This is one of the important news in Spanish boxing this year. Gazi Khalidovmember of Spanish Boxing TeamOlympic diploma, and ranked in the world top 20 in his category within amateur boxing according to the international database Boxrec, made the move into paid boxing. It will be done next October 8 in the Rioja town of Villamediana de Iregua in an event with more professional boxing and a great amateur program organized by Inigo Marin.
Khalidov, who was born 27 years ago in the Dagestani town of Khasavyurthas more than a half-life The Rioja and train very close to Villamediana Sports Center when you are inside Logrono. Two years ago, his mentor, Jose Ignacio Barruetabena, built a boxing camp in the middle of a pandemic that, to this day, continues to work at his best. “Gazi is not only a good fighter with a good technique and a good punch, necessary in heavy weights, but he also has a very good head and, in addition, he is a fan of preparation”, describes Barru .
After a promising amateur debut, Khalidov suffered a serious injury to his right hand that required many sacrifices and several operations. On his return, the Barru Boxing participated in Liga4Boxing within the group Euskobox-Green arguing in battles of the highest level. In a short time, the reward for so much effort came with the conquest of the national title, the call of the national team, the concentrations in the high performance centers, the display of his talent in international tournaments at the highest level , the acquisition of the Olympic diploma in Tokyo and its settlement among the world elite.
“Every day consists of training hard, sacrificing yourself, getting your diet right and giving your best every day. This is how it is done, there is no other way”, Gazi Khalidov often repeats. There is no secret. Next October 8, at 81 kilos, 6 rounds and against an opponent to be announced soon, the man touted to be the next professional boxing sensation will be wearing tiny gloves tied with ropes on his wrist. Gazi Khalidov.
Source: La Verdad
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