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Grigory DrozdГригорий Дрозд
Born (1979-08-26 ) 26 August 1979 (age 45) Nationality Russian Other names Pretty Boy Statistics Weight(s) Cruiserweight Height 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) Stance Orthodox
Boxing record Total fights 41 Wins 40 Wins by KO 28 Losses 1
Grigory Drozd (‹See Tfd› Russian : Григорий Дрозд ; born 26 August 26 1979) is a Russian professional boxer . He is the former WBC cruiserweight champion and a former European cruiserweight champion.
Boxing career
Drozd only fought three amateur fights, winning all of them. His manager is Dietmar Poszwa. Drozd faced Darnell Wilson on July 2, 2009 at the Krylatskoye Sports Palace in Moscow , winning the fight in the tenth round. He fought Michael Simms on February 23, 2008, at the DIVS in Ekaterinburg with an attendance of 25,000 at the stadium. The fight went eight rounds and Drozd won the fight via unanimous decision.
On 6 December 2008, Drozd Fought Rob Calloway for the vacant WBO Asia Pacific Cruiserweight title, vacant WBC Asian Boxing Council Cruiserweight title and the vacant PABA Cruiserweight title at the circus in Nizhny Novgorod . It was voted Asian Super Fight of the year, with Drozd winning by seventh-round technical knockout.
On October 5, 2013, Drozd won the EBU (European) Cruiserweight title in Moscow by defeating Mateusz Masternak via eleventh-round technical knockout.[ 1] Drozd retained the title against mandatory challenger Jeremy Ouanna on March 15, 2014,[ 2] before winning his first world title by defeating Krzysztof Włodarczyk on September 27, 2014, to win the WBC Cruiserweight title.[ 3]
Professional boxing record
40 Wins (28 knockouts, 12 decisions), 1 Loss (1 knockout)[ 4]
Result
Record
Opponent
Type
Rd., Time
Date
Location
Notes
Win
40–1
Łukasz Janik
TKO
9 (12), 0:50
2015-05-22
Olympic Indoor Arena , Moscow
Retained WBC Cruiserweight title.
Win
39–1
Krzysztof Włodarczyk
UD
12
2014-09-27
Krylatskoye Sports Palace , Moscow
Won WBC Cruiserweight title