Taylor loses in Czech Republic

Katie Taylor relinquished her proud unbeaten run stretching back to May 13, 2007 after she was beaten by former World champion Sofya Ochigava of Russia in her lightweight semi final at the Usti na Labem Gran Prix in the Czech Republic yesterday.

Taylor loses in Czech Republic
Sat, 13 Mar, 2010 - 09:33

Katie Taylor relinquished her proud unbeaten run stretching back to May 13, 2007 after she was beaten by former World champion Sofya Ochigava of Russia in her lightweight semi final at the Usti na Labem Gran Prix in the Czech Republic yesterday.

Ochigava, the current European featherweight champion who has moved up to lightweight for the tournament, beat the Bray woman 8-1 over four two-minute rounds.

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CourtsboxingHeathrowPlace: Czech RepublicPlace: RussiaPlace: National StadiumPlace: TipperaryPlace: National Stadium DublinPlace: ItalyPlace: IrelandPerson: TaylorPerson: Katie TaylorPerson: Sofya OchigavaPerson: OchigavaPerson: BrayPerson: Eric DonovanPerson: DonovanPerson: Domenico ValentinoPerson: Con SheehanPerson: Clemente RussoPerson: John Joe NevinPerson: Tyrone McCullaghPerson: Ray MoylettePerson: John Joe JoycePerson: Darren O'NeillPerson: Gary MolloyPerson: Vincenzo PicardiPerson: Jimmy MoorePerson: Alex FerramoscaPerson: Vittorio ParrinelloPerson: Alessio Di SevinoPerson: Vincenzo ManggiacaprePerson: Philip SutcliffePerson: Davide CenciarelliPerson: Diego Di LuisaPerson: Luca PoddaPerson: Gezim DishaPerson: Simone FioriPerson: David JoycePerson: Roberto CammerelleEvent: Usti na Labem Gran PrixEvent: 2007 AIBA WorldEvent: EUOrganisation: St Michael's AthyOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: Italy
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