Hovhannes Bachkov: record, next fight and profile →
Russia’s unbeaten 2020 Olympic champion Albert Batyrgaziev, now 12-0 (8 KOs) as a pro, will defend his WBA junior lightweight title against Liverpool’s James “Jazza” Dickens in Turkey on July 2.
2016 Rio Olympics gold medalist Fazliddin Gaibnazarov (11-1, 6 KOs) continued his career renewal with an important points victory over fellow compatriot Jamshid Karimov in an all-Uzbeki light middleweight showdown.
Hovhannes Bachkov left a trail of destruction in his wake after a series of devastating sparring sessions, new coach Manny Robles has revealed.
Sunny Edwards aims to plead his case as the best flyweight in the world. The unbeaten Londoner is set for the second defense of his IBF flyweight title, as Edwards faces Pakistan’s Muhammad Waseem. Both fighters made weight for their scheduled 12-round fight, which headlines a Probellum card Saturday evening (local time) at Duty Free Tennis Stadium in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Bakhodir Jalolov and Hovhannes Bachkov, gold and bronze-winning Olympic medalists respectively, have been added to the card for Probellum’s first event of 2022, which takes place in Dubai next month.
Probellum has announced their latest promotional signing; Olympic bronze medalist Hovhannes Bachkov. Bachkov competed at both the 2016 and 2020 Olympic Games, winning a bronze medal in Tokyo for Armenia at lightweight.
Kamshybek Kunkabayev and Hovhannes Bachkov have looked back on their big success at the Tokyo Olympics – where they both came away with bronze medals.
Maxi Hughes backed up his win over Jono Carroll in August by snapping the unbeaten record of Viktor Kotochigov, dropping the Kazakh prospect on the way to a unanimous points decision in the ten-round lightweight top-of-the-bill in Dubai on Friday.
Armenian superstar Hovhannes Bachkov faces a tough test in his professional debut as he prepares to take on hard-hitting Samuel Gonzalez at Rotunda Rumble 4 on Hublot Time next Friday.
The Rotunda Rumble will return to The Rotunda at Caesars Bluewaters Dubai on October 9 – and features a superb main event between undefeated Viktor Kotochigov and Maxi Hughes for the WBC International lightweight title.