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154,12 rounds.

The battle between two of my countrymen.

Bohachuk impressed me against Mendoza, but he's still a bit one-dimensional. Dzinziruk in his prime was a far more versatile fighter. I remember him outboxing a solid Daniel Santos in his first title fight.

However, Lukasz Koneczny (who was built similarly to Bohachuk and was a come forward type of fighter) gave Dzinziruk a helluva fight. So, you never know.

Also, an important nuance is that Bohachuk has quality sparring, while training in US. Often, when you train alongside Latinos, Americana - you go through a true roller coaster of tough sparring and, when you step in the ring, you can go another gear in a real fight.

All in all, I'd take a more skilled Dzinziruk by a close decision in a tough fight.

Dzinzuruk was quality as is Bohachuk. Both well schooled with nice jabs. Dzinzuruk split decision but I'm not confident of that.