WBO I/C heavy champ Aleksander Dimitrenko stopped German challenger Timo Hoffmann in the twelfth and final round of a brutal, exciting and controversial fight that headlined this Universum promotion.

Dimitrenko floored Hoffmann twice in the fourth but was guilty both times  of pushing and wrestling his opponent off balance before or during his punching. He had previously been ticked off by Belgian referee Andre van Grootenbruel for this but got away with it without points deduction.

Hoffmann looked finished but came back in the fifth to floor Dimitrenko with a left jab that Aleksander walked into as he bounced off the ropes. After the sixth round the pace slowed down as both fighters were tired and battle worn, especially Hoffmann. In the last round Dimitrenko again got away with pushing and hitting and floored Hoffmann twice - after the second mandatory eight count the referee deducted a point off Dimitrenko but then waved the fight on and Aleksander followed up and again Big Timo went down and now it was stopped. After eleven rounds Dimitrenko was ahead by a too wide margin of 107-99 twice and 105-101. Had the referee done his job in the fourth round we might have seen a different outcome of this fight. The crowd at the Boerdeland Hall booed the winner and cheered Hoffmann.

WBC number one challenger Vladimir Virchis didn't impress until knocking out American heavy Robert Hawkins with a single left hook in the fifth.

WIBF feather champ Ina Menzer retained her title with a unanimous decision over Mexican Laura Serrano, who overcame a slow start to make it very close at the end of a very good fight.

Russian cruiser Grigory Drozd impressed in knocking out tough Brazilian Laudelino Josa Barros in the eighth round of a WBO A-P title fight. Drozd looked very sharp in the first three but Barros came on in the middle rounds but Drozd dug deep and found his second win and took out his opponent with a double left hook.