Former WBO heavyweight champion Herbie Hide, now campaigning as a cruiserweight, will headline a March 11th Arena Box-Promotion card at Halle, Germany. The event will take place in an intimate 600-seat ballroom at the Maritim-Hotel. Also in action will be unbeaten heavyweight Steffen Kretschmann, super middelweight Sebastian Sonntag and cruiserweight Tino Groß. Eurosport will televise throughout Europe.
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