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First Posted: 12/7/2013 (AP) Felix Sturm stopped defending champion Darren Barker in the second round to take the Briton's IBF middleweight title Saturday night.
Former WBA champion Sturm twice knocked Barker to the canvas and looked set to finish him off when the towel was thrown in. Referee Mark Nelson called it off 2:09 into the round.
Sturm, a German of Bosnian descent, claimed his fourth world title and improved to 38-3-2 with is 17th knockout. Barker dropped to 26-2.
Sturm dedicated the victory to wife Jasmin: "She deserves this belt more than I."
He added that he was looking forward to the rematch in England early next year.
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Sturm beats Barker by TKO in 2nd for IBF belt