Muslim Gadzhimagomedov: record, next fight and profile →
Muslim Gadzhimagomedov’s second defense of his WBA bridgerweight title will come against former cruiserweight contender Thabiso Mchunu on January 31 in Moscow, Russia, according to the International Boxing Association
WBA bridgerweight champion Muslim Gadzhimagomedov (5-0) retained the title last night in Ufa (Russia) on an IBA Champions Night promotion with a unanimous decision over German challenger Leon Harth (22-6-1). The judges all had it 120-108 in favor of the champion.
The WBA bridgerweight champion Muslim Gadzhimagomedov (4-0), of Russia, defends his title against Germany’s Leon Harth
The European Boxing Union held its annual General Assembly last weekend, handing out 2023 awards and deciding on other EBU matters.
UAE - Amateur star and rising cruiserweight/heavyweight prospect Muslim Gadzhimagomedov (3-0, 2 KOs) got his biggest career win so far (as a prizefighter) by stopping former IBF cruiserweight title challenger Artur Mann in nine rounds.
Russia's Muslim Gadzhimagomedov secured victory over Cuban superstar Julio Cesar La Cruz at the IBA Champions’ Night in Serpukhov, Russia that preceded International Boxing Day and its worldwide celebrations.
Nine fights are to be featured at the IBA Champions’ Night event taking place 26 August in Serpukhov, Russia on the eve of International Boxing Day. In the main event, two-time World Champion Muslim Gadzhimagomedov from Russia is to fight against legendary Julio Cesar La Cruz from Cuba, a 5-time world champion and 2-time Olympic gold medallist.
Moscow, Russia - 2020 Tokyo Olympics silver medalist cruiserweight Muslim Gadzhimagomedov (1-0, 1 KO) made his debut as a pro with quick demolition of overweight and out-of-shape Colombian journeyman Deibis Berrocal (17-9, 16 KOs) in two rounds.
There’s no better way to end this year with a bang than to showcase some of the nation’s brightest talent within one nicely packed card. Sergey Strelkov of Dynamo Boxing Promotions is about to do just that on December 24 at the legendary “Krilya Sovetov” sports arena in the central part of Moscow.