Michael Magnesi conquers the IBO Inter-Continental title

Michael Magnesi retains unbeaten record and caputres IBO strap

On Saturday in Rome, Italian boxer Michael Magnesi defeated the Venezuelan Teran to win the vacant International Boxing Organization Inter-Continental Super Feather Title.

The super featherweight said of his win, "A success that will probably give me a World title shot with this sanctioning body."

Michael Magnesi kept his record spotless and rises to 17 wins in as many professional fights.

On Saturday at the TV Studios via Tiburtina (Rome), the boxer of Cave (Rome) beat the Venezuelan Breilor Teran by RTD in the fifth round and conquered the vacant IBO super featherweight intercontinental title.

A victory that launches Magnesi towards the top of international boxing. In the climb of "Lone Wolf," a fundamental role has been played by the collaboration with the master Mario Massai, who is taking care of Cave's talent at the Body Boxe of Civitavecchia.

"We were expecting another type of fight - explains the boxer - we thought he was coming inside, instead he started the first round by throwing punches. From the second shot, however, I managed to dominate him; in the end, he could not keep up with the pace and gave up. A success that will probably give me the opportunity to challenge for the IBO World title in the summer."

This is the comment of the mayor of Civitavecchia, Ernesto Tedesco and the municipal councilor, Antonio Giammusso, received in the Municipality the new IBO super featherweight Intercontinental champion, Michael Lone Wolf Magnesi, Civitavecchia-adopted, who, in addition to having found love in our city, has found the ideal environment to train. The Body Boxe Gym is a technical team that I would call legendary, from the world champion Silvio Branco to the coach of the world champions Mario Massai, to Gesumino Aglioti and Emiliano Branco, local sportsmen who carried the name of our city under the lights of the international fame of the "Noble Art".

I wish Michael and his team to pursue the most prestigious goal for his young career, to become world champion".

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