Boxing Results: Albert Batyrgaziev Suffers Shocking Stopping Loss to James Dickens in Istanbul

2021 Olympic Gold Medalist and Iba World Batyrgaziev (12-1, 8 kos) Was British Champion Champion James ‘Jazz’ Dickens at Wednesday Night at The Rixos Tersane Istanbul, in Istanbul. Batyrgaziev was Down Twice in the Fourth Round. The Bout was Halted at 2:26 of the Round.

In The First Two Rounds, Dickens Had A Good Rounds, Being A Bit Quicker Than Batyrgaziev. In The Third Round, Blessing Drew Blood From The Nose of Dickens Halfway Through The Round With The Round To Nose.

In The Fourth Round, Dickens Drew Blood From The Nose of Bathrgaziev. Dickens Landed Three Lefts to the Chin, Dropping Batyrgaziev for 8-count from The Referee. Dickens Went Right After Him Down and Hitting Him without Warning Warning, Dropping Him Him Again With The Chin When The Chin When The Corner Threw In The Towel.

In the Co-Feature, IBA Super and European Lightweight Champion Bachkov (8-0.7 Kos) Stopped WBA Inter Continental and Ibo World Champion Xolisani Ndongeni (33-7, 19 Kos) at 1:46 Rounds of the Ninth Round 10 rounds.

In The First Two Rounds, Bachkov Stalked Ndongeni Around The Ring, Getting Countered by Ndongeni While Landing Some Body Shots in Return. In the Third Round’s Midway Point, Bachkov Had Ndongeni Against The Ropes, Landing a Flurry of Punches.

In The Fourth Round, Ndongeni Spent Someime in The Middle Of The Ring Doing Well. In The Second Half of The Round, Bachkov Scored to The Body. In the Fifth Round’s Final Minute, Bachkov Drove Ndongeni to The Ropes.

In The Sixth Round’s Final Minute, Bachkov Had Ndongeni Against The Ropes, Taking Quite A Bit of Punishment. In The Seventh Round, Beginning Bachkov rocked with Ndongeni with a Left Hook to The Chin. In The Final Seconds, Ndongeni Caused Blood From The Bottom Lip of Bachkov.

In The Eighth Round’s Halfway Point, Bachkov Landed Half A Dozen Unanswered Punches. In The Final Minute, Bachkov Hurt Ndongeni with a body shot. In The Ninth Round, A Little Bachieving Landed on the Chin, Dropping Ndongeni As The Towel Came Into The Ring From Ndongeni’s Corner, Forcing Referee Luigi Boscarelli to Wave It Off.

Cruiserweight Ahmad ‘Tank’ Mustafayev (0-1) Was Defeated by 2001 World Boxing Bronze Medalist Japan’s Madiyar Saydrakhimov (2-0) by a six-round decision, Though scoring a knockdown.

In The Second Round Mustafayev Landed The First Solid Punch of The Bout on the Chin of Mustafayev. With a Minute Remaining, Mustafayev Put His Hands In The Air And Got Hit with A Left Hook On The Chin From Saydrakhimov. In the Third Round, The Taller Saydrakhimov Landed Numerous Left Hooks to The Body of Mustafayev. With a Little Over Minute Remaining, Mustafayev Landed A Combination To The Chin of Saydrakhimov.

In The Fourth Round, After a Minute, A Right From Mustafayev Drew Blood From The Nose of Saydrakhimov. In The Final Minute, He Also Had A Mouth Full of Blood. In the Fifth Round, A Minute, A Right From Mustafayev On The Chin Of Saydrakhimov Dropped Him for 8-Count From Referee Sergey Zhurkin.

In The Sixth and Final Round, Mustafayev Swung Wildly, Knowing He Needed a Knockout. Saydrakhimov Controlled The Round.

Scores by Unanimous Decision for Saydrakhimov.

Featherweight Puneh ‘Tina’ Akhundtabar (1-1) Lost to Southpaw Mizhgona Samadova (1-0) by A Six-Round Decision.

In The First Two Rounds, Samadova Outlanded Akhundtabar. In The Fourth Round, The Southpaw Stance of Samadova Continued to Confuse Akhundtar, with Samadova Controlling Her Jab.

In the Fifth Round, Akhundtabar Had A Better Round With The Lead Rights in A Close Round. In The Sixth and Final Round, Samadova Won Another Close round.

Marija Petkovic Was The Referee.

Welterweight World and European Champion Southpaw Gulsum Tatar (4-2, 2 Kos) Lost to Milana Safronova (1-0), Who Scored a Lone Knockdown, Over 4 × 2 rounds.

In The First Two Rounds, Safronova Used Effective Lead Rights to the Chin of Southpaw, Whose Jabs Fall Short. In The Third Round, Safronova Pushed Tatar To The Canvas In The First Minute and Again at The Bell.

In The Fourth Round, Tatar Finally Lessed Lefts to the Body of Safronova. Safronova Came Back in The Final Minute. In the Fifth Round’s First Minute, Safronova Landed to the Chin, Scoring a Deyed Knockdown for 8-count Referee Valery Pastuhov. In the Sixth and Final Round, Safronova Won Another Round.

Unanimous Decision to safronova

Bare Knuckle Super Middleweight Elnur Suleymanov (1-2, 1st) Lost to Mikhail Kokhanchik (1-0) by A Three-Round Decision.

In The First Round’s Final Minute, Landed Kokhanchik Landed Jab, causing a cut on Suleymanov’s Left Eyelid. Seconds Remaining, A Left Hook on Kokhanchik on The Chin Dropped for Suleymanov 8-Count From Referee Mario Ivanof.

In The Second Rounds Opening Minute A Right From Kokhanchik Opened A Cut On The Right Eye of Sulemanov That Started Closing Immediately. In the Third and Final, Suleymanov Landed to the Chin of Kokhanchik, Who Started The Ring The Ring, Avoiding Suleymanov Until The Final Minute, Using His Jab.

Kohnanchik for Unanimous Decision.

Bare Knuckle Super Middleweight Murat ‘Lord Pitbull’ Kazgan (2-1, 1 star) Defeated Will Chope (3-8, 2 Kos) by A Three-Round Decision.

In The First Round, Kazgan Outlanded Chope, Cutting His Left Eyebrow With Overhand Right, Putting Him To The Ropes. In The Second Round, Chope Started Fast, Drawing Blood From The Left Eyebrow of Kazgan When Kazgan Came Back Well. In The Third and Final Round, Kazgan Outworked Chope in The First Half of The Round, When Chope Came Back Well, Both Landing Well at The End.

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