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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Alexander Bakhtin, IBO Super Bantam Champ Retires

    Reigning undefeated IBO super bantamweight champion Alexander “Sasha” Bakhtin (31-0, 12 KOs) announced his retirement from boxing on Saturday, April 20, as a part of an extended TV interview with the Fight Club (“Boytsovskiy Klub”) crew. The permanent retirement is effective immediately, according to one of the most renowned (yet underachieving) Russian prizefighters.

    “A decision is made for me to end my professional career”, said the 31-year old from Balashikha by way of Chita. “There are some serious health issues and I definitely won’t fight in future. Instead, I’ll pursue a career in politics. Also, I’m planning to stay active in boxing by teaching young fighters, guiding them to newer heights”, commented Bakhtin. [Click Here To Read More]
  • Cloud
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    He was very boring.

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    • The Hammer
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      #3
      He was a very skillful boxer and a joy to watch.

      Too bad the top fighters in his weight division avoided him.

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      • tostao
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        pls trust my words : NOBODY AVOIDED ALEXANDER BAKHTIN , him or his management avoided big fights .

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        • blak81
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          #5
          Rigondeaux's team considered fighting him last year. Not sure what happened or who pulled out but it may most likely be because Rigo fought Marroquin and was scheduled to fight Poon.

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          • kiaba360
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            #6
            Frampton/Darchinyan for the IBO title, that would be a pretty good fight.

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            • ddangerous
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              #7
              Originally posted by kiaba360
              Frampton/Darchinyan for the IBO title, that would be a pretty good fight.
              That would be a good scrap.

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              • Cloud
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                Originally posted by Freedom.
                He was a very skillful boxer and a joy to watch.

                Too bad the top fighters in his weight division avoided him.
                Really?

                He was skilled but he never struck me as a top fighter.. Unless you're being sarcastic?

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                • hyeduk
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                  Absolutely agree !!!!! The reason he never had a chance to fight for a world title simply because his management (his promoter in particular) didnt want to him to travel. They wanted the world title holders to come to Moscow and fight him there, where they get robbed. Another thing, they sometime pay boxers to lose a fight, and its quite common that all these bouts are staged even in kickboxing.

                  Originally posted by tostao
                  pls trust my words : NOBODY AVOIDED ALEXANDER BAKHTIN , him or his management avoided big fights .

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