Before the confrontation with Raab, the hall undergoes meticulous sealing.
Following the Tyson Fury vs. Aleksandar Usyk bout, ahead of Regina Halmich versus Stefan Raab: There's scant information about the celebrity boxing match prior to the event's commencement. A veil of secrecy enshrouds the scene.
On September 14, Saturday evening, Stefan Raab makes a comeback in the entertainment scene after a near-decade hiatus. RTL will broadcast the spectacle "Der Clark Final Fight - Stefan Raab vs. Regina Halmich" from 8:15 PM, marking the third boxing encounter between the legendary broadcaster and the former world champion.
In the run-up to the much-anticipated event, there's been minimal leakage of details regarding the proceedings, particularly Stefan Raab's physical condition. Despite excerpts of Raab's recent social media videos, the credibility of these clips is questionable. It seems Raab has been masquerading beneath a fat suit and heavy makeup.
Even RTL reporter Sebastian Klimpke was cautious with his phone camera during his visit to the PSD Bank Dome in Düsseldorf. He only showcased the welcome area, meticulously designed in the style of a boxing ring. He did disclose a few celebrities expected to attend: Stefano Zarrella, Jens "Knossi" Knossalla, and Jan Hofer.
The "Bild" newspaper confirmed that the PSD Bank Dome is both airtight and strict. Their reporter on site was promptly reprimanded by security: "What are you doing here? Please, no photographs!" However, the tabloid managed to gather some information, although not yet officially verified by the broadcaster. Raab is rumored to make his appearance at 10 PM, despite the broadcast commencing at 8:15 PM. His entrance is expected to last approximately 45 minutes. The newspaper also reports that Raab conducted a secret inspection of the hall on Friday, donning a ski mask with a camouflage pattern to preserve his anonymity. An eyewitness reported that Raab appeared "very fit."
During the secret inspection of the PSD Bank Dome, Raab opted to wear a ski mask with a camouflage pattern, maintaining an otherworldly anonymity. The circular ring-style welcome area, hinting at the otherworldly spectacle, was meticulously designed for the event.
