2024年12月6日-7日IBA 冠军之夜迪拜站 – 战卡[赛后视频] IBA Champions’ Night Dubai

The co-main event features another 10-round IBA Pro World Champion title fight, this time at 54kg between two of the best boxers in the world – Shakhobidin Zoirov from Uzbekistan and Yoel Finol from Venezuela. In October, Zoirov won by split decision in Vienna over another accomplished boxer Samuel Carmona from Spain and fought to a draw against Dmitry Dvali of Russia in the summer.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/74398.html

The bout will be top quality one, and Finol will be hoping to catch the world title too. A victory over Alexis Alvarado in his home country in August was then followed by a unanimous defeat of Samat Zhetibayev in Vienna.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/74398.html

Ryan Martin (26-2) from the United States is now set to take on Jose Miguel Borrego (21-4) from Mexico over eight rounds for the IBA Pro American title at 67kg. Martin, who is to make his IBA debut, has a career going back a decade and has faced impressive boxers in the past including Scotland’s Josh Taylor. Borrego returns to IBA Champions’ Night for a third fight after losing his debut to Russia’s Khariton Agrba in the Sochi main event in March, before defeating Dante Ettore from the USA after four rounds a month later in Aguascalientes.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/quanji/74398.html

Australia’s Joel Camilleri and Weljon Mindoro from the Philippines are both vying for the IBA Pro Asian title at  75kg on the undercard. Camilleri is on a seven-match winning streak heading into the bout, while Mindoro (13-0-1) has yet to lose – recently leaving his home nation for the United States where he has won both of his bouts across the Pacific by knockout.

The IBA Pro African title in the 80kg division is on the line as the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Patrick Mukala (16-2-1) and Namibia’s Paulinus Ndjolonimu (18-0) are ready to fight against each other. It will be uncharted territory for both boxers who will fight outside of the continent for the first time. Mukala is undefeated in five years while Ndjolonimu has not lost ever in his professional career – but will box outside of Namibia for the first time.

Jose Quiles from Spain and Ardit Murja from Albania are to box for eight rounds for the IBA Pro 60kg European Champion title. Quiles, a European Games silver medallist, will be looking to bounce back from a defeat to Javier Ibañez in the main event of IBA Champions’ Night Madrid; and Murja (15-1) heads into the contest having won his last 13 matches, all held in his home country.

Puneh Akhundtabarmazandarani (7-3-1) from Iran and Romania’s Xenia Jorneac (11-7) are to face off in the only women’s contest of the night in the 57kg division. The Iranian, also known as “Tina” took Chiranchaya Phunsang of Thailand to a draw in Bangkok in August and will look to remain undefeated in four matches. Jorneac last fought professionally in September 2023 where she lost on points to Shannon Ryan.

Finally, Artush Hovhannisyan (6-0) from Armenia and Georgia’s Georgi Kushitashvili (2-0) will meet in an eight-round bout in the 86kg division. Hovhannisyan defeated Kazakhstan’s Adlan Selmurzayev in April at IBA Champions’ Night in Almaty, while his opponent has won by TKO in both of his professional contests.

On 7 December, the 5th edition of the Global Boxing Forum is to start at 10:00 at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel in the Safinah Ballroom, followed by the IBA Ordinary Congress at 14:00 local time.

The Global Boxing Forum (GBF) is an annual event organized by the IBA, bringing together key stakeholders from across the world to discuss the sport’s development, achievements, and future strategies. This prestigious platform serves to collaborate among athletes, coaches, National Federations, and other industry leaders.