Rostislav Plechko - Revision history

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Boxing Career

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	== Boxing Career ==		== Boxing Career ==

	As an amateur boxer, Plechko was awarded the Saint-Petersburg heavyweight title. He made his professional boxing debut on February 27, 2016 after defeating Sedrak Agagulyan in the first round. Plechko went on to win nine additional fights (and all of which were knockouts within the first round), including victories against Evgeny Orlov and Bernard Adie. On June 10, 2017, Rostislav became the Russian heavyweight champion by stopping Vladimir Goncharov in the first round. After defeating Goncharov, Plechko went on to win the WBA Asia heavyweight title from Ibrahim Labaran on September 7, 2017. In his most recent fight, Plechko stopped Brazilian heavyweight Irineu Beato Costa Junior in the first round. Plechko's professional record currently stands at 13 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws and 13 wins by knockout (all of which were stoppages in the first round). He also has a two ~~and a half out of five~~ star rating ~~on BoxRec~~.		As an amateur boxer, Plechko was awarded the Saint-Petersburg heavyweight title. He made his professional boxing debut on February 27, 2016 after defeating Sedrak Agagulyan in the first round. Plechko went on to win nine additional fights (and all of which were knockouts within the first round), including victories against Evgeny Orlov and Bernard Adie. On June 10, 2017, Rostislav became the Russian heavyweight champion by stopping Vladimir Goncharov in the first round. After defeating Goncharov, Plechko went on to win the WBA Asia heavyweight title from Ibrahim Labaran on September 7, 2017. In his most recent fight, Plechko stopped Brazilian heavyweight Irineu Beato Costa Junior in the first round. Plechko's professional record currently stands at 13 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws and 13 wins by knockout (all of which were stoppages in the first round). He also has a two star rating.

	Plechko is currently coached by Alexander Zimin (Russian: Александр Зимин).		Plechko is currently coached by Alexander Zimin (Russian: Александр Зимин).

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	'''Rostislav Borisovich Plechko''' (Russian: Ростислав Борисович Плечко; born 5 January, 1989) is a Russian professional boxer who currently holds the Russian and WBA Asia heavyweight titles.		'''Rostislav Borisovich Plechko''' (Russian: Ростислав Борисович Плечко; born 5 January, 1989) is a Russian professional boxer who currently holds the Russian and [[WBA]] Asia heavyweight titles.

	Rostislav Plechko was born in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. A severe pelvis joint trauma was revealed at birth, and despite doctors recommending an urgent surgery, his parents decided to treat their son themselves, and at the age of six, he began walking without any restrictions. After achieving a sports degree in canoeing, he became the Saint-Petersburg City Canoeing champion making it to the final of Russia State Championship. He quit canoeing at the age of fourteen, and just two years later he was enrolled to SPBGU University, and began to attend boxing classes at the university's amateur boxing club.		Rostislav Plechko was born in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. A severe pelvis joint trauma was revealed at birth, and despite doctors recommending an urgent surgery, his parents decided to treat their son themselves, and at the age of six, he began walking without any restrictions. After achieving a sports degree in canoeing, he became the Saint-Petersburg City Canoeing champion making it to the final of Russia State Championship. He quit canoeing at the age of fourteen, and just two years later he was enrolled to SPBGU University, and began to attend boxing classes at the university's amateur boxing club.

Toby da pug at 13:56, 7 September 2018

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	'''Rostislav Borisovich Plechko''' (Russian: Ростислав Борисович Плечко; born 5 January, 1989) is a Russian professional boxer who currently holds the Russian and WBA Asia heavyweight titles.		'''Rostislav Borisovich Plechko''' (Russian: Ростислав Борисович Плечко; born 5 January, 1989) is a Russian professional boxer who currently holds the Russian and WBA Asia heavyweight titles.

	Rostislav Plechko was born in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. A severe pelvis joint trauma was revealed at birth, and despite doctors recommending an urgent surgery, his parents decided to treat their son themselves, and at the age of six, he began walking without any restrictions. After achieving a sports degree in canoeing, he became the Saint-Petersburg City Canoeing champion making it to the final of Russia State Championship. He quit canoeing at the age of fourteen, and just two years later he was enrolled to SPBGU University, and began to attend boxing classes at the university's[amateur boxing club.		Rostislav Plechko was born in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. A severe pelvis joint trauma was revealed at birth, and despite doctors recommending an urgent surgery, his parents decided to treat their son themselves, and at the age of six, he began walking without any restrictions. After achieving a sports degree in canoeing, he became the Saint-Petersburg City Canoeing champion making it to the final of Russia State Championship. He quit canoeing at the age of fourteen, and just two years later he was enrolled to SPBGU University, and began to attend boxing classes at the university's amateur boxing club.

