Displaying a quarrel - Halmich reflects on his battle with Raab, pondering for a month and a half.
Ex-Profiboxer, Regina Halmich, recently disclosed that she took more time deciding on her face-off with entertainer Stefan Raab than initially assumed. "The real deal is: It actually took around three weeks," remarked the 47-year-old at the Television Congress Screenforce Day Festival in Düsseldorf relating to the clash. This epic event is scheduled for September 14 in Düsseldorf and will air on RTL. "Initially, I gave it a lot of thought. I even questioned, what drives him to go to that extent? We all ponder over that."
Halmich continued, "However, I decided it could be a win-win situation. And if he's willing to engage in the ring for the third time, I'll give it a shot." In no time, the presales went through the roof. "That's unreal, this is going to be enormous. Stefan is more than 30 kilos heavier than me. This match is going to be fiery. It'll be spectacular!" She hasn't competed in the ring since 2003. "I'm back training with my previous coach. I wouldn't undertake this if I didn't have faith in myself. I need to make it happen."
Raab retired from the spotlight in 2015
Raab is making a TV comeback with this confrontation after a hiatus from the industry. Since 2015, he's been toiling away out of the limelight. In 2018, he made an appearance at a Cologne stage show, but it wasn't aired on television.
The past TV host (57, "TV total") has dueled Halmich twice-in 2001 and 2007. In both events, he was defeated by her, and was broken-nosed once. The initial two duels were broadcast on ProSieben. The soon-to-be-aired battle is named "The Clark Final Fight" by RTL.
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Halmich mentioned that the decision-making process for her fight against Raab took longer than anticipated, totaling around three weeks. This colorful event, named "The Clark Final Fight," will air on RTL in September, drawing the interest of people from North Rhine-Westphalia and beyond. Despite her 30-kilogram weight disadvantage, Halmich is committed to training once again, working with her previous coach in Baden-Württemberg.
Raab's decision to enter the ring against Halmich marks his return to the media after a four-year hiatus. Although he briefly appeared at a Cologne stage show in 2018, his upcoming confrontation with Halmich will be his first major television event since retiring in 2015. The past duels between Raab and Halmich, which took place in 2001 and 2007, saw Raab defeated twice and left with a broken nose on one occasion.
The festival in Düsseldorf, where Halmich shared her thoughts on the upcoming fight, serves as a buzzing hub for media and entertainment, showcasing curiosities from diverse cultures and industries. As the event's host, RTL is set to bring this spectacle to television audiences across Germany, providing an opportunity for curious viewers to witness the Show fight between Raab and Halmich.
