Khabib Allakhverdiev

Khabib Allakhverdiev, a former professional boxer, had a successful career with a record of 19-2, including nine knockout wins and one loss via knockout, and one title win. The Russian fighter made his professional debut at the age of 24 in 2007 and retired in 2015 after eight years in the ring.

Throughout his career, Allakhverdiev had a total of 21 fights, with 19 wins, two losses, and no draws or no-contests. He won nine fights by knockout and one world title at the super-lightweight division. He also defended his title once and won in title-fight knockout once.

Allakhverdiev's debut fight was on March 10, 2007, against Miguel Ortiz, whom he defeated via 1st round KO. The Russian fighter continued his win streak by winning his next 18 consecutive bouts. During this period, he won eight fights via stoppage.

Allakhverdiev's first world title fight happened on November 30, 2012, when he fought against Joan Guzmán for the super-lightweight WBA (Regular) (vacant) title. The Russian fighter won the fight via 8-round technical-decision, becoming the super-lightweight champion of the world. This fight against Guzmán is the sole highlight of his career.

Some of Allakhverdiev's other notable victories were against Souleymane M'baye, Kaizer Mabuza, Juan Nazario, Nate Campbell, Ignacio Mendoza, and Francisco Rios Gil.

Allakhverdiev had a total of two losses, both in title bouts. On April 12, 2014, he suffered his first loss against Jessie Vargas via 12-round unanimous decision, ending his 19-fight win streak. He also lost once via decision and was stopped once.

Allakhverdiev's last professional fight was on October 3, 2015, when he fought against American boxer Adrien Broner for the vacant super-lightweight WBA title. He lost the fight via 12th-round TKO. Since then, it's been seven years, five months, and 28 days since this fight.

After his fight against Broner, Allakhverdiev retired from professional boxing with a record of 19-2, which included nine knockout wins, one loss via knockout, and one title win.

In conclusion, Khabib Allakhverdiev was known for his impressive record of 19-2 and his sole world title win at the super-lightweight division. He had a successful eight-year career in professional boxing, winning nine fights via knockout and securing his world title with an 8-round technical decision against Joan Guzmán. Although his career was cut short due to retirement in 2015, Allakhverdiev's legacy in the boxing world will always be remembered and celebrated.

Khabib Allakhverdiev Fight Record