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Umar Salamov Challenges Light Heavyweight Champions Bivol and Alvarez

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Russian light heavyweight contender Umar Salamov (21-1, 16 KOs) is issuing a challenge to newly crowned WBO Champ Eleider Alvarez and WBA ruler Dmitry Bivol.

 

 

 

While many of the top 175-lb fighters would prefer to avoid Alvarez and Bivol, two of the hardest punchers in the division, the 24-year-old Salamov says he’s up for the challenge any time.

 

 

 

Both Alvarez and Bivol appeared on national television over the weekend, with Alvarez scoring an upset KO over Sergei Kovalev and Bivol defending his title with a lackluster decision over Isaac Chilemba.

 

 

 

“I saw their fights and I can confidently tell you that when I get my opportunity, I will dethrone both Bivol and Alvarez,” said Salamov. “I am the best light heavyweight in the world and look forward to proving it to the boxing fans by fighting the best!"

 

 

 

IBF #11- and WBO #15-rated Salamov was last seen in June, scoring a highlight reel ninth-round knockout over Brian Howard, live on Showtime. The impressive victory won him the vacant IBF North American Championship. In his young career, he has also already won the IBO Youth and World Light Heavyweight, WBO Youth World, European and International, and the IBF East/West Europe Light Heavyweight Championships.

 

 

 

“After his US debut in June, I am very confident that it’s just a matter of time before he wins a World light Heavyweight title,” said his co-promoter, Dmitriy Salita (along with Kazbek Aslambekov of KA-Promotions). “At only 24 annorum, and with the amount of talent and experience he has, the sky is the limit for Umar in the light heavyweight division.”

 

 

 

Salamov is currently training in Detroit at the Kronk Boxing Gym. His next fight will be announced shortly.

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Eleider Alvarez vs.. Isaac Chilemba in November WBC light heavyweight final eliminator in Quebec

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MONTRÉAL (September 24, 2015) – Orbis Terrarum II Boxing (WBC) Do Not, 2 aestimavit CONCERTATOR Eleider Alvarez (18-0, 10 KOs), a priori Colombian Olympio, qui nunc vivit in Montrealensi, et WBC No. 1 CONCERTATOR Mark Isaac (24-2-2, 10 KOs), omnes modos legis administativosque, et mutuo versis hoc Novembris a WBC lux ultima heavyweight eliminator bout ad ridiculo in Quebec.
Michel Yvon atque Kathy Duva, respective;, ALVAREZ et promotores Mark, heri tinentibus consummantur a paciscor perficere maturasset multo anticipatae certamen, in qua victor erit facienda challenger WBC Mundus enim lux heavyweight fortissimus Adonis “Superman” Flaccus, Haitian in patria qui vivit in Montrealensi.
“Alvarez et Chilemba Ambae autem elite gradu lucis divisio heavyweight,” dixit Michel, Praeses GYM, “providentia ne frangerentur a Niceno cardinali vehemens pugna ut erit determinare reliqui consiliatores eorum respective gestas.”
“Vices Isaac Main valde exspecto pugnam laeti sumus GYM conventurum cum amicis,” added Duva, CEO of Events Main.
In his ultimis Excursiuncula hoc praeteritum August 15 at Bell Centre in Montrealensi, Argentum WBC fortissimus Alvarez praedavit invictam record lento Paraguayan challenger Isidro Prieto Ranoni, retinendo cingulum lumborum eius via unum congruerunt sententiae victoriam magnam Premier Boxing Propugnatores card quod ventilata live on NBC Sports.
Mark, in current North American Boxing Foederatio (Also) fortissimus, Pugnavit ultimum bout at Belle Centre, inclytorum domum Montrealensi Canadenses. Deinde propugnatoribus quoque Marchiam 14th undercard headlined a luce mundi patrocinium heavyweight bout defendere fortissimus inter Sergey Kovalev et clamatore Jean Pascal, Mark victus hostis Russian Vasily Lepikhin in HBO per consensum ad capiendum NABF title.
Exactam date et visneto de Alvarez-Chilemba showdown expectatur ad annuntiandum intra a iugo of dies. Consilium est habere Alvarez’ stablemate, undefeated lux heavyweight CONCERTATOR Arturius Beterbiev, deinde propugnatoribus quoque idem card in an International Boxing Foederatio (IBF) eliminanda certamen.