↑ boxen.de , January 30, 2020, WBC nominates Sophie Alisch as "Prospect of the Year"
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Alisch, Sophie |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German boxer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 8, 2001 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Berlin |