Fedor Chudinov: record, next fight and profile →
The Russian Boxing Federation and their partners at the Patriot Boxing Promotions announced the annual edition of the International Boxing Day, a specific date, designated by the Federation to commemorate the pride of both amateur boxing and prizefighting. Officially the date is July 22 but, as it comes on Monday, festivities will take no less than two days, starting from July 21.
A couple of world-rated fighters showcased their talent in front of partisan local crowd, when Alexander Popov of the Patriot Boxing Promotions staged a well-rounded fight card in Kazan on Volga River – one of the biggest Russian cities. The show took place yesterday.
Former WBA super middleweight champion Fedor Chudinov, fresh of his stoppage win over Chinese contender Vuzhati Nuerlang in March, plans another stop en route to the next world title shot on May 16 in Kazan, Russia. A vacant WBA Continental 168lb belt will be at stake in this fight.
Former WBA super middleweight champion Fedor Chudinov was on a four-fight winning streak, coming into his clash versus little-known Chinese import Wuzhati Nuerlang, which took place yesterday in Serpukhov, Russia. For many he was coming in with a legitimate loss to Frenchman Nadjib Mokhammedi on July 21, his latest fight, which went into the record-books as a W for Chudinov and one of the most controversial decisions of 2018.
WBA #2, IBF #5 and WBC #7 super middleweight Fedor Chudinov (18-2, 12 KOs) will return to the ring for the first time since last bout – a highly controversial split decision over Frenchman Nadjib Mokhammedi in July 2018 – on December 14 in Krasnodar, Russia. Chudinov will defend his WBA International 168lb title against yet unknown opponent.
Moscow, Russia - Former light heavyweight world title challenger Nadjib Mohammedi should have had a hugely successful return to the super middleweight class with a career-lifting decision over former Super WBA champion Fedor Chudinov but... instead he became the victim of a highly controversial split decision loss, which has infuriated the crowd.
As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, former World Boxing Association (WBA) super middleweight champion Fedor Chudinov will return to the ring on July 21 at Olympic Stadium in Moscow, Russia. Chudinov will face Frenchman Najib Mohammedi, according to Vasily Konov.
According to Umar Kremlev, the General Secretary of the Russian Boxing Federation, they are loading up the undercard for the scheduled World Boxing Super Series final between cruiserweight champions Oleksandr Usyk and Murat Gassiev.
WBA International middleweight champion Fedor Chudinov (17-2, 12 KOs) said that he began preparations for his July battle in the United States under the leadership of the well-known coach Abel Sanchez. Chudinov was back in the ring on February 3 in Sochi, when he defeated Timo Laine. In his previous matches, the Russian fighter was being trained by the coach of the Russian national boxing team, Edward Kravtsov.
WBA International super middleweight champion Fedor Chudinov will collide with undefeated prospect Bobby Gunn Jr. - the son of Bobby Gunn - on February 3 in Sochi, according to what Russian promoter Vladimir Hryunov told RIA Novosti. This fight will take place as part of the undercard to the semi-final clash in the World Boxing Super Series, between the IBF cruiserweight world champion Murat Gassiev and WBA "regular" cruiserweight champion Yunier Dorticos.