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Card just beginning now on some Russian channel. Looks like the card of the weekend by a country mile. Several very interesting match ups with the main event being a potential FOTY contender between to aggressive and exciting action fights who like to throw bombs...a Cruiserweight Provodnikov Vs Matthysse

Dmitry Bivol, fighting his second bout, kicked off the show and looked VERY good. A really promising prospect at 175

Manuel Charr Vs Johann Duhaupas
An interesting Heavyweight bout on paper, winner perhaps in the running for a fight with Joshua later in the year?

Boxing Prospect wrote:Manuel Charr Vs Johann Duhaupas
An interesting Heavyweight bout on paper, winner perhaps in the running for a fight with Joshua later in the year?

Any idea what time the Lebedev fights due on?

ShadrachSimmo wrote:

Boxing Prospect wrote:Manuel Charr Vs Johann Duhaupas
An interesting Heavyweight bout on paper, winner perhaps in the running for a fight with Joshua later in the year?

Any idea what time the Lebedev fights due on?

Should be a few hours yet. A few interesting fights between now and then with Chakhkiev, Troyanovsky and I think Kudryashov (I assume Lebedev will be the final bout)

Charr SHOULD be well down here. He's bringing all the pressure but it's as effective as a chocolate teapot, the Frenchman landing the shots of note and out landing Charr. Round 8 of 10 now and Charr SHOULD need a KO

Going into the final round, popular view is that Charr has won a maximum of 3 of the previous 9.

Charr working the crowd after the final bell, seems confident...
Bit it's all for nothing, Duhpas wins the majority decision. Think it was 98-93 (x2) and 95-95

Lennox as seemingly part of Charrs team.

Chakhkiev Vs Brudov up next...love watching Chakhkiev

Brudov stopped in 4 VERY nasty KO. He's still down and out, medical team seeing to him in the ring. VICIOUS right hand. Hopefully he's ok and they certainly aren't rushing things here.

He managed to get to his corner with a huge round of applause and a lot of help. That was a KO of the year contender and reminiscent of Fedor Chudinov Vs Ben McCulloch in how long the guy was down

Wish this was on british tv, great card.

broomy7s wrote:Wish this was on british tv, great card.

At one point it did seem like allegedly were interested in shows from Russia, shame that stopped :(

Dmitry Kudryashov Vs Francisco Palacios at Cruiserweight...Kudryashov has looked like a very scary puncher so far into his career

Any idea when The main event will be on.

I'll look for a stream for the past couple of Povetkin cards someone on CS has posted a legal one up from Russian TV.

Palacios blown out in about....57 seconds...struggling to get to his feet...WOW!

Main event could be soon, not 100% the way they do these Russian cards (anyone who watched Jones Vs Lebedev may remember the LOOOOOONG wait)

Boxing Prospect wrote:Main event could be soon, not 100% the way they do these Russian cards (anyone who watched Jones Vs Lebedev may remember the LOOOOOONG wait)

Oh god they took aaaaaaaages before the Povetkin fights.

Shakhnazaryan is a very technical fighter. If he stays smart and on a move he can give Troyanovsky lot of problems. If he stays in the pocket he will get stopped. Anyway should be interesting.

Can't see anything but a Troyanovsky win here.

Boxing Prospect wrote:

broomy7s wrote:Wish this was on british tv, great card.

At one point it did seem like allegedly were interested in shows from Russia, shame that stopped :(

Shame would've been a great appetiser for tomorrow nights bill.

Shakh is winning. Independent judge had it 4-0 for Shakh.

FFS you useless blonde tosser, throw some body shots, Shakh got broken up with them against Lopez and really struggled for much of that fight as a result

Wtf? Yet another Russian puncher off the production line.

Nasty uppercut there and Shakhk never recovered before a follow up attack. Tryoya is limited but can punch