The former world champion with two divisions David Morrell (11-1, 9 KO) will face the unbeaten featherlight pretender for the heavyweight Imam Khataev (10-0, 9 KO) on the magazine card on July 12, live in Dazn, Novel York.

Morrell vs. Khataev will be on the card. It is not known who will be in the main event. Olympian 2020 Khataev, 30, takes 6 IBF and 7 WBC at 175. This can be the best fight on the card if Morrell decides to stand and lie down with Khaev.

Cuban talent Morrell is probably the most complex blow in the 175-pound division and has the power to throw away a flat khataev if he decides to locate. Morrell has boxing skills to run Khataev, but he would have to move a lot. If his goal is to distinguish other significant names on the 12 July card, Morrell must bear his land.

The only significant fighters he met are Ricards Bolotniks and Ezequiel Osvaldo Madern. Khataev knocked out both of them, but it looked tardy, block and muscle -related. During the 2020 Olympic Games, Khataev looked restricted, losing to Ben Whittaker from three rounds.

Morrell, #2 WBA, #2 WBC and 3 WBO, have a 12-round unanimous decision-making defeat with David Benavidez on February 1 in a competitive fight in Las Vegas. 27 -year -old Morrell made a mistake, waiting for the last two rounds to start snaping with Benavidez.

When he finally did it, he was very successful, landing substantial arrows and dropping Benavidez in the 11th round. Morrell will have to fight aggressively with Khataev, because Hie will press on a constant during the fight. If Morrell tries to box, he can lose his decision to Khataev.

It seems that the Morrella-Khataeva fight will be deeply buried on July 12. It’s a pity, but more popular fighters will receive higher gaps on the card.

Khataev has an exhaustive 10-round unanimous decision last month against Durval Elias Palaci on March 22. While defeating, Palaci took many penalties.

The undisputed 15-0 Flylist Gabriela Funda undertook on Saturday evening Marilyn Badillo 19-0-1 Marilyn Badillo in the main event of the Oceenaside card in California. The planned 10 Rounder was broadcast live on Streaming Dazn. In the opening bell it was obvious that the fund defending the Funder was highlighted over her undefeated enemy. Considering this, the fund largely spent a round shooting straight to the left behind stabbing Southpaw. The defendant master raised the heat in the second, landing on the power of power basically in Wola. Badillo tried to exploit Tysonesque squatting style in the third, but she couldn’t go through JAB Funding.

Challenger looked a bit more effective from the fourth, which made things compelling. Indeed, Badilla had the best round of fighting until this point. However, the fund still won the chapter. Indeed, in the fifth round the fund simply seemed to fight as a whole. JAB fund and lack of power Badillo told the struggle story. The fund was still bursting in Badillo in the sixth. At that moment it was worth wondering if the fight would go a distance.

The loan had to go to Badillo in the seventh round, because she just wouldn’t stop fighting. However, the fight was more and more like a lost cause for a brave pretender. It turned out that in the last seconds of the chapter. A series of shots placed Badillo on the mat. Although the pretender defeated the count, the judge wisely stopped the unilateral fight, because it seemed that Badillo finally lost the desire to continue. “I knew that the detention would come,” the fund said after the fight was arrested. “It’s almost like a train. Stay on it. Be consistent.” Although the fund is very affable to talk, he is a dominant warrior who is not afraid to end the night earlier. At the age of only 23, it will probably remain strength for a long time.

Although already considered, the fund was in the main event for the first time. Maybe it was the first time, but few say it would be the last. After all, the fund is clearly intended to connect. With subsequent performances, such as on Saturday, its reputation will undoubtedly develop.

In the flawless performance of Gabriel, the fund retained its unquestionable mastery in the flying weight thanks to the victory of TKO in the seventh round of Marilyn Badillo on Saturday at the Fronveve Arena in Oceanside, California.

Fighting for the first time in 2025, a fund, Southpaw, which had an advantage at a six -inch height and a four -inch advantage, had no problem with landing its main stab and a hook with shorter Badillo, which employed feint to get inside, but could not find a way to shorten the distance.

Badillo had a good round 4, landing on the fund for the fund and it passed to get inside, but most of the time a basic left fund found Badillo chin, stopping its attacks. At the end of the round, Badillo had redness under the right eye and a gigantic hematoma on his forehead due to an unintentional head shoe.

After the fight, the fund said that she found her rhythm during the first round. She said that she saw Badillo “her tilting, but [she was] Still always there. “

In the seventh round, the fund overwhelmed Badillo with lots of blows, emphasized by a powerful straight left, which forced Badillo to the knee. Judge Rudy Barragan gave her an count, but Badillo did not want to continue.

According to Compubox, the fund landed 99 its blows compared to only 21 for Badillo.

“I think it’s a mature,” a 23-year-old from Coachella in California said about her performance. “I knew it would stop.

The fund (16-0, 8 KO) appeared in battle as No. 1 Flyight, while Badillo (19-1-1, 3 KO) took 3rd place.

The fund went down in history in November, knocking out Gabriel Celeste Alaniz in round 7 to become the youngest unquestioned boxing champion at the age of 22. In this fight, the fund added the titles of WBO, WBC and WBA WBA Flyweight IBF titles.

Badillo, whose 19-Walka victory series was caught, never fought outside Mexico. It was only her fourth fight in 10 rounds and her first fight for the title.

During the cooperation event, the younger player in medium weight, Jorge Perez, got irate with a victory in a fraction with Charles Conwell. After 12 rounds of two judges she had 115-113 for Perez, and the third was shot by 115-113 for Conwell.

“We made a great camp,” Perez told the translator after the fight. “Every fight I feel that every fight we are getting better.”

Perez (33-4, 26 KO) expanded his winning series for eight fights. Conwell (21-1, 16 KO) won eight of the last 10 fights throughout the space.

CONWell was supposed to challenge WBC and WBO MUNIOR MIDELE MIDDLE, SEBASTIAN FUNDORA, Elder Brother Gabriela. Now Perez, who ranks third in WBO and No. 12 by WBC, said that he would love the opportunity to fight for his first world title, saying that the fund is “welcome” as his next opponent.

“If he is the second master from IBF,” Perez said, referring to Bakhram Murtazalieva, “He is also welcome.”