Maxim Dadashev: Mad Max Beyond Leningrad-The Light Welterweight Oxnard Imperator Furioso.

Maksim Kaibhanovich Dadashev born 09/30/1990 is a 5'9 Light Welterweight with an 11-0 10 KO's record. Born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, fighting out of Oxnard California, USA. He's calm and collected customer, usually never loses his cool, cuts the ring off well, has excellent footwork, controls range well, has solid punch placement, innovative angles, decent power, he's basically a pretty good Lomachenko impersonator, one in most likely a long line of them to come. He had a decent amateur career, turned pro with Top Rank, so sadly there's a possibility his career will be mismanaged and stagnant. He's fighting under the tutelage of Robert Garcia. He's already got a fairly decent resume going, he's had three better than average wins over Abdiel Ramirez, Clarence Booth and most recently Darlys Perez, who he stopped late, and beat more impressively than Hooker, since Hooker didn't actually beat him. He's a solid all around operator, definitely worth checking out. So Check Out The Road Warrior Of Oxnard.


Postscript: Maxim Dadashev died on Tuesday the 23rd of July, 2019. Due to injuries sustained in his match against Subriel Matias. He was 28 years old.


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Dadashev vs. Perez

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Dadashev vs. Mahasin

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Dadashev vs. Booth

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Dadashev vs. Marrufo

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Dadashev vs. Ouadahi

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Dadashev vs. Sanchez

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Dadashev vs. Toledo

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What do you all think Mad Max's ceiling is? How far can he go? Can he topple any of the beasts at 14 like Prograis or Taylor?

 

He's ****ing awesome, I love him, probably one of my favorite prospects.
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That's quite mouthwatering, the skill level on display could be potentially mesmerizing.

 

He's like the Don Swayze, to Loma's Patrick.

That reference may go over a few heads.

 

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