It will be Mahmoud Charr’s stablemate in EC Boxing Ukrainian Igor “Hulk” Shevadutskyi (11-1) actioning in to deal with Kubrat Pulev this coming Saturday (March 30) in Sofia (Bulgaria). It’s not a world title fight however the WBA will still gather some approving charges as its Intercontinental title is at stake.
Shevadutskyi is no “Hulk” however is a huge, strong, capable guy whose only loss was to Martin Bakole.
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Swedish light heavy Costas Nanga (11-0) remains in training school in Alicante (Spain) where he prepares with his coach Roman Anuchin for the June 1 fight in Maria Enzersdorf (Austria) against Bernardin Jakaj (16-0). It’s a non-title fight set up for 10 rounds and an exceptional match on paper – however likewise a dangerous fight and someone’s 0 is most likely to go-
“I desired this fight,” stated Nanga. “It’s huge obstacle however I am anticipating it and I will have 10-week camp behind me June 1. There are too couple of battles like this in expert boxing unlike in MMA or Muay Thai where they want to take more threats.”
Costas likewise states he invests a great deal of time studying his challenger, not simply inside the ring however likewise beyond the ropes.
“I would like to know how he believes, why he does things the method he does,” specified Nanga, who started his profession in martial arts then turned to Muay Thai where he likewise turned professional.
He later on started with boxing and remained in the Swedish elite after simply a couple of battles and won Silver in 2 championship games before turning professional in 2021.
The occasion in Maria Enzersforf is promoted by Simba Sports, headed by ex-pro Timy Shala.
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Swedish heavyweight champ Pezhman Seifkhani (15-1) is back in action April 20 in Zagreb (Croatia) after an injury associated lay-off.
Joining Seifkhani is his Croatian stablemate light heavyweight Marko Calic (15-1) and light-weight Paolo Magui (8-0).
Female extremely welter Ivana Habazin (22-5) headings and will now deal with Hungarian Kinga Magyar (14-4) with the WBA interim and uninhabited WBC titles at stake.
