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Source: Soviet Sports
On the eve of the meeting in the "Olympic" (hopefully it will not break at the last moment) – it's time to remember how such meetings happened before. Ten male fights and a female fight will help us.
Alisultan Nadirbegov (15-1) – Sergei Dzinziruk (32-0)
October 21, 2006,
The first case of dispute from an important title by representatives of both countries
Dzinziruk, WBO world champion, based in Germany, came out in second defensive against Nadirbegov, who had never fought out of Russia. 19659008] In general, the blow of a Tolyatti boxer in a fight of this magnitude was unexpected – but his promoters squeezed out the maximum effect of victory over Kuvanchbekom Toigonbaev and Dninziruka the suit of the opponent because he was safe enough. 109-119, 108-119 and 108-120 – everyone has what he wanted. The Ukrainian kept the title (it belonged to him until 2011, until there was a defeat in the battle of unification against Sergio Martinez). The Russian received a good contribution. In 2008, Nadirbegov withdrew from boxing, returned three years later, eliminated two newcomers and finally left. Dzinziruk was eliminated by Brian Vera in January 2013, on which he finished.
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Zaurbek Baysangurov (17-0) – Roman Djuman (23-4-1)
March 23, 2008, Dnepropetrovsk, Palace of Sports "Meteor"
Native
Baysangurov's career only saw one defeat, that of the American Cornelius Bandrage. But in 2014, his career was abruptly interrupted and the WBO and IBO World Champion no longer appeared in the ring
As far as we know, it has nothing to do with "K2"
lost 7 fights (once per KO) and successfully finished his career in 2012.
Denis Boytsov (24-0) – Taras Bidenko (26-2) [19659004] June 6, 2009, Oberhausen, "Koenig Pilsner Arena"
Become an intercontinental champion of the WBA, and realize that for Vladimir and Vitali Klitschko of interest, he does not represent, Boytsov chose another for himself the retirement homes of the opponent – is considered very promising Taras Bidenko. The two boxers were little known in their countries, but very popular in Germany. Advantage in Boytsov's speed became a decisive factor, in the 6th round he got a very hard blow
Boytsov lost his title
Since then, Denis is in a coma, his life is now little known.
Denis Bakhtov (32-6) – Vyacheslav Glazkov 8])
March 26, 2011, Yekaterinburg, Palace of Play Sports
Living in
Person particularly unknown, but progressing rapidly Ukrainian probably left his victory: 72-80, 72-80, 72-80 – and all the judges were Russian.
Bakhtov, 33, then suffered five defeats in 11 bouts, including future grand champion Anthony Joshua in 2014 (by knockout in the second round). In 2017 and 2018, he loses twice in the beginning of professional boxing.
Glazkov reached 2016 without defeat, but lost in January
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Sergei Kovalev (22-0-1) – Ismail Sillah (21-1)
November 30, 2013, Quebec, Colosseum of Pepsi [19659006] The first defense of Sergei Kovalev champion WBO title, won in a fight with Nathan Cleverly. Before the battle, the two bridled abruptly (Kovalev even recorded a video message "What do you come across, Petya?"). Born in Zaporozhye Silla (mother – Ukrainian, father – native of Sierra Leone) and the amateur ring does not look in an exceptional way, his maximum – World Cup d & # 's 39; money. Against the Kovalev hitter, Ismail had nothing to do – the first exact shot resulted in a knockdown, and the next Kovalev combination sent Syllah into the ropes in a heavy knockout. Kovalev is again the champion of the WBO, and Syllah drags a miserable existence, having lost the last three fights. Interestingly, disqualified in amateur boxing for doping, the Ukrainian defeated 6 defeats in the professional ring – and 4 of them Russians.
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Alexander Povetkin (26-0) – Vladimir Klichko (60-3) ]
October 5, 2013, Moscow, "Olympic"
The most famous meeting of boxers of the two countries. The battle was canceled several times (for the first time they started talking about him in 2008), or was transferred, then
In fact, no fight then occurred. Klitschko won absolutely every round, and 4 times Povetkin was knocked down. The three judges put 119-104 in favor of the champion. What is more memorable are the cries of "Red Cock Bay!" From the corner of Alexander, and the total amount of foul language around the ring. In the history of professional boxing in Russia, it was the most popular and popular event.
Povetkinu will meet Wembley with WBO, IBO and IBF World Champion Anthony Joshua in September, this is the last attempt of the Russian to win the league title. Klitschko finished his career after losing to Joshua, who became his second consecutive successor.
Andrei Knyazev (11-1) – Alexander Usik (6-0)
April 18, 2015, Kiev, Palace of Sports [19659006] Olympic Champion London-2012 Usik (it's him who danced hopak on the canvas ring at "Doklnds Coliseum") already in the 5th professional fight he won the intercontinental championship title, and defends him four times. At the time of the battle with Knyazev, relations between Russia and Ukraine had already been spoiled, and the idea of holding this meeting in Kiev was obviously bold, but not very promising for Knyazev. Before the battle, Usik had to calm the fans of Kiev ("If
Now Usik is the undefeated WBO and WBC world champion (and the first authoritative issue of the boxrec.com website.)
Knyazev also lost 5 out of 10 fights including Ismail Sillah). The last two defeats have been inflicted by newcomers very "green".
Aslanbek Kozayev (26-1-1) – Taras Shelestyuk (12-0)
6 November 2015,
World Champion- 2011 and 2012 Olympic Games bronze medalist Shelestyuk confidently began his career in the professional ring, and already in the 13th fight had a chance to become an intercontinental champion (WBA). His opponent was Aslanbek Kozayev, a native Ossetian who has been playing in the pros since 2008, and is hardly noticeable in the amateur boxing version. The advantage of Shelestyuk in the 10 round battle was absolutely obvious: 90-100, 90-100 and 91-99
The Ukrainian
After that, in the career of "Lion" came a break of half a year. In March 2018, Kozaev returned and hit Colombia's Orlyona Padilla.
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Alexander Povetkin (32-1) – Andrey Rudenko (31-2)
July 1, 2017, Moscow, Concert Hall "Russia"
Having replaced several coaches, and after going through two suspicions in the use of doping, Alexander Povetkin (and probably his team), has apparently realized that fighting with ridiculous characters, such as not even a proper shoe of the French fame Joan Duop that 39 they can not find. For the next fight was written pretty strong Ukrainian Rudenko, who lost only 2 fights in his career, and has never been in knockout. It did not happen, and here – Povetkin won with a crushing score (120-108, 120-108 and 120-109), but only on points. Nevertheless, his career has grown again, and now he has a title fight. Rudenko (he is younger than Povetkin since 4 years) has not appeared in the ring since then.
Maria Krivoshapkina (1-2) – Oksana Romanova (6-9-1)
March 6, 2008, Yakutsk, IC "50 Years of Victory"
The world of boxing is very odd, and sometimes the characters enter the title searchers, which is impossible to explain from the point of view of logic
. As a result, having defeated more than victories, they went to challenge the title of CIS and Slovenia champion (do not ask what it means – the story goes silent) in Yakutsk.
It seems that Krivoshapkina should have been helped, and perhaps these and the others. But in the end, the victory went to the Ukrainian woman with a very strange split decision: 58-56, 56-58, 56-60.
Alexey Andronov
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