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Boxing results: Albert Batyrgaziev suffers from a shocking loss of detention with James Dickens in Istanbul
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10 months agoon
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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Despite not having fought any top-level fighters, Itauma is widely regarded as a future world champion who can reign supreme for many years to come.
The 21-year-old easily scored his biggest win to date in March steamrolling the typically durable Jermaine Franklin in five rounds.
In this way, Itauma became a mandatory challenger to the winner of the Fabio Wardley vs. Daniel Dubois fight, which will take place on May 9 for Wardley’s WBO heavyweight world title.
However, at this point in his promising career, the precocious talent had yet to prove himself at a world-class level, and his only two notable victories were victories over the faded Dillian Whyte and the overmatched Demsey McKean.
Nevertheless, in both cases, in 2025 and 2024 respectively, Itauma finished in the first two rounds and showed his potential at the world level.
After passing the eye test, heavyweight legend Jones believes Itauma is capable of knocking out anyone in the heavyweight division except Alexander Usyk, who still holds the WBC, IBF and WBA world titles.
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“Is Moses Itauma the most exhilarating heavyweight since Mike Tyson? Right now, yes, I think so. He has the explosive punching power that Mike Tyson had. If you can hit them before they hit you, most of the time you’ll knock them out.”
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“Moses gives all the heavyweights a difficult time. You can’t say he beat them until you put them in front of him [him]because you haven’t actually seen it cracked yet, but it’s the only one I can see [giving] For him, Usyk is the biggest problem.”
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Ryan Garcia is calling for his next fight after winning the WBC title
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“I want to fight so bad to fight 😩 I feel even more now that I have the belt. CHAMPION wants to fight. SOMEONE RUNS THE SCRAP” said Ryan Garcia on X.
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The reality is that Ryan holds the WBC belt, but the division is currently a waiting game. If someone like Turki Alalshikh doesn’t find Benn worth the investment despite his struggles with Regis Prograis, Ryan could be in for a close fight, which he definitely doesn’t want.
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