Vincent Feigenbutz

Vincent Feigenbutz
Data
Birth Name	Vincent Feigenbutz
Fight name	Iron Junior
Weight class	Super middleweight
nationality	German
birthday	September 11, 1995
place of birth	Karlsruhe
style	Left delivery
size	1.79 m
Combat Statistics
Struggles	34
Victories	31
Knockout victories	28
Defeats	3
Profile in the BoxRec database

Vincent Feigenbutz (born September 11, 1995 in Karlsruhe ) is a German professional boxer from Karlsruhe.

Career (since 2011)

Vincent Feigenbutz played his first professional fight as a 16-year-old on December 3, 2011 against Zdenek Siroky; he lost the subsequent fight against Roman Alesin. Since then he has defeated almost all opponents prematurely, which earned him the title of "co-prince" in the media. Against Tiran Mkrtschjan on July 27, 2013 he only just got the upper hand on points. On March 21, 2015 Feigenbutz won the WBO intercontinental title through a technical knockout against the Hungarian Balazs Kelemen, who had been undefeated in 22 fights . On July 18, 2015, he defeated the Peruvian Mauricio Reynoso in the third round and was thereby "interim" champion of the WBA . On October 17, 2015, he was able to defend the title with a very controversial point win against the Italian Giovanni de Carolis . In this fight Feigenbutz went down in the first round and was also beaten in the fourth round after a hit by his opponent. In the eyes of most observers, the Italian should have won the points. Feigenbutz then offered his opponent a rematch in the ring. This took place on January 9, 2016 in Offenburg . From the fight, which was briefly classified by the WBA as a world title fight, Carolis emerged as the winner. A few weeks after the defeat, he announced the separation from his previous coach, the new coach was Karsten Röwer .

After three build-up battles, he defeated the German-Albanian Mike Keta by knockout in the 2nd round on December 3, 2016 and thus became the IBF “Intercontinental” champion . He defended this title in 2017 against the Hungarian Norbert Nemesapati and the Argentinian Gaston Alejandro Vega and in February 2018 against the South African Ryno Liebenberg. In January 2019 he won a title fight of the insignificant Global Boxing Union , which was canceled in the fifth round in his favor, against the Polish boxer Przemysław Opalach. He was able to successfully defend the title on August 17, 2019 in Ludwigshafen against the Spaniard Cesar Nunez through TKO in the 8th round.

Feigenbutz fought for the IBF title against Caleb Plant in Nashville , USA on February 15, 2020 . The referee stopped the fight in the tenth round after Feigenbutz had already lost all rounds.

Feigenbutz 'manager between 2012 and 2020 was Rainer Gottwald from Fächer Sportmanagement GmbH. Since September 2014 he has also had a promotion contract with Sauerland Event .

