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Boxing results: Albert Batyrgaziev suffers from a shocking loss of detention with James Dickens in Istanbul

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2021 Olympic gold medalist and world champion Super Feather in IBA Albert Batyrgaziev (12-1, 8 Kos) was detained by the former Great Britain champion James “Jazz” Dickens (36-5, 15 Kos) in the fourth round in the fourth round in Rixos Tersane Stanbul, in Istanbul. Batyrgaziew was twice in the fourth round. The fight was stopped at 2:26 round.

In the first two rounds Dickens had good rounds, which was a bit faster than Batyrgaziew. In the third round, Batyrgaziv drew blood from Dickens’s nose in the middle of the round to the nose.

In the fourth round Dickens drew blood from Batyrgaziew’s nose. Dickens landed three left across the chin, dropping Batyrgaziew on the 8th Hold from the judge. Dickens followed him, pulling his head and hitting him without warning, and then landing the blows, dropping him again with the right hook on the chin as the corner threw a towel.

In the IBA SUPER and European Slight Master of Lightweight Hovhannes Bachkov (8-0.7 KO), he stopped WBA Inter Continental and the world champion of IBO Xolisani Ndongeni (33-7, 19 KO) at 1:46 Ninth round of the planned 10 rounds.

In the first two rounds, Bachkov persecuted Ndongeni around the ring, counteracting Ndongi during landing in exchange for body arrows. In the middle of the third round, Bachkov had Ndongoni against the lines, landing.

In the fourth round Ndongoni spent some time in the middle of the ring. In the second half of the round Bachkow shot at the body. In the last minute of the fifth round Bachkov went Ndongoni to Lin.

In the last minute of the sixth round Bachkow had Ndongoni against the rope, taking a lot of punishment. In the seventh round, starting Bachkow, he swayed Ndongoni with his left hook to the chin. In the last seconds, Ndongoni caused blood from the lower lip of Bachkow.

In the middle of the eighth round Bachkow landed half a dozen of unanswered stamps. In the last minute Bachkow wounded Ndongoni with a shot in the body. In the ninth round, with just over a minute, Bachkov landed a few rights on the chin, dropping Ndongeni when the towel entered the ring from the corner of Ndongeni, forcing judge Luigi Boscarelli to wave him.

Ahmad “Tank” Cruiser’s Park Mustafayev (0-1) was defeated by a world bronze boxing medalist in 2001 Japan Madiyar Saydrakhimov (2-0) by a six-sided decision, although he gained knocking down.

In the second round of Mustafayev the first solid struggle on the chin Mustafayeva landed. The remaining minute, Mustafayev put his hands in the air and was hit with a left hook in the chin from Saydrakhimov. In the third round, Saydrakhimov’s higher left left hooks for Mustafayeva’s body landed. She remained just over a minute, Mustafayev landed a combination under the beard Saydrakhimova.

In the fourth round, after a minute, right with Mustafayev pulled blood out of her nose Saydrakhimov. In the last minute he also had a blood full of blood. In the fifth round, after a minute, from Mustafayeva on the chin Saydrakhimova he dropped him on the 8-story from judge Sergey Zurkin.

In the sixth and final round of Mustafayev, he decreases wildly, knowing that he needs a knockout. Saydrakhimov controlled the round.

Results by way of a unanimous decision for Saydrakhimov.

PUNEH “Tina” Akhundtar (1-1) lost to Southpaw Mizhgon Samadova (1-0) according to a six-handed decision.

Akhundtar overwhelmed in the first two rounds of Samadov. In the fourth round, Southpaw’s attitude in Samadów was still confusing Akhundtar, and Samadova controls her stab.

In the fifth round, Akhundtar had a better round with the rights leading in the close round. In the sixth and final round of Samadova he won another close round.

Marija Petkovic was a judge.

The world in welterweight and European champion Southpaw Gulsum Tatar (4-2, 2 KO) lost to Milana Safronova (1-0), who won the lonely knocking, over 4 × 2 rounds.

In the first two rounds, Safronova applied effective rights to lead to the chin Southpaw Tatar, whose stabs are not miniature. In the third round Safronova pushed Tatar on the canvas in the first minute and again in the bell.

In the fourth round, Tatar finally landed left to Safronova’s body. Safronova returned in the last minute. In the first minute in the fifth round Safronova landed right on the chin, winning delayed knocking for 8-story from judge Valera Pastuhov. In the sixth and final round of Safronova he won the next round.

Unanimous decision about Safronova

Bare Knuckle Super Middle Wwweight Elnur Suleymanov (1-2, 1 KO) lost to Michail Kamhanchik (1-0) from three rounds.

In the last minute of the first round, Kamhanchik landed a solid stab, causing the Leeyman’s left eyelid cutting. The remaining few seconds, the left hook from Kamhanchik on the chin dropped Suleymanov on 8-hlagunki from judge Mario Ivanof.

In the second round of opening a minute from Kamhanchica opened a cut on the right eye of Suleymanow, which immediately began to close. In the third and final round of Suleymanov, he landed right to chin, Kokhanchik, who began to move around the ring, avoiding Suleymanov to the last minute, using his stab.

A unanimous decision for Kohnanchik.

Bare Knuckle Super Middle Wweight Murat “Lord Pitbull” Kazgan (2-1, 1 KO) defeated Will Chope (3-8, 2 KO) from three rounds.

