took longer than usual (two weeks). After engaging a lawyer who requested all the required documents from the investigators he noticed that the last page was missing, "...where is written, when my sample arrived at the laboratory, who received it and who analysed the sample.", it was written in that social media post. He allegedly didn't get an answer after submitting further inquiries and was denied the right to let the b-sample be analysed by another laboratory. Sturm claimed that the WBA refrained from suspending him because of these irregularities. Comeback On 19 December 2020, Sturm had his first fight since February 2016. Sturm dominated opponent Timo Rost throughout the fight and earned a unanimous decision victory, winning wide on all three scorecards. Two of the judges scored the fight 100-90 and one judge scored it 99-91. Personal life Sturm was born Adnan Ćatić in Leverkusen, Germany. His parents, Ćamil and Zahida, are ethnic Bosniaks who hail from Blagaj, Bosnia and Herzegovina, having emigrated to Germany in the 1970s. For marketing reasons, Ćatić started as a professional boxer under the stage name Felix Sturm. In addition to German citizenship, he also has Bosnian citizenship. In May 2020, Sturm was jailed for tax evasion Professional boxing record Television viewership Germany US pay-per-view bouts References External links Adnan Catic (Felix Sturm) profile at leverkusen.com Felix Sturm – Profile, News Archive & Current Rankings at Box.Live 1979 births World Boxing Association champions World Boxing Organization champions International Boxing Federation champions German people of Bosnia and Herzegovina descent German sportspeople in doping cases Doping cases in boxing Sportspeople from Leverkusen Olympic boxers of Germany Boxers at the 2000 Summer Olympics Living people German male boxers Bosnia and Herzegovina male boxers Light-middleweight boxers World middleweight boxing champions World super-middleweight boxing champions