Arslanbek Makhmudov And Guido Vianello Added To August 17 Card In Quebec

There may very well be some fireworks on the night of August seventeenth in Quebec, Canada – a double dose of fireworks. Unbeaten, thrill-a-minute tremendous middleweight banger Christian Mbilli tops the cardboard. His upcoming combat with the critically robust and testing Sergiy Derevyanchenko, 15-5(10), has ‘Conflict’ written throughout it in giant letters. And now it’s been introduced that once-beaten Russian brute Arslanbek Makhmudov will face Guido Vianello on the cardboard.

Just like the 27-0(23) title-hungry Mbilli, Makhmudov will likely be making a reasonably fast return to the ring, the 35-year-old having returned from his stoppage loss to Agit Kabyel in Could, Makhmudov wiping out Miljan Rovcanin with ease. Towards former Olympian Vianello, who’s at present 12-2-1(10), Makhmudov figures to have a a lot more durable time of issues. Italian Stallion Vianello has but to bag himself a notable professional win. Nonetheless, the 30-year-old confirmed how harmful he could be final day trip when he got here near stopping Efe Ajagba earlier than dropping a break up resolution in April.

Makhmudov, 19-1(18), will, on this combat, be going through a man who’s as tall as he’s, whereas Vianello may also punch. As loads of followers and scribes have already identified, this one will likely be plenty of enjoyable whereas it lasts. The Mbilli-Derevyanchenko conflict seemingly can’t be missed, and the heavyweight addition to the cardboard figures provides lovers of a slugfest, much more, to cheer about.

You may just about put Makhmudov Vs. Vianello is down as a choose ’em combat, particularly after we contemplate how alarmingly shortly Makhmudov fell to items in opposition to Kabayel again in December. If the older man doesn’t get Vianello out of there inside a number of rounds – and Vianello has been stopped simply as soon as, this on a minimize eye he suffered in his combat with Jonathan Rice three years again – the actual enjoyable will start.

Mbilli-Derevyanchenko may go the space, however there appears to be no probability the heavyweight co-feature will see the ultimate bell.