Murodjon Akhmadaliev vs Ricardo Espinoza Undercard - Full Fight Card List, Schedule, Running Order

Murodjon Akhmadaliev faces off against Ricardo Espinoza for the interim WBA World Super Bantamweight Title at the Casino de Monte Carlo in Monaco. Both fighters will compete in a 10-round battle in the super bantamweight class.

Akhmadaliev, with a record of 12 wins and one loss, is known for his technical skills and agility. On the other hand, Espinoza brings significant experience into the ring with 30 wins and four losses. The contrasting styles and records of both fighters promise a captivating contest where strategy will play as big a role as strength.

Murodjon Akhmadaliev vs Ricardo Espinoza Fight Card

• Murodjon Akhmadaliev vs Ricardo Espinoza
• Cheavon Clarke vs Leonardo Mosquea
• Gary Cully vs Maxi Hughes
• Beatriz Ferreira vs Licia Boudersa
• Teremoana Junior vs Volodymyr Katsuk

Murodjon Akhmadaliev vs Ricardo Espinoza Undercard

Murodjon Akhmadaliev vs Ricardo Espinoza Fight

Murodjon Akhmadaliev faces Ricardo Espinoza for the Interim WBA World Super Bantamweight Title.

• Division/Weight: super bantam
• Murodjon Akhmadaliev record: 12-1
• Ricardo Espinoza record: 30-4
• Belts at stake: Interim WBA World Super Bantamweight Title

Murodjon Akhmadaliev turned pro in 2018 and has accumulated a record of 12 wins with 1 loss. Despite his recent loss, his strong performance in earlier matches positions him as a solid contender. His expertise in the super bantam class and experience fighting high-caliber opponents offer him an edge over Espinoza.

Ricardo Espinoza began his professional career before 2014, boasting a fight record of 30 wins and 4 losses. His consistent victories show he is a formidable boxer, but comparing his past opponents' records to Akhmadaliev's, his challenges have not been as tough. Given Akhmadaliev's aggressive style and tactical prowess, Espinoza might find it challenging to dominate.

Cheavon Clarke vs Leonardo Mosquea Fight

Cheavon Clarke faces Leonardo Mosquea for the EBU European Cruiserweight Title.

• Division/Weight: cruiser
• Cheavon Clarke record: 10-0
• Leonardo Mosquea record: 15-0
• Belts at stake: EBU European Cruiserweight Title

Cheavon Clarke, undefeated with a 10-0 record, turned pro recently and quickly rose to contend for a major title without notable past champions as opponents. Clarke's clean record and robust build suggest he could outmatch Mosquea, who shares a similar height but may lack comparable ring dominance.

Leonardo Mosquea also boasts an impeccable record of 15-0. Despite similarly lacking high-profile encounters, his slightly higher bout count might offer marginal experience advantages over Clarke. Both fighters share orthodox stances and nearly equal reaches, setting the stage for a tightly contested bout.

Gary Cully vs Maxi Hughes Fight

Gary Cully will fight Maxi Hughes for the WBA Continental Lightweight Title.

• Division/Weight: light
• Gary Cully record: 18-1
• Maxi Hughes record: 27-7
• Belts at stake: WBA Continental Lightweight Title

Gary Cully turned pro recently and has a record of 18 wins with 1 loss. The "Diva" from Ireland uses an orthodox stance and comes to this fight with significant reach advantage over Hughes. Given their similar experience but Cully's superior height and reach, he stands a strong chance against Hughes, provided he leverages these physical advantages effectively in the lightweight division.

Maxi Hughes, also fighting in an orthodox stance, boasts a longer career with 27 wins, 7 losses, and 2 draws. Training out of Doncaster, Hughes' experience might come into play against the comparatively greener Cully. However, his shorter reach could be a disadvantage in this matchup. His past resilience against tougher opponents suggests that he could endure Cully’s reach and turn the tide if he brings his tactical A-game.

Beatriz Ferreira vs Licia Boudersa Fight

Beatriz Ferreira faces Licia Boudersa for the IBF World Female Lightweight Title.

• Division/Weight: light
• Beatriz Ferreira record: 5-0
• Licia Boudersa record: 23-2
• Belts at stake: IBF World Female Lightweight Title

Beatriz Ferreira turned pro recently and boasts an undefeated record of 5 wins. With no knockouts, her technique focuses more on skill than power. Considering her last fights lack detailed performance data versus similar opponents, analyzing strengths against Boudersa—experienced but with minimal knockout wins—suggests a tactical bout reliant on scoring points.

Licia Boudersa brings a wealth of experience into the ring, holding an extensive record of 23 wins, 2 losses, and 2 draws. Like Ferreira, Boudersa shows minimal knockout power in her matches. Given her seasoned career compared to Ferreira's shorter one, this fight could pivot on endurance and strategic fighting over sheer force.

Teremoana Junior vs Volodymyr Katsuk Fight

Teremoana Junior faces Volodymyr Katsuk with no belts on the line.

• Division/Weight: None
• Teremoana Junior record: 4-0
• Volodymyr Katsuk record: 5-1
• Belts at stake: N/A

Teremoana Junior, Australian and undefeated with a record of 4-0 since turning pro, brings significant height and reach advantages, both measured at 201 cm. Despite having zero knockouts to his name, his unblemished record positions him as a promising contender. Facing Katsuk, who has experienced defeat once, suggests Junior might leverage his physical benefits in this fight.

Volodymyr Katsuk from Ukraine holds a record of 5 wins and 1 loss. Missing stats like height and reach could disadvantage him against the taller Junior. His slightly more seasoned record implies resilience; however, overcoming Junior’s reach will be a key challenge given their orthodoxy stances suggest direct confrontational styles.

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