Kiryl Relikh: The Light Welterweight Mad Bee Of Baranovichi-The Belarusian Perkwunos.

He's been kept under the radar, this guy... and by that I mean he's pretty hard to pick up even standing next to said radar :!:

 

MAD BEEEEEEE!!!!!!!! lolz

 

There's a country named Belarus? :blood

 

I am really dissapointed because of Belarus boxing. Neigbhours/cousins from Russia and Ukraina are extremely successful,and current Belarus boxing is very low...Sadly........

 

Told my dad earlier about this guy fighting ricky burns and his nickname. He replied 'very cross wasp'

 

You shouldnt ,mate! Belarus is a giant in martial arts.Belarussian teams have been hightly successful within the last 25 years both in kick boxing and muay thai boxing.The Belarussian muay thai team is among the best of this globe-they even beat Thailand' s elite fighters in a team contest.Big nations like the UK,Germany,Italy,Spain,Canada,Australia and many many other nations cant hold a candle to Belarus' extremly skilled kick boxers and muay thai fighters.
Pro boxing is just not popular at all in Belarus.Even guys like Kovalev or Ward or Wilder are quite unknown in Belarus.There is really no market for the pro boxing circus in Belarus.
As for amateur boxing it for sure cant be called the most popular sport in Belarus.Ice hockey is still the undisputed nr.1 sport in Belarus.However,amateur boxing is surely more popular than in almost all western european country as it is considered to be a manly sport for men and boys.It doesnt have the negative image there as it has in many western european countries.
Last but not least lets not forget that money is the name of the pro game and there is no money to earn in the belarussian market for any pro fighter.
My favourite fighter is still Sergej Gulyakevich.He has been poorly promoted and hasnt earned a lot in the pro game but he had the potential to be a great name in his weight class.He still fights in pros but he is too old now to make some noise and a bit over the hill.Nevertheless,a well-prepared version of him who has time for a trainings camp still beats the **** out of almost all his rivals IMO.I just love his style.A pity that he wasted his precious time travelling from abroad to the underdog against foreign fighters in their backyards or beating up totally unheralded no-hopers on smal fight cards on native soil.
You see,the right passport,the right nationality,an excellent coach,money for a trainings camp,a western promoter,and so on are decisive factors to be a very good pro who can earn more than just a few bucks in the pro circus.
Thats why most excellent amateurs beat the **** out of a good pro.They just fight the very best on a regular basis.As a pro very seldom do you fight a great rival and money is the most important factor in the pros.
Gulyakevich could have been a champ,a pretty good champ with all the necessary factors.

 

Yes,there is! We are small country with hospitable people,clean streets,almost no street crime,beautiful women(most westerners get a cultaral shock when they enter Belarussian soil as they are used to see their slopply dressed womein in the UK,the USA,Germany or France),very few immigrants and a very different way of life compared to many western europen countries.
You should pay it a visit! European and American visitor are always welcome to Belarus!:good

 

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Haha! Damn! How the hell did you find my pic??


I am a handsome man,eh!:hey

 

Odo, I don't like MMA, UFC, kick boxing. I like boxing.

Best wishes for Belarus and your boxers.

Women, too...although, I am not so young...

 

Pay Belarus a visit and you will be rejuvenated and be young again-hehe!