Sasha Bakhtin

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In the wake of Sidorenko losing his WBA title at Bantam there's another fighter poised for a title run at Bantam.Ring magazine has Sasha Bakhtin ranked at 10, a Japan based Russian. Amateur record 124-4(80) Pro record 19-0(8) [url]http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/search/sasha%2Bbakhtin/ video/x5gd82_20080421-sasha-bakhtin-vs-hidenobu_sport [/url]
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I like this guy. Hes from the land of the Giants, and Titans. So he goes over to Japan, where I would make an uneducated guess there are more bantum,feather, and lightweights. And hes beat them all.
 
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Bakhtin won his OPBF title fight
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Bakhtin returns July 5

Highly regarded Russian bantamweight contender "Knight"Â￾ Alexander Bakhtin (22-0, 9 KOs) will be back to the ring on July 5 at Chatan Dome in Okinawa, Japan, to face Indonesian national champion Richard Samosir (18-1-3, 7 KOs) in the initial defense of his OPBF title. Unbeaten Chita native, who is currently ranked #2 by the WBC, #4 by the WBA and #5 by the IBF at 118 lbs, spent his entire career in Japan, retaining the Japanese national belt record nine times before taking a forced one-and-a-half-year-long layoff due to various off-ring problems. Bakhtin, whose amateur record reads as 124-4, 80 KOs and who is trained by well-known Russian specialist Alexander Zimin, is now desperately looking for a world title opportunity in a talent-filled bantamweight class.
 
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WBC#2/WBA#5 Japan-based Russian Sasha Bakhtin (23-0, 10 KOs), 117, successfully kept his OPBF bantamweight belt as he unusually displayed positive attacks and finally stopped OPBF#4 Indonesian champ Richard Samosir (18-2-3, 7 KOs), 117, at 2:23 of the eighth round on Sunday in Okinawa, Japan. Sasha, a tall and skinny jabber, decked the Indonesian twice in the fourth, once in the seventh and twice more in the eighth to halt the affair. The Russian registered his first defense since acquiring the vacant regional title on the last day of the previous year.
 
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From Fightnews:

In a WBC bantamweight semi-final eliminator, unbeaten WBC #2 Russian "Knight"Â￾ Alexander Bakhtin (25-0, 11 KOs) earned a workmanlike twelve-round unanimous decision over hard-nosed Kenyan pressure battler Nick Otieno (20-5, 9 KOs) with the scores: 120-107 (twice â€" Gorstkov and Aleksic) and 120-108 (Puckov). Off-balance Otieno was down once at the end of the first after right hand of Bakhtin. Fightnews scored it 120-108 for the Russian.
 
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From Fightnews:

Unbeaten WBA #5 super bantamweight Alexander Bakhtin (29-0, 11 KOs) outpointed WBA #11 Nehomar Cermeno (20-5-1, 12 KOs) over twelve one-sided rounds in a clash for the vacant WBA International title. Scores were 119-109, 117-111, 119-109. Cermeno, a former WBA interim beltholder is now 1-5-1 in his last seven fights.
 
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