Uzbek Super-Lightweight sensation Shakhram Giyasov wants all the smoke

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Matchroom Boxing published this video item, entitled “Uzbek Super-Lightweight sensation Shakhram Giyasov wants all the smoke” – below is their description.

‘Wonder Boy’ Shakhram Giyasov returns to his homeland Uzbekistan on Saturday 4 April 2021 to fight Patricio Lopez Moreno. The 10-0 (8 KO) star has laid out his ambition – to win all the belts at Super-Lightweight #ShakramGiyasov #GiyasovMoreno

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