Kubrat Pulev vs Ihor Shevadzutskyi Undercard

Kubrat Pulev and Ihor Shevadzutskyi are set to battle for the WBA International Heavyweight Title at Arena Armeec in Sofia, Bulgaria. The heavyweight fighters will showcase their skills in a 10-round match. The event promises excitement with Pulev's extensive career facing off against Shevadzutskyi's rising momentum.

Kubrat Pulev turned pro in 2009 and has a solid record of 30 wins and only three losses. His last victory came against Andrzej Wawrzyk. On the flip side, Ihor Shevadzutskyi started his professional journey in 2019 and boasts an 11-win record with a single loss, knocking out Edonis Berisha in his most recent fight. Given Pulev's experience and Shevadzutskyi's knockout power, spectators can expect a gripping contest between seasoned skill and explosive force.

For detailed insights into each fighter's path to this event and what makes their matchup unique, read the full article.

Kubrat Pulev vs Ihor Shevadzutskyi Fight Card

Kubrat Pulev vs Ihor Shevadzutskyi
Tervel Pulev vs Rolly Lambert Fogoum
Derrick Osaze vs Joel Julio
Petar Draganov vs Angel Adrian
Kiril Rusinov vs Venhar Haziri
Kerem Ozmen vs Marko Dmitrovic
Slavi Haralambov vs Ermin Sali
Daniel Asenov vs Kristijan Jovanovic

Kubrat Pulev vs Ihor Shevadzutskyi Fight

Division/Weight : heavyweight
Kubrat Pulev record : 30-3
Ihor Shevadzutskyi record : 11-1
Belts at stake : N/A

Kubrat Pulev is set to fight Ihor Shevadzutskyi in a heavyweight class battle.

Kubrat Pulev, known as "The Cobra," turned pro in 2009 and boasts a record of 30 wins, 3 losses, with 14 knockouts. His last victory was a decision win over Andrzej Wawrzyk, indicating his experience against fighters with substantial records. With his orthodox stance and years of experience, Pulev's technical boxing skills could present a significant challenge for Shevadzutskyi.

Ihor Shevadzutskyi, nicknamed "Hulk," has an impressive knockout rate with 9 KOs among his 11 wins since turning professional in 2019. His most recent fight ended in a TKO win against Edonis Berisha, showcasing his power punching ability. However, facing Pulev represents a step-up in competition given Pulev's extensive experience and higher caliber past opponents.

Tervel Pulev vs Rolly Lambert Fogoum Fight

Division/Weight : cruiserweight
Tervel Pulev record : 18-1
Rolly Lambert Fogoum record : 16-2
Belts at stake : N/A

Tervel Pulev faces Rolly Lambert Fogoum in a cruiserweight class showdown with no belts on the line.

Pulev turned pro in 2016 and has an impressive record of 18 wins, 1 loss, with 14 of those victories coming by way of knockout. His recent win over Dionardo Minor, who had a mixed record, suggests he has solid experience and power at the cruiserweight level, indicating a strong position against Fogoum.

Lambert Fogoum also turned pro in 2014 and holds a record of 16 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw, with 12 knockouts. His last victory over Pascal Abel Ndomba, who had significant experience but more losses than wins, showcases his knockout capability. Despite this success, facing Pulev presents a step-up challenge due to Pulev’s higher knockout ratio and consistent performance against tougher opponents.

Derrick Osaze vs Joel Julio Fight

Division/Weight : super-middleweight
Derrick Osaze record : 12-1
Joel Julio record : 39-19
Belts at stake : N/A

Derrick Osaze is set to fight Joel Julio in a super-middleweight class match.

Osaze, turning pro in 2017, boasts a record of 12 wins, 1 loss, and 2 knockouts. He secured his last victory against Darryl Sharp by points. Given Sharp's extensive losses, Osaze faces a tougher challenge against the more experienced Julio, which may test his skill set further in the super-middleweight division.

Julio has fought since 2001 with 39 wins, 19 losses, and an impressive 33 knockouts. His recent match was a technical knockout loss to Vasile Cebotari. Julio's extensive experience and higher knockout rate suggest he could bring significant power to this fight against Osaze, indicating a potentially intense contest in their weight class.

Petar Draganov vs Angel Adrian Fight

Division/Weight : super-welterweight
Petar Draganov record : 8-0
Angel Adrian record : 7-2
Belts at stake : N/A

Petar Draganov is set to fight Angel Adrian in a super-welterweight clash with no belts on the line.