In the first round Kazgan directed Chope, cutting his left eyebrow with the right right, placing him on the rope. In the second round, Chope began quickly, drawing blood from his left eyebrow in Kazgan when Kazgan returned. In the third and last round Kazgan passed Chope in the first half of the round, when Chope returned well, both landed well at the end.

Ring announcers Alexander Zagorsky and Lenne Hardt

Last updated 07/02/2025

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Eddie Hearn claims Dana White controls interview questions

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The Matchroom promoter believes this approach prevents reporters from pressing White on more complex topics related to the business side of combat sports.

“I listen to these guys asking questions and no one is pushing him,” Hearn said. “Nobody’s really asking any solemn questions. Nobody’s really asking any of the right questions. It’s a huge machine that you can’t get close to and ask real questions.”

Hearn suggested that reporters covering White should challenge him on issues such as fighter compensation and revenue sharing in the UFC.

“When I’m in the middle of a media row, I ask the question: if Tom Aspinall is generating more money into the pot than Conor Benn, why is he making 10 times less money?” Hearn said. “Can you answer that?”

The comparison between Aspinall and Benn highlights one of the arguments Hearn has repeatedly made when discussing the financial differences between boxing and mixed martial arts. In boxing, fighters typically negotiate individual amounts for events, television rights and commercial deals. The UFC, on the other hand, operates on the basis of long-term promotional contracts that determine the remuneration of fighters.

Hearn’s comments come amid growing friction between the British promoter and White following the launch of Zuffa Boxing. The first major events under the modern venture, backed by TKO Group Holdings and Saudi investment, are expected to take place later this year as White moves beyond MMA.

White has already publicly fired Hearn, describing him as just another manager entering the MMA space. Meanwhile, Hearn questioned the initial direction of the project and the quality of the events produced so far.

The exchange quickly turned into one of the more high-profile rivalries surrounding efforts to build a modern boxing league.

Hearn’s criticism of interview restrictions also touches on a broader issue in combat sports media: how much reporters can challenge promoters and management when access to fighters and events often depends on maintaining professional relationships. These questions need to continue to be asked, according to Hearn.

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Mike Tyson lists who was better between Mayweather and Pacquiao in their prime

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Mike Tyson names who was better between Mayweather and Pacquiao in their primes

Mike Tyson has shared his verdict on who he ranks higher between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao.

Mayweather and Pacquiao are considered two of the greatest boxing legends in recent history, and their success led to a battle between them at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in May 2015.

It was Mayweather who won by unanimous decision, but now, more than a decade later, they will meet again for a second time while fighting at The Sphere in Las Vegas on September 19.

Mayweather is now 49 and Pacquiao is 47, both men are well past their prime, and there is often debate among boxing fans as to which man was better than the other during the best years of their careers.

Mayweather retired with a perfect 50-0 record, defeating the likes of Oscar De La Hoya and Canelo Alvarez, while Pacquiao is the only eight-division boxing world champion in history to boast victories over the likes of Juan Manuel Marquez and Miguel Cotto.

Heavyweight icon Tyson once expressed his own opinion on who was the better of the two, ace revealed that he thinks Pacquiao has achieved more.

“Pacquiao is better than Floyd. He overcame adversity. He got knocked out, came back and had some sensational fights against opponents that outperformed any opponent Floyd had fought.”

Before Mayweather faces Pacquiao in a rematch, he is actually scheduled to face Tyson himself, and an event between the pair will take place soon, although it appears it will not take place on the originally announced April 25 date.

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Dmitry Bivol is targeting a fight with Canelo Alvarez or David Benavidez

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Image: The New Canelo? Jose Benavidez Sr. Says Son David Will Relentlessly Pursue Dmitry Bivol's Titles After WBC Vacancy

Undisputed lithe heavyweight champion Dmitry Bivol could pursue a rematch with Canelo Alvarez or a fight with David Benavidez once he finishes his current duties in the division.

Bivol’s manager, Vadim Kornilov, outlined the champion’s preferred path in comments provided by Dan Rafael, explaining that Bivol intends to first pursue a mandatory IBF defense and then return to competing with Artur Beterbiev.


He is expected to have a mandatory defense against Michael Eifert this spring. The fight was scheduled for May 23 at a gala headlined by unified heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk.

After fulfilling this obligation, Bivol’s team wants to immediately start the third fight with Beterbiev. Their rivalry produced two closely watched fights, leaving unfinished business between two fighters who have dominated the lithe heavyweight division for the past several years and built one of the most respected rivalries in the sport.

More intriguing possibilities emerge after this trilogy. Rafael reported that Bivola’s camp sees a second fight with Canelo as one of the main options still available to the champion. Bivol defeated Alvarez by unanimous decision in 2022, handing the Mexican star one of the clearest defeats of his career.

Another potential opponent in question is Benavidez, who has moved up to lithe heavyweight and has been seeking a chance to fight the top fighters in the division. The fight between Bivol and Benavidez will pit the undefeated Mexican-American challenger against a champion who currently holds four major division titles.

Kornilov also suggested that Bivol could eventually prove himself at cruiserweight, although such an idea appears to be more of a long-term possibility than an immediate plan for the undefeated champion.

For now, the plan of action remains straightforward: fulfill the IBF mandate against Eifert, complete the trilogy with Beterbiev, and then fight one of the most crucial fights that could decide the final stage of Bivol’s career.

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