Bahktin Promoter interested in Rigondeaux

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  1. RJJFan

    RJJFan Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    From the scene. Interesting, they have scrapped their Dec 25 card for a chance of a showdown with Rigondeaux. Rigondeaux is still negotiating with Ramos however.
     
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    No Russian/Cuban fans? Bahktin is a very good fighter and Rigondeaux is of course Rigondeaux. Should be a very good fight.
     
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    Atritionist Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Never heard of Bahktin, you say he's Russian. What's his record?
     
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    [url]http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=46138&cat=boxer[/url]

    Good little fighter, was a KO puncher in the amateurs but broke his hand and became more of a boxer in the amateurs. Stranded in Japan for a while but is now making his business in Russia.
     
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    Very good record, although I don't see a noteworthy opponents. I imagine he has a very decent amateur background, being Russian. I'll keep an eye out for this kid. Thanks
     
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    Rigondeaux handles Bahktin.
     
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    Just to add, he's one of the Alex Zimin fighters (there was a handful of them over the last 20 years) who turned professional in Japan after having been very amateurs (Nazarov and Arbachakov are the other two that jump out).