Instead of resting on her laurels after her victory against Stefan Raab, Regina Halmich is using the attention for a good cause.
She is using the attention after her successful TV fight for a good cause: Regina Halmich (47) not only won the boxing match against Stefan Raab (57) for herself, but is also doing good for others. In addition to her boxing gloves, her
When she entered the TV boxing arena, the former boxing world champion wore a purple glitter coat, while rock musician Doro Pesch (60) performed her song “Justice for the Queen” on stage, which she had written especially for her friend’s TV appearance. “My parade coat was designed by the designer Katia Convents,” Halmich explained to “Bild” afterwards. She has now donated it to “Ein Herz für Kinder”.
Since she is a big fan of the aid organization, she would like the coat to be auctioned off and all proceeds donated to children and families in need. Halmich also announced that she would like to “be on the donation phone herself” at the annual “Ein Herz für Kinder” charity gala in December, which will be broadcast live on ZDF.
Boxing gloves are already under the hammer
Shortly after her victory, on Saturday evening (September 14), she announced that she wanted to auction off the boxing gloves she had worn in the ring for a good cause. They can be auctioned off until Tuesday (September 24) at 5 p.m. The estimated value of Halmich’s purple and gold tools was 1,500 euros. Currently – as of Wednesday (September 18) – the highest bid on the United Charity auction platform is 8,250 euros. The proceeds will go to the RTL foundation “We help children”.
Regina Halmich duelled with TV legend Stefan Raab for the third time in a show fight on Saturday and won the third duel clearly and confidently on points. This made her the main protagonist alongside Raab in the spectacular comeback of the presenter, who appeared in front of a TV camera for the first time since his TV farewell in 2015.
Stefan Raab announces new TV shows
Raab announced in the boxing ring that he would be doing shows again from now on. He has agreed a five-year contract with RTL, which includes a weekly show, which will be broadcast for the first time on Wednesday, September 18, on RTL+, as well as major TV events.
Source: Stern
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