On February 20, Moscow will be presented with an event that is about to combine both joyful and sad moments within a single card. The possible top bill of the evening (which will be officially announced later) will be the opportunity to see one of Russia’s top pugilistic operators in action and to say goodbye to his ending boxing career.
Moscow, Russia - WBA Gold super flyweight titlist Mikhail Aloyan (7-1, 1 KOs) got the better of the unusually tough Tanzanian boxer Mchanja Yohana Bakari (12-3, 10 KOs) in a fight, which was considerably harder for the winner than originally expected when comparing both fighters' records and backgrounds.
St. Petersburg, Russia - His fight with Ukrainian Olexander Hryschuk was a first in many ways for the WBA Gold super flyweight champion Mikhail 'Misha' Aloyan. It was the first successful defense of his title and it was also the first stoppage that Aloyan, 32, scored as a pro.
On June 4, in St. Petersburg, Russia's WBA Gold champion Fedor Chudinov will defend his title against South African boxer Ryno Liebenberg in the main event, at the International Economic Forum.
Former Super WBA super middleweight champion Fedor Chudinov is still full of promise to face the elite of his weight class. The very elite of the division consists of just two names: the Super WBA, WBC and WBO champion and the consensus P4P #1 ranked Mexican Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and undefeated IBF champion Caleb Plant from the United States. Canelo is specifically on the mind of the Russian fighter, who owns the gold version of the WBA belt.
A bronze medalist of the 2012 Olympic Games, Russian boxer Mikhail Aloyan, has contracted the coronavirus and his fight that was scheduled for December has been canceled, according to information provided by the boxer's team to tass.
Former amateur star Mikhail Aloyan is on track to a world title fight, despite being rarely seen in the ring for a year and a half. Team Aloyan announced a two-fight strategic plan, which – if successful – enables a two-time Olympic medalist for Russia to become the WBA 'regular' titleholder in the super flyweight division by the end of this year.
Kirill Shchekutyev, a deputy general secretary of the Russian Boxing Federation and a member of the WBA governing board, revealed some plans on future fights and prospects of several Russian fighters in his video-interview for the RBF’s portal two weeks ago. Here are the most interesting excerpts:
Mikhail Aloyan, formerly a decorated amateur star and then a world title challenger, got back into action after more than a year off the map to convincingly outpoint WBA #14 super flyweight Ronal Batista (12-2, 8 KOs) in Kemerovo, Russia.
The 10th of December will see the comeback of a familiar figure after a long time in the wings. Former world title challenger Misha Aloyan (4-1) will see action for the first time in over a year since his close yet unanimous decision loss to reigning WBO bantamweight champion Zolani Tete in a quarterfinal bout of the WBSS's second season.