The Ukraine Otamans have thrown down the gauntlet to Group A rivals the Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder by overwhelming the 4th placed Argentina Condors side in a fantastic display of boxing as the Flyweights (52kg), Lightweights (60kg), Welterweights (69kg), Light Heavyweights (81kg) and Super Heavyweights (91+kg) showed their stuff.

Despite the depressing score line however, it wasn’t all bad news for the Condors with some better performances from the Latin American side that bode well for the remainder of the season.

The Azerbaijan Baku Fires pulled off a staggering away win in Poland tonight against a weak looking Hussars side. Despite being drawn as underdogs in the so-called “Group of Death”, this is very bad news indeed for the Poles who have yet to win a bout this season. In tonight’s action we had the Light Flyweights (46-49kg), Bantamweights (56kg), Light Welterweights (64kg), Middleweights (75kg) and Heavyweights (91kg) slipping through the ropes and dancing on the canvas.

The Arlans are still in business whilst Season III semi-finalists, the Mexico Guerreros continue to struggle in Week 4 of the World Series of Boxing’s (WSB). None other than WSB’s own superstar Ukrainian Sergiy Derevyanchenko led the home side’s assault on the struggling Latin American team as the Light Flyweights (46-49kg), Bantamweights (56kg), Light Welterweights (64kg), Middleweights (75kg) and Heavyweights (91kg) all took to the ring this afternoon.

It’s two wins out of two for WSB new boys the Cuba Domadores, who currently lead the “Group of Death” ahead of defending champions Astana Arlans Kazakhstan.

The Cubans are the only team to have won all their bouts after two matches but face stiff competition from the potential dark horse of the group, the Russian Boxing Team, who go into this bout in third place.

The Russians have the honour of being the first ever WSB team to visit the Cuban capital and they have chosen a mixture of experienced and inexperienced boxers in their starting line-up.