Wilfried Sauerland

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Wilfried Sauerland (born 29 February 1940 in Wuppertal) is a German boxing promoter and manager.^[1] He was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2010.^[2]

Career

Boxing camps associated with Sauerland, have had various locations:

Frankfurt (Oder) with Manfred Wolke and Rudi Fink (2003), Cologne with Ulli Wegner (1996–2004), and in Berlin with Ulli Wegner, since 2004. He has two sons, Kalle Sauerland and Nisse Sauerland who both work for Wasserman.^[3]

Current boxers

Boxer	Nationality	Weight	Title
Sophie Alisch	German	Featherweight
Abass Baraou	German	Super Welterweight
Leon Bauer	German	Super middleweight
Leon Bunn	German	Light heavyweight
Chris Eubank Jr.	British	Middleweight
Filip Hrgović	Croatian	Heavyweight
Denis Radovan	German	Super middleweight
Katharina Thanderz	Norwegian	Super featherweight
Patrick Wojcicki	German	Super middleweight

Previous boxers

References

External links

• Biography in German