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Rola El-Halabi
Born (1985-03-17) 17 March 1985 (age 39)
Beirut, Lebanon
Nationality Germany German
Statistics
Weight(s) Lightweight 135.0 lb (61.2 kg; 9.64 st)
Height168 cm (5 ft 6 in)
StanceRegular
Boxing record
Total fights13
Wins12
Wins by KO7
Losses1
Draws0
No contests0

Rola El-Halabi ( Arabic: رولا الحلبي) (born in Bourjein, Lebanon, on 17 March 1985) is a professional German boxer of Lebanese origin and former quadruple world champion in the WIBF, UBF, WBF and WIBA.

She migrated to Germany with her family when she was one. In 1994 she started in kickboxing and Thai kickboxing, and in 1996 in amateur boxing. After becoming champion runner-up in kick-boxing and multiple German champion in the International Amateur Boxing, she turned professional in 2006. On 30 September 2007, Rola Bou Orm became European champion of the Women's International Boxing Federation (WIBF) in the lightweight division. In October 2008, she was honored as outstanding female athlete in Ulm. On 5 June 2009, she won the world title by WIBF and Women's International Boxing Association (WIBA) after defeating Spanish Loly Munoz.

On 1 April 2011 just before a title fight against the Bosnian Irma Adler in Berlin-Karlshorst, her stepfather and former manager Hicham El-Halabi shot her in her hand, knee and both feet, [1] a few months after his management contract was terminated in January 2011. He also injured two security guards before being arrested. The reason of the assault was apparently private, Hicham El-Halabi disapproving of Rola's relationship with a married man of Greek origin.

Following her injuries, she did not fight in a professional match until she was defeated by Lucia Morelli on 12 January 2013. [2] [3] After her defeat she switched to a higher weight class (light welterweight) and in August of the same year she won the WBF title there by defeating Dalia Vasarhelyi. A month later she defended her title successfully against Sopo Putkaradze. [4]

Amateur record

Kickboxing and Thai kickboxing

She had 20 fights with 17 wins (8 with KO) and 3 defeats. In addition, she was:

  • Baden-Wuerttemberg kickboxing champion in 2001
  • German Champion Kickboxing 2003
  • Nations Cup champion kickboxing 2004
  • German Champion Kickboxing 2004
  • International German Champion Thai Boxing 2004
  • Kickboxing World Cup winner 2004
  • Vice European Champion Kickboxing 2004
  • Vice World Champion Kickboxing 2005

Boxing

She had 22 amateur boxing fights, with 18 victories (3 with KO), 4 losses. In 2004, she took part in the European Championship. She was also:

  • International Tiroler Champion 2002
  • Ceresit-Cup winner in 2002
  • Bavarian Champion 2003
  • International German Champion 2003
  • International German Champion 2004
  • South German Champion 2005
  • Dolomitencup Winner 2005
  • Polencup Winner 2006
  • International German Champion 2006

Professional boxing record

Rola El-Halabi in 2009

Until January 2014, she won 12 out of 13 matches (with 7 KOs):

  • Charlotte von Baumgarten (Germany) (technical KO in first round – 10 June 2007)
  • Sabrina Stegner (Germany) (KO in first round – 4 August 2007)
  • Galina Gumliiska (Bulgaria) (points in 10 rounds – 30 September 2007)
  • Borislava Goranova (Bulgaria) (points in 4 rounds – 4 December 2007)
  • Elisabejta Suerica (Romania) (KO in first round – 9. February 2008)
  • Marina Kohlgruber (Germany) (points in 10 rounds – 26 July 2008)
  • Eva Santa (Serbia) (KO in 5th round – 16 November 2008)
  • Loly Munoz (Spain) (points in 10 rounds – 5 June 2009)
  • Agnese Boza (Latvia) (KO in 4th round – 4 September 2009)
  • Mia St. John (USA) (technical KO in 5th round – 20 March 2010)
  • Olga Bojare (Latvia) (points in 6 rounds – 4 June 2010)
  • Lucia Morelli (ITA) (PTN10 am 12 January 2013)
  • Dalia Vasarhelyi (Hun) (UD am 3 August 2013)
  • Sopo Putkaradze (GEO) (TKO am 7 September 2013)

Professional boxing record

14 fights 13 wins 1 loss
By knockout 7 0
By decision 6 1
No. Result Record Opponent Type Round, time Date Location Notes
15 Win 14-1-0 United States Victoria Cisneros UD 10 May 2014 Germany
14 Win 13-1-0 Georgia (country) Sopo Putkaradze TKO 7 Sep 2013 Germany
13 Win 12-1-0 Hungary Dalia Vasarhelyi UD 3 Aug 2013 Germany
12 Loss 11-1-0 Italy Lucia Morelli MD 12 Jan 2013 Germany
11 Win 11-0-0 Latvia Olga Bojare UD 4 Jun 2010 Germany
10 Win 10-0-0 United States Mia St. John TKO 20 Mar 2010 Germany
9 Win 9-0-0 Latvia Agnese Boza KO 4 Sep 2009 Germany
8 Win 8-0-0 Spain Loli Munoz PTS 5 Jun 2009 Germany
7 Win 7-0-0 Serbia Eva Bajic KO 16 Nov 2008 Germany
6 Win 6-0-0 Germany Marina Kohlgruber UD 26 July 2008 Germany
5 Win 5-0-0 Romania Elisabejta Suerica KO 9 Feb 2008 Germany
4 Win 4-0-0 Bulgaria Borislava Goranova PTS 4 Dec 2007 Germany
3 Win 3-0-0 Bulgaria Galina Gumliiska UD 30 Sep 2007 ÷ Germany
2 Win 2-0-0 Germany Sabrina Stegner KO 4 Aug 2007 Germany
1 Win 1-0-0 Germany Charlotte von Baumgarten TKO 10 Jun 2007 Germany

References

  1. ^ ESPN: Rola El-Halabi shot before title bout
  2. ^ Peschke, Sara (13 January 2013). "Comeback von Boxerin El-Halabi - Sieg durch Niederlage". Sport. Spiegel Online. Retrieved 14 January 2013.
  3. ^ "Rola El-Halabi loses in comeback fight". Fightnews.com - Boxing News. Freitag Marketing Services. 12 January 2013. Retrieved 14 January 2013.
  4. ^ Rola El-Halabi auf BoxRec

External links

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