	== Boxing Career ==		== Boxing Career ==

	As an amateur boxer, Plechko was awarded the Saint-Petersburg heavyweight title. He made his professional boxing debut on February 27, 2016 after defeating Sedrak Agagulyan in the ~~second~~ round. Plechko went on to win nine additional fights (and all of which were knockouts within the first round), including victories against Evgeny Orlov and Bernard Adie. On June 10, 2017, Rostislav became the Russian heavyweight champion by stopping Vladimir Goncharov in the first round. After defeating Goncharov, Plechko went on to win the WBA Asia heavyweight title from Ibrahim Labaran on September 7, 2017. Plechko's professional record currently stands at 12 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws and 12 wins by knockout (~~and~~ all of which were in the first round). He also has a two out of five star rating in BoxRec.		As an amateur boxer, Plechko was awarded the Saint-Petersburg heavyweight title. He made his professional boxing debut on February 27, 2016 after defeating Sedrak Agagulyan in the first round. Plechko went on to win nine additional fights (and all of which were knockouts within the first round), including victories against Evgeny Orlov and Bernard Adie. On June 10, 2017, Rostislav became the Russian heavyweight champion by stopping Vladimir Goncharov in the first round. After defeating Goncharov, Plechko went on to win the WBA Asia heavyweight title from Ibrahim Labaran on September 7, 2017. In his most recent fight, Plechko stopped Brazilian heavyweight Irineu Beato Costa Junior in the first round. Plechko's professional record currently stands at 13 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws and 13 wins by knockout (all of which were stoppages in the first round). He also has a two and a half out of five star rating on BoxRec.

	Plechko is currently coached by Alexander Zimin (Russian: Александр Зимин).		Plechko is currently coached by Alexander Zimin (Russian: Александр Зимин).

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	== Boxing Career ==		== Boxing Career ==

	As an amateur boxer, Plechko was awarded the Saint-Petersburg heavyweight title. He made his professional boxing debut on February 27, 2016 after defeating Sedrak Agagulyan in the second round. Plechko went on to win nine additional fights (and all of which were knockouts within the first round), including victories against Evgeny Orlov and Bernard Adie. On June 10, 2017, Rostislav became the Russian heavyweight champion by stopping Vladimir Goncharov in the first round. After defeating Goncharov, Plechko went on to win the [[WBA Asia]] heavyweight title from Ibrahim Labaran on September 7, 2017. Plechko's professional record currently stands at 12 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws and 12 wins by knockout (and all of which were in the first round). He also has a two out of five star rating in BoxRec.		As an amateur boxer, Plechko was awarded the Saint-Petersburg heavyweight title. He made his professional boxing debut on February 27, 2016 after defeating Sedrak Agagulyan in the second round. Plechko went on to win nine additional fights (and all of which were knockouts within the first round), including victories against Evgeny Orlov and Bernard Adie. On June 10, 2017, Rostislav became the Russian heavyweight champion by stopping Vladimir Goncharov in the first round. After defeating Goncharov, Plechko went on to win the WBA Asia heavyweight title from Ibrahim Labaran on September 7, 2017. Plechko's professional record currently stands at 12 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws and 12 wins by knockout (and all of which were in the first round). He also has a two out of five star rating in BoxRec.

	Plechko is currently coached by Alexander Zimin (Russian: Александр Зимин).		Plechko is currently coached by Alexander Zimin (Russian: Александр Зимин).

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			'''Rostislav Borisovich Plechko''' (Russian: Ростислав Борисович Плечко; born 5 January, 1989) is a Russian professional boxer who currently holds the Russian and WBA Asia heavyweight titles.

			Rostislav Plechko was born in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. A severe pelvis joint trauma was revealed at birth, and despite doctors recommending an urgent surgery, his parents decided to treat their son themselves, and at the age of six, he began walking without any restrictions. After achieving a sports degree in canoeing, he became the Saint-Petersburg City Canoeing champion making it to the final of Russia State Championship. He quit canoeing at the age of fourteen, and just two years later he was enrolled to SPBGU University, and began to attend boxing classes at the university's[amateur boxing club.

			== Boxing Career ==

			As an amateur boxer, Plechko was awarded the Saint-Petersburg heavyweight title. He made his professional boxing debut on February 27, 2016 after defeating Sedrak Agagulyan in the second round. Plechko went on to win nine additional fights (and all of which were knockouts within the first round), including victories against Evgeny Orlov and Bernard Adie. On June 10, 2017, Rostislav became the Russian heavyweight champion by stopping Vladimir Goncharov in the first round. After defeating Goncharov, Plechko went on to win the [[WBA Asia]] heavyweight title from Ibrahim Labaran on September 7, 2017. Plechko's professional record currently stands at 12 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws and 12 wins by knockout (and all of which were in the first round). He also has a two out of five star rating in BoxRec.

			Plechko is currently coached by Alexander Zimin (Russian: Александр Зимин).

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