
Eduard Troyanovskiy Repeats, Drills Cesar Cuenca To Retain
19-year old light middleweight prospect Nikita Miroshnichenko improved his record to 4-0, 2 KOs, with a solid six-round unanimous decision over Ukrainian Pavlo Sharun (0-3).
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19-year old light middleweight prospect Nikita Miroshnichenko improved his record to 4-0, 2 KOs, with a solid six-round unanimous decision over Ukrainian Pavlo Sharun (0-3).

Tomorrow night, newly crowned IBF and IBO light welterweight champion Eduard Troyanovskiy (23-0, 20 KOs) will risk his regalia for the first time against the very same man he captured it from – Argentinean veteran Cesar Rene Cuenca (48-1, 2 KOs). On Nov. 4, Troyanovskiy has stopped Cuenca in six rounds of what was a controversial fight, the end came in bizarre fashion.

On April 8, a newly crowned IBF (and IBO) light welterweight champion Eduard Troyanovskiy (23-0, 20 KOs) will risk his regalia for the first time against the very same man he has captured it before – Argentinean veteran Cesar Rene Cuenca (48-1, 2 KOs). On Nov. 4, Troyanovskiy has stopped Cuenca in six rounds of what was a controversial fight, the end came in bizarre fashion.

On April 8 in Moscow, 'World of Boxing' will move forward with a planned event that will be headlined with a rematch between Eduard Troyanovsky of Russia and Argentinean Cesar Rene Cuenca for the IBF and IBO junior welterweight titles.

WBC cruiseweight champion, 36-year-old Russian Grigory Drozd, is seriously injured and unable to make a mandatory defense of his title against Ilunga Makabu. The fight was scheduled for April 8.

BoxNation will show Grigory Drozd and Illunga Makabu’s eagerly anticipated WBC World Cruiserweight Title showdown from Moscow on April 8. On the same bill, 48-1 star Cesar Rene Cuenca is out to avenge his only career defeat in a tasty rematch against Eduard Troyanovsky.

The now former junior welterweight world champion of the International Boxing Federation (IBF), Cesar Cuenca , returned to Argentina and lashed out against American referee David Fields, whom he considers responsible for his loss to undefeated Russian Eduard "The Eagle "Troyanovsky on Wednesday - where Cuenca suffered a sixth round TKO loss at the Basketball Hall Arena in Kazan, Russia.

KAZAN--Eduard Troyanovksy won his first world title, though coming in bizarre fashion. The unbeaten brusier from Russia stopped Cesar Cuenca in the 6th round of an awkward fight that featured a strange conclusion.

Cesar Cuenca and Eduard Troyanovsky are set to collide in a battle of unbeaten super lightweight boxers. Both fighters made weight for their title fight Wednesday evening in Kazan, Russia. Cuenca (47-0-0-2NC, 2KOs) weighed in at 139.2 lbs. for the first defense of the vacant super lightweight crown he won in a 12-round decision over Ik Yang on the road this past July in China. The career-best win marked his first fight outside of his native Argentina. He hits the road for the second straight time, once again facing an unbeaten local favorite. Troyanovsky weighed 139.3 lbs. for his first title fight. The 35-year old contender comes in riding a 12-fight knockout streak, including an impressive 8th round stoppage of Aik Shakhnazaryan in April, followed by a 3rd round knockout of Ronald Pontillas in a stay busy bout this past June.

35-year-old Russian junior welterweight contender Eduard Troyanovsky (22-0, 19KOs), who captured the IBO championship earlier this year, was initially scheduled to fight on September 5 in Germany. That fight has been canceled, because his promoters have managed to secure a much bigger prize.