Petar Milas shines with KO win as Granit Stein loses narrowly

Milas shines with KO victory – Stein loses narrowly but wins the hearts of the fans

"The Show Must Go On VI" at the Maritim Hotel Ingolstadt delivered on what it promised: In front of a sold-out crowd, the 1,200 spectators experienced a high-class and emotional night of boxing with strong performances and intense battles.

Petar Milas vs Joel Tambwe Djeko

In the co-main event, Petar Milas made a clear statement. The Croatian dominated his opponent Joel Tambwe Djeko over long stretches with variable, technically clean work and light-footedness. Milas repeatedly changed his stance, landed precise punches, and consistently pressed Djeko against the ropes.

The decision came in the fourth round: A perfect left-right combination sent the Belgian to the canvas – he did not get up. Knockout victory for Milas, thereby impressively underlining his ambitions in the heavyweight division. Not even Olympic champion Tony Yoka achieved such a quick KO. He spent a full 12 rounds in the ring with the Belgian.

Granit Stein vs Diego Carmona

In the main fight, Granit Stein had to concede narrowly in a tight and hard-fought duel for the WBA Continental Super Middleweight title against the Mexican Diego Carmona.

Stein delivered a passionate fight over the full distance, kept up a high pace, and showed great morale. Even though it was not enough for the WBA belt in the end, he impressed with his commitment and fighting spirit, winning the sympathy of the spectators.

Promoter Burim Sylejmani draws a positive conclusion of the evening: 'I am impressed by Ingolstadt and the atmosphere. We saw great, fair fights. Although our main fighter Granit Stein narrowly lost the fight, he won many hearts of the fans that evening. Petar Milas was able to win convincingly and will now receive a big fight. We will hear a lot more from both!'