Wilfried Sauerland
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Wilfried Sauerland (born 29 February 1940 in Wuppertal) is a German boxing promoter and manager.[1] He was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2010.[2]
Career
[edit]Boxing camps associated with Sauerland, have had various locations:
Frankfurt (Oder) with Manfred Wolke and Rudi Fink (2003), Cologne with Ulli Wegner (1996–2004), and in Berlin with Ulli Wegner, since 2004. He has two sons, Kalle Sauerland and Nisse Sauerland who both work for Wasserman.[3]
Current boxers
[edit]| Boxer | Nationality | Weight | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sophie Alisch |  German | Featherweight | |
| Abass Baraou | German | Super Welterweight | |
| Leon Bauer | German | Super middleweight | |
| Leon Bunn | German | Light heavyweight | |
| Filip Hrgović |  Croatian | Heavyweight | |
| Denis Radovan | German | Super middleweight | |
| Katharina Thanderz |  Norwegian | Super featherweight | |
| Patrick Wojcicki | German | Super middleweight |
Previous boxers
- Arthur Abraham
- Ahmad Kaddour
- Alejandro Berrio
- Alexander Frenkel
- Alexander Povetkin
- Axel Schulz
- Cecilia Brækhus
- Chisanda Mutti
- David Graf
- David Haye
- Dustin Dirks
- Edmund Gerber
- Eduard Gutknecht
- Enad Licina
- Francesco Pianeta
- Henry Akinwande
- Henry Maske
- Jack Culcay
- John Mugabi
- Karo Murat
- Marco Huck
- Markus Beyer
- Mikkel Kessler
- Nikolai Valuev
- Oktay Urkal
- Oleh Platov
- Robert Helenius
- Ruediger May
- Sebastian Sylvester
- Steve Cunningham
- Sven Ottke
- Timo Hoffmann
- Torsten May
- Tyron Zeuge
- Yoan Pablo Hernandez
- Željko Mavrović
- George Groves
- Enrico Kölling
- Artur Mann
- Kubrat Pulev
- Patrick Nielsen
- Anthony Ogogo
- Noel Gevor
- Mikaela Laurén
- Otto Wallin
- Michael Wallisch
- Oscar Ahlin
- Stefan Härtel
- Tomi Honka
- Oliver Flodin
- Mikkel Nielsen
- Abdul Khattab
- Dennis Ceylan
- Tim-Robin Lihaug
- Burak Sahin
- Araik Marutjan
- Micki Nielsen
- Anthony Yigit
- Nieky Holzken
- Klara Svensson
- Hadi Srour
- Albon Pervizaj
- Mikael Lawal
- Frederik Hede Jensen
- Zach Parker
- Dina Thorslund
- Kem Ljungquist
- Vincent Feigenbutz
- Karl Robin Havnaa
References
[edit]- ^ "Happy Birthday Wilfried Sauerland". Fight News website. Retrieved 20 April 2015
- ^ "IBHOF inductees". Retrieved 20 April 2015
- ^ "Wasserman Boxing will massively attack the boxing market after launching new promotional company, says Kalle Sauerland". Sky Sports. Retrieved 19 April 2024.