Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Serii Bohachuk’s Promoter, Is Reportedly Hoping To Set Him Up For A Big Fight Against Vergil Ortiz Jr. The Winner of Sebastian Fundo vs. Tim Tszyu 2, OR IBF Junior Middleweight Champion Bakhram Murteriev Next.
Bohachuk’s Big Fight Hopes
The Former WBC Interim 154-LB Champion Bohachuk (26-2, 24 kos) Wants to Fight One of Those Above Names on The September 13th Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford Undercard in Las Vegas. None of Those Fighters Will Be Available to Fight Bohachuk in September.
Turki’s Undercard Mandate
However, Turki Alalshikh Said He Wants To Fill The Undercard With Prospects. He Said He Wants To “Load With The Undercard Young, Hungry Fighters Who Deserve The Chance to Perform The Bright Lights. “
# 1 WBC-Ranked Junior Middleweight Contender Bohachuk, 30, Doesn’t fit Turki’s Description of “Young” Fighter. Still, HE’s Certainly “Hungry” and Being on the Canelo-Crawford Undercard, Provided He’s Matched Against a name Fighter Like Vergil, Tzyu, Or Fund.
“We’re Looking for Big Fight in the Fall. Fundo, Tszyu, Ortiz, Opponents for Bohachuk. Serii Doesn’t Believes HE’S The Best In The Best In The Division,” Said Promoter Tom Loeffler The ring.
WBC 154-LB Champion Fundora Is Defending Against Tszyu Next On July 19th In Their Rematch in Las Vegas. It would be too quick to turnaround to the winner of that Fight Back to Months Later to Face to Slugger Like Bohachuk on The Canelo Vs. Crawford Card in September. Even if allalshikh were open to the idea, that’s not enough time for the fundora-tszyu 2 Winner to recover what will likly be a grueling Fight.
The IBF Ordered Bohachuk with Begin Negotiations His Mandatory, Erickson Lubin, and That Fight Still Does A Scheduled Date.
Mykal Fox Rematch Needed
Given The Controversy Surrounding Bohachuk’s Last Fight Against Mykal Fox On May 17th, He Should Try To Set Up A With Him. Many Boxing Felt That Fox Was Robed In That Fight After Getting The Better of Bohachuk in Many Rounds, And Appearing To Knock Him Down in The Tenth Round With Jab.
The Referee Ruled It A Slip, But Replays Showed That Fox Caught Bohachuk A Hard Jab As He Coming Forward. Clearing Up The Controversy Over That Fight Would Be A Good Idea for Bohachuk, Because He Looked Awful Throughout. I Watched The Fight and Had Fox Winning 8-2. It Wasn’t Close at All. Bohachuk got dominated by The Lanky 6’3 “Fox.
Last Updated on 06/14/2025
