Follow Boxing since my daddy woke me up at night to watch the Muhammad Ali fights back in the 60s. By that time I had already begun Judo, then followed Karate, Kick-Boxing and Boxing. Later on Muay-Thai.

Fought whenever I could get a fight. But due to poor managment I had to switch to Kick-Boxing and Muay-Thai to get more fights. Best destitanion I reached was German Heavyweight-Champ close to my 41st birthday and listed highly on Muay Thai list of Germany. Also I was engaged as trainer and referee.

In the 90s I founded and ran a Boxing-gym for the Youth Welfare Office of my city in a problem district trying to teach violent Youngsters social competence, fairness and discipline.The results have been very rewarding. <until to this day I´ve been cheered on the streets whenever I met these Youngsters.

Since there is no real interest in boxing in Germany and the Boxing- and Fighting-tradition and relationship is that much bigger in the USA and UK, I´m mainly engaged in those medias out of those countries.

Member of the International Boxing Research Organisation (IBRO).

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