Bakhram Murtazaliev: Another Cold Wind Blows From Chelyabinsk-The Extirpator Of Grozny.

Bakhram Sait-Xamzatovic Murtazaliev born 01/02/1993 is a 6'0 Light Middleweight & Middleweight with a 14-0 11 KO's record. Born in Grozny, Russia, grew up in Chelyabinsk, Russia and fighting out of Big Bear, Oxnard, California, USA. Bakhram, who is managed by Egis Klimas, signed to fight for Kathy Duva's Main Events Boxing in 2016 is co-promoted by none other than the Krusher himself for his new Krusher Promotions, who like his good friend Kovalev, he grew up in the mean streets of Chelyabinsk. Aside from that, there's one more connection between he and Sergey, they share a trainer in Abror Tursunpulatov. So hopefully now that it appears Kovalev is reaching the winter of his career, that he has another job to fall back on, and one of his first client's looks like a real contender in my opinion. He not only looks like a werewolf mid transformation, he fights like one too, he likes to let his hands go and land shots wherever he can land them. He has a nice left hook, like Kovalev, a nasty straight right, a solid uppercut, good combos, he's versatile, he can fight coming forward and can fight off the backfoot just as well, he has fast hands, decent footwork, all around he's very solid. He could make a few improvements, like tighten up his defense, control range a little better, and while his jab his decent, sharpen it up a little and he has the potential to be a real killer at Middleweight. Sadly there's not a ton of footage on him, but the footage that does exist is decent, he's already racked up a few impressive wins, violently stopping tough journeyman Fernando Carcamo in 1, and stopping Kenneth McNeil in 5 for the first time in his career. Can the Krusher's Apprentice be a force? Check Him Out and See.




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Murtazaliev vs. Culcay

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Murtazaliev vs. Musaev

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Murtazaliev vs. Carcamo

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While he's not quite a carbon copy, his right is very reminiscent of Kovalev's, he fact he KO'd McNeil speaks volumes, Samuel Clarkson, Atlantez Fox and Ievgen Khytrov couldn't get the job done, and Clarkson and Khytrov aren't light hitters.

 

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He went the distance against Norberto Gonzalez, fight added to the opening post.

 

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