Janibek Alimkhanuly publicly throws his name in the mix in order to potentially fight Canelo Alvarez, in which the owner of the medium weight titles Kazakh moved up to face a super medium -sized life.

“Everyone knows that I want to fight Canelo, but he doesn’t (he doesn’t want to) fight me and everyone knows it,” said Janibek in social media.

31-year-old Janibek (16-0, 11 KO) was just fighting in October. 4 in Australia, keeping your pair of 160 pounds with the dominant victory of TKO-9 over Andrei Mikhailovich. This fight was postponed from the original summer date after Janibek had problems attempting to bring weight.

The idea that Alimkhanuly moved up, talked, but brought weight after this fight three weeks ago.

The mediumweight division is sterile when it comes to the main cash options and like every nearly 168 pounds, clear, Janibek would like to have a chance to face Canelo (62-2-2, 39 KO), which recently fought September. 14 in a wide decision to win over Edgar Berlang. But Janibek is not a lot of money or brand “names”

34 -year -old Canelo is to return on Saturday, May 3 if he sticks to a normal schedule. The super average weight of the average weight is also not entirely full of cash options, and one thing can aid Janibek is caused by the potential narrative that would fight in some way to take revenge on Countananan Gennadiya Golovkin, who went 0-2-1 in three fights with two results heavily challenged.

Almost exactly a year after joining forces with Don King, a long -term pretender to the cruiser’s scale, Noel Mikaelian won his first world champion by setting fire to the macabium behind the WBC belt. Unfortunately, for him we once again arrived at the point where the scorpion imposes a frog. The planned June defense against Ryan Rozicki was pushed to September, when Mikaelian suffered a cut, only to be a superior until December 7 for the appropriate reason.

Now Mauricio Sulaiman Jake Donovan says That the fight is once again because of the “ongoing legal disputes” between Mikaelian (27-2, 12 KO) and King. If only someone could see it.

The good news is that Sulaiman takes the opportunity to fix the wrong, throwing Rozicki (20-1, 19 KO) against Yamil Peart (17-1, 9 KO) in order to obtain a short-lived title in their rematch their extremely controversial meeting in 2022. The Przysicki victory turned out to be so glaring that WBC refused to transfer the “international” title and recommended that he be repealed to the competition.

The bad news is that Pealta, an Olympian from 2012, who won a solid victory over Thabiso Mchunu, will once again have to fight Rozicki in his hometown.

We will let you know if any stores with a state will raise the broadcast, although it is arduous to compete with the title Top Range rematch that evening.

Bakhram Murtazaliev (23-0, 17 food) could be the prevailing IBF champion, who entered today’s PBC at the main event, but most observers considered him clear weaker. However, this turned out to be completely wrong, because in a low time Murtazaliev hit Tima Teszyu (24-2, 17 food), dropping him four times in less than three full rounds to force the corner stop.

The first round was not much to speak, and Murtazaliev used an energetic stab to determine his better range. However, in the second round the situation warms up quickly, because both warriors show a desire to trade, and Murtazaliev finds the way to their destination faster, landing in a vast left to drop Tychu in the second. Tsyzyu would come back to his feet, but Murtazaliev followed this, abandoning Tsyzu twice as much in the second, and Tych barely escaped from the round.

The third round began with a ring doctor who examined Tych and cleaned him to continue, but Tsyzyu still did not regain his legs from the damage caused, but Murtazaliev again. Tziu got up again, but Murtazaliev jumped at him, hit him with larger arrows, and Tsyzyu crowded on the ropes before the white equipment was thrown from the corner of Tziu, ending the fight on the market 1:55 minutes.

This would have a huge win for Murtazaliev, who was already a champion, but he really confirmed before the most renowned opponent of his career. And vice versa, it was a great failure of Tsyza, who now lost two basic and will have to return to the drawing board.

• Mateo tapia d-10 endry savedra

PBC on the first opener was good, establishing a tone with a ton of the action there and back between Mateo Tapia (17-0-1, 10 dishes) and Endry Saavedra (16-1-1, 13 food). Tapia began for a better start, but she would see that the rush of fighting suddenly changes in the third round, when Saavedra was dropped twice.

Tapia managed to survive and then lead Savedra in a vast shot in the fifth round to regain some momentum. However, Saavydra would not be discouraged and continued to put pressure on the taps and eventually gained another knocking out in the ninth round. This was not enough, however, official results, and the judges turned to most of the draws of 94-92 taps and two even 93-93 cards.

• Yoenis Tellez TKO-7 Johan Gonzalez

Yoenis Tellez (9-0, 7 costs) survived a quick start from Johan Gonzalez (35-4, 34 food) and weathered this early storm to see Gonzalez at the middle rounds, where Tellez began to break it. When Gonzalez could no longer fight at the pace in which he began, Tellez placed hooks and the stealthing of the upper ones, which would start reaching Gonzalez, the mission on the canvas for the first time in the sixth round.

In the seventh round, Gonzalez was not the same warrior, and Tellez dropped him twice as much, the last of which made the judge immediately enter to stop in the fight on the market 1:57.