Petar Draganov, turning pro in 2022, boasts an undefeated record of 8 wins, with 5 knockouts, showcasing a 62.5% KO rate. His victory over Taras Holovashchenko by unanimous decision in his last bout against a relatively inexperienced opponent sets him up for an intriguing matchup against Adrian, considering Draganov's higher KO rate and experience despite competing in the same weight class.

Angel Adrian also entered the professional ring in 2021, holding a record of 7 wins and 2 losses with a remarkable knockout percentage of 85.71%. Adrian's recent win by knockout against Cesar Mendible, who had much less experience, indicates his power-punching ability. However, facing Draganov may present a substantial challenge given Draganov's undefeated streak and similar weight class competition levels. Adrian's higher KO percentage adds an unpredictable element to this fight.

Kiril Rusinov vs Venhar Haziri Fight

Division/Weight : super-welterweight
Kiril Rusinov record : 2-0
Venhar Haziri record : 6-5
Belts at stake : N/A

Kiril Rusinov fights Venhar Haziri in a super-welterweight class with no belts on the line.

Kiril Rusinov started his professional career in 2022 and has a record of 2 wins and no losses. His last victory was against Svetlin Spasov, who had more experience but a less favorable record. Given Haziri's mixed record, Rusinov's chances look promising despite his limited professional experience.

Venhar Haziri has been professional since 2019, with a record of 6 wins, 5 losses, and 3 draws. He recently won against Maahyar Sabet, showcasing resilience and adaptability. Facing Rusinov, who has fewer bouts but is undefeated, poses an interesting challenge for Haziri, highlighting the significance of experience over a spotless early record.

Kerem Ozmen vs Marko Dmitrovic Fight

Division/Weight : super-lightweight
Kerem Ozmen record : 3-0
Marko Dmitrovic record : 11-11
Belts at stake : N/A

Kerem Ozmen is facing Marko Dmitrovic in a super-lightweight bout with no titles on the line.

Kerem Ozmen turned pro in 2022 and has a record of 3-0. He won his last fight by unanimous decision against Giorgi Gotchoshvili, who has a significantly more experienced record. Given Ozmen's undefeated streak but lack of knockouts, he brings youthful energy and technique over raw power into this bout.

Marko Dmitrovic began his professional career in 2017, bringing a record of 11-11-1 with six knockouts. His last match was a draw against Luka Veljovic, who has a losing record. With Dmitrovic's experience and stronger knockout power compared to Ozmen's style, this fight tests his resilience and ability to leverage his power against younger talent.

Slavi Haralambov vs Ermin Sali Fight

Division/Weight : super-welterweight
Slavi Haralambov record : 1-0
Ermin Sali record : 1-2
Belts at stake : N/A

Slavi Haralambov faces Ermin Sali in a super-welterweight matchup with no belts on the line.

Slavi Haralambov turned pro in 2022 and has fought once, winning by unanimous decision. His victory over Krasimir Vasilev, who had a 2-13 record, suggests Haralambov is stepping into this fight with limited professional experience but a potential for growth. Given Vasilev's varied record, Haralambov's upcoming bout against Sali might show his ability to handle fighters with more power.

Ermin Sali became a pro fighter in 2023 and holds a record of 1 win and 2 losses, including one knockout win. His recent loss to Eduardo Bajak, an undefeated fighter, indicates Sali's struggle against strong opponents despite his apparent power. Facing Haralambov might present a more balanced challenge for Sali, potentially highlighting his punching power in the super-welterweight division.

Daniel Asenov vs Kristijan Jovanovic Fight

Division/Weight : lightweight
Daniel Asenov record : 0-0
Kristijan Jovanovic record : 1-1
Belts at stake : N/A

Daniel Asenov faces Kristijan Jovanovic in a lightweight division match with no belts on the line.

Daniel Asenov is making his professional debut. With no prior fights, his performance is a mystery. Given his opponent has more experience with one win and one loss, Asenov’s debut will be closely watched to see if he can overcome this experience gap.

Kristijan Jovanovic enters the ring with a record of 1 win and 1 loss. His last fight was a points loss to Fretas Pembele, a fighter with a 3-0 record. This shows Kristijan faced tough competition, suggesting he might have the resilience and learning from that fight to challenge the newcomer Daniel Asenov effectively.

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