Dsalita At the beginning of the month, it was announced that unified middleweight champion Janibek Alimkhanuly will be defending his titles against undefeated Russian-born New Zealander Andrei Mikhailovich on July 13th at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
Mikhailovich, with a record of 21-0 and 13 knockouts, is the highest-ranked challenger for Alimkhanuly, who holds a record of 15-0 with 10 knockouts. Despite not having any significant victories yet, Mikhailovich is eager to take on this challenge and prove himself against a tough opponent.
Alimkhanuly expressed his excitement about the upcoming fight, praising Mikhailovich for stepping up to the challenge when other middleweight champions declined. He is confident in his abilities to defend his titles and continue on his path towards becoming undisputed champion.
Mikhailovich, on the other hand, sees this as another step towards greatness and is determined to show the world what he is capable of. He has been preparing diligently for this opportunity and is focused on claiming victory and the two belts on the line.
There is talk of a potential unification match between Alimkhanuly and newly upgraded WBC champion Carlos Adames in the future, but the promotional hurdles between Top Rank and PBC may complicate matters.
In the co-feature, Raymond Muratalla will face former super featherweight champion Tevin Farmer. Muratalla is ready to take on top lightweight champions, but he understands the challenge Farmer presents as a former world champion looking for redemption.
The undercard also features exciting matchups, including William Foster III vs Eridson Garcia, Ruben Villa vs Sulaiman Segawa, and Gustavo Lemos making his Top Rank debut. It promises to be an action-packed event with top fighters showcasing their skills in the ring.
