The flawless thus far Ukrainian - now 14-0 (14) - has become a can't-miss prospect. I've made a point to be available to do the RBR for all four of his last seven bouts that it was actually possible to watch: (he fought on the undercard of Brækhus vs. Lopes in the final installment of HBO BAD, although his match was non-televised; his 6-rounder against Montes was a small hall show that might have been streamed by promoter Tom Loeffler on Facebook but went largely unnoticed, zero threads made about it on here; his retirement of Georgian mannequin Nikolozi Tasidis Gviniashvili on the Usyk vs. Gassiev undercard was also non-televised...) 360° Promotions: Ryan Martin vs. Luis Eduardo Flórez & Serhii Bohachuk vs. Lucius Johnson RBR Denis Fuatovich Shafikov vs. Héctor Rubén Ambriz Suárez & Sergey Bohachuk vs. César Berumen RBR 360° Promotions: Ali Bagodinoviç Akhmedov vs. Mike Guy & Serhii Bohachuk vs. Cleotis Pendarvis RBR 360° Promotions: Alem Begić vs. Benjamin Dennis Simon & Serhii Bohachuk vs. Freddy Hernández RBR His opponent is a bit of a wild card...from the footage that exists he seems to be a fairly straightforward "okay your turn, now my turn" Mexican. His biggest triumph was in his third meeting with Victor Rangel, after they had twice previously fought to a draw. His biggest steps up happen to also be among his few times ever competing outside his native state of Aguascalientes - losses, both, to Juan Velasco & Mauricio Pintor. Given that Bohachuk's opposition averages the mid to high thirties in years old, and in the neighborhood of a dozen losses, Marín is on paper a tiny step up being a spry 31 and boasting a spiffy positive (if padded) 16-3-3 record... Bohachuk vs. Freddy "El Riel" Hernández Gómez: This content is protected Marín vs. Victor "Terry" Rangel III: This content is protected
