Hasanboy Dusmatov W10 Samuel Carmona... The Humo Arena in Tashkent, Uzbekistan saw the first-ever IBA pro flyweight champion crowned as local favorite Hasanboy Dusmatov secured a victory against Samuel Carmona of Spain by a unanimous decision. DusmatoDusmatov and Carmona delivered an exciting ten-round bout filled with solid exchanges. By the end of the bout, all three judges had scored it in Dusmatov’s favor: 99-91, 100-90, and 97-93. IBA President Umar Kremlev presented Dusmatov affectionately known as “Professor,” with the championship belt.
ADDITIONAL RESULTS
Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev, defending IBA world champion from Uzbekistan, participated in his first-ever eight-round contest against Fatih Keles of Türkiye. The welterweight outboxed his opponent using speed and movement. Keles relied on closing the distance in a closed stance and launching hooks during the Uzbek’s attacks. However, Muydinkhujaev quickly adapted to this tactic, acting preemptively, skilfully breaking the distance after his own attacks, and frequently delivering strikes that penetrated his opponent’s block. Muydinkhujaev’s performance left no room for Keles to challenge, resulting in a confident unanimous victory.
In an explosive six-round middleweight bout, Uzbekistan's Alokhon Abdullaev consistently landed powerful punches against Mongolia's Otgonjargal Jargal. Abdullaev’s superior footwork allowed him to dodge attacks and counter effectively, culminating in a one-two combination that floored Jargal in the fifth round, leading to a knockout victory.
World amateur championships 2017 silver medalist Ikboljon Kholdorov of Uzbekistan faced Sagadat Rakhmankul from Kazakhstan at middleweight. Despite being pushed to the corners of the ring, Kholdorov’s agility and pressure in the fifth round and further earned him a unanimous decision. Although Boxrec makes it difficult to ascertain certain boxers' records, Kholdorov appears to be 7-1 including the World Series of Boxing.
In the junior welterweight category, Uzbek Mujibullo Tursunov competed against Tanzania's Juma Chocki Ramadhani. Tursunov controlled the fight, managing to unsettle Chocki by the end of the first round. His relentless pressure and mastery of distance culminated in a victory celebrated enthusiastically by the audience.
Lastly, Elnur Abduraimov of Uzbekistan faced Carlos Ornelas from Mexico in the lightweight division. Despite taking a heavy cross from Ornelas, Abduraimov persevered, delivering precise punches that led to a unanimous decision in his favor, much to the delight of the crowd. Abduraimov appears to have a record of 16-3 including the World Series of Boxing.
