Last night in his native Germany, “suspended” heavyweight Erkan Teper returned to the ring for the first time in almost a year, since his European title winning fight with Britain’s David Price. As fans may recall, Teper failed a drugs test after the 2nd-round KO he scored last July, and was suspended for two years. Yet he was allowed, controversially so, to box yesterday because the ban was only directed towards EBU-sanctioned bouts. Last nights bout, against New York’s Derric Rossy, was sanctioned by the German Boxing Commission – (The BDB) who are, we read, supposed to be keeping strict checks on Teper.
Erkan Teper To Face Robert Helenius On September 29 – better late than never?
They were supposed to fight back in 2015, only for a hand injury suffered by Erkan Teper resulting in the … more “Erkan Teper To Face Robert Helenius On September 29 – better late than never?”