List of professional fights

31 wins (28 knockout wins), 3 defeats , 0 draws
year	Day	place	opponent	Result
2011	3rd of December	Gym, Kirrlach	Zdenek Siroky	Victory / KO 1st round
2012	March 24th	Stadtwerke Arena, Münster	Roman Alesin	Defeat / TKO 3rd round
	22nd of July	Karate Club, Karlsruhe	Bernd Hargesheimer	Victory / TKO 1st round
	15th December	Rheinstrandhalle, Karlsruhe	Istvan Szucs	Victory / KO 3rd round
2013	9th March	CU Arena, Hamburg	Attila Korda	Victory / KO 1st round
	May 11th	Ufgauhalle, Rheinstetten	Lazar Rostas	Victory / KO 1/4
	July 6th	Sports center, Nagyvenyim	Matija Kelemen	Victory / TKO 1/4
	July 27th	Kugelbake Hall, Cuxhaven	Tiran Mkrchyan	Victory / majority decision 6/6
	November 1st	ASV hall, Dachau	Sasa Trninic	Victory / TKO 1/4
	November 23	Jastrzębie-Zdrój (Poland)	Maciej Miszkin	Victory / TKO 3/8
2014	February 1st	Okraglak Hall, Opole	Andrzej Soldra	Victory / TKO 1/8
	28th March	MBS Arena Potsdam , Potsdam	Misa Nikolic	Victory / TKO 1/6
	10th of May	Europahalle Karlsruhe , Karlsruhe	Chris Mafuta	Victory / TKO 2/12
	June 7th	Sports and congress hall , Schwerin	Gheorghe Sabau	Victory / KO 3/8
	June 13th	Bavaria Film , Munich	Peter Orlik	Victory / KO 2/8
	August 30th	Gerry Weber Stadium , Halle (Westphalia)	Slavisa Simeunovic won the WBO Intercontinental Championship	Victory / TKO 1/12
	September 27th	Sparkassen-Arena , Kiel	Guram Natsulishvili WBO Intercontinental title defense	Victory / TKO 3/12
	22nd of November	Echo Arena Liverpool , Liverpool	Olegs Fedotovs	Victory / TKO 2/8
	13th December	Measuring station , Karlsruhe	Ionut Trandafir Ilie	Victory / abandonment 2/10
2015	March 21st	Rostock city hall , Rostock	Balazs Kelemen won the WBO Intercontinental Championship	Victory / TKO 9/12
	July 18th	Gerry Weber Stadium , Halle (Westphalia)	Mauricio Reynoso won the WBA interim championship title	Victory / TKO 3/12
	October 17th	dm-Arena , Karlsruhe	Giovanni de Caroli's WBA interim title defense	Victory / points victory (unanimously) 12/12
2016	January 9th	Baden-Arena, Offenburg	Giovanni de Caroli's lost WBA interim world championship title fight	Defeat / TKO 11/12
	May 7th	Barclaycard Arena , Hamburg	Crispulo Javier Andino	Victory / TKO 3/8
	30th July	First Direct Arena , Leeds	Wilmer Gonzalez	Victory / TKO 2/6
	October 1	Jahnsportforum , Neubrandenburg	Guillermo Ruben Andino	Victory / TKO 6/8
	3rd of December	Ufgauhalle, Rheinstetten	Mike Keta won the IBF Intercontinental Championship title fight	Victory / KO 2/12
2017	May 13th	Ufgauhalle, Rheinstetten	Norbert Nemesapati IBF Intercontinental title defense	Victory / points victory (unanimously) 12/12
	October 27	Sports and congress hall , Schwerin	Gaston Alejandro Vega IBF Intercontinental Title Defense	Victory / KO 11/12
2018	February 17th	MHPArena , Ludwigsburg	Ryno Liebenberg IBF Intercontinental title defense	Victory / TKO 6/12
	September 15th	Friedrich-Ebert-Halle , Ludwigshafen	Yusuf Kangül	Victory / TKO 6/12
2019	January 26th	Ufgauhalle, Rheinstetten	Przemysław Opalach won GBU world championship title	Victory / TKO 5/12
	17th August	Friedrich-Ebert-Halle , Ludwigshafen	Cesar Nunez GBU title defense IBO International championship title	Victory / TKO 8/12
2020	February 15th	Bridgestone Arena , Nashville	Caleb Plant lost IBF world championship title fight	Defeat / TKO 10/12
	August 28th	Havelstudios, Berlin	Jamal Saidi
(Source: BoxRec database )

Web links

• official homepage
• Vincent Feigenbutz in the BoxRec database
• Profile at Team Sauerland
• Vincent Feigenbutz: "For me there are no limits" on meinKA.de from August 7, 2019

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Co-Festival of Feigenbutz & Co. Sportschau.de, September 27, 2014.
2. ↑ Feigenbutz knocks Hungarian giants from Sport1.de, March 21, 2015, accessed on July 19, 2015.
3. ↑ 13th knockout victory in a row! Feigenbutz is interim master Ran.de, July 18, 2015, accessed on July 19, 2015.
4. ↑ Feigenbutz's victory was so close, Bild.de, October 18, 2015.
5. ↑ Feigenbutz wins controversial / Provocative interview causes discussion Boxwelt.com, October 17, 2015.
6. ↑ Feigenbutz is knocked out - but no protest , Sport1.de, January 10, 2016, accessed on April 10, 2016.
7. ↑ Feigenbutz wins "Duel der Ko-Maschinen" SWR.de, December 4th, 2016.
8. ↑ Vincent Feigenbutz defends Intercontinental title spox.com, May 14, 2017.
9. ↑ Blood battle! Feigenbutz knocks Vega from skysport.de, October 28, 2017.
10. ↑ Vincent Feigenbutz defends IBF title against Ryno Liebenberg - Feigenbutz judgment ensures Wirbel Sport1.de, February 18, 2018.
11. ↑ knockout victory! Vincent Feigenbutz is fighting for the next title meinKA.de, August 26, 2019, accessed on July 21, 2020.
12. ^ Referee ends Feigenbutz's dream. In: welt.de , February 16, 2020.
13. ↑ After 8 years: Feigenbutz separates from manager Rainer Gottwald. Boxing1.com, March 5, 2020.
14. ↑ Vincent Feigenbutz signs with the Sauerland-Team Kasten.de, September 15, 2014, accessed on August 26, 2015.

predecessor	title	successor
Tyron witness vacant	Super Middleweight Boxing Champion ( GBU ) January 26, 2019 -