In addition to ordering a German promotional company to pay the remainder of a purse it owed heavyweight Fres Oquendo for a 12-round "surreal" slugfest, the judge blocked the company from promoting any match for his opponent Ruslan Chagaev for 18 months, or until the company schedules a rematch.
May 28, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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A federal judge ordered a German promotional company to pay the remainder of a purse it agreed to give to a professional boxer for a hard-fought bout in Chechnya.
Southern District Judge Ronnie Abrams brushed away the company’s claims that the contract with Fres Oquendo was unenforceable, saying the fighter was entitled to $775,000 plus interest.
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