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Yuri ArbachakovNewest Review: ... for, to Yuri Ebihara, after the former Japanese world champion (Hiroyuki Ebihara-Who was the first world Flyweight champion, with the WBC, and was also recognised by RING and WBA). A 7th stoppage win (against Hyun Ki Lee, in round 4) lead to Yuri to get a shot at the Japanese Flyweight title in his 8th fight (sometimes incorrectly mentioned as his 7th) against Takahiro Mizuno. Mizuno was ... more |
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by - written on 29/05/09 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Boxing at the lower weights is often a forgotten part of the sport, with a highly blas view in the modern western world of the likes of the great flyweights such as Armenian great Yuri Arbachakov. Yuri was arguably the first true great exponent to the professional ranks that the former USSR gave the world, and what a fighter he was. Yuri started like most in the amateur ranks, for the USSR in the 1980's and reaching the pinnacle of his amateur career with a gold medal in the World Boxing Championships held in Moscow in 1989, which was coupled with a win in the European Championships the same year in Athens, both medals coming in the Flyweight ... Read the complete review


