Israil Madrimov withdraws from fight against Serhii Bohachuk
Uzbek boxer Israil Madrimov has withdrawn from his scheduled bout due to health issues, and a replacement fighter will step in.
The fight, originally set for December 21, featuring former junior middleweight world champion Israil Madrimov, has been called off, according to the Uzbekistan Professional Boxing Federation.
Madrimov, 29, was slated to face Ukrainian boxer Serhii Bohachuk in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. However, the match was canceled after Madrimov was diagnosed with acute bronchitis.
In Madrimov's absence, British boxer Ishmael Davis will step in to replace him. Meanwhile, Madrimov will focus on preparing for his next fight, scheduled for February 22, against WBC interim champion Vergil Ortiz Jr.
For context, Madrimov (10-1-1) last fought on August 4, losing on points to American star Terence Crawford. Similarly, Bohachuk (24-2-0) faced a recent defeat, losing to American fighter Vergil Ortiz Jr. in his most recent outing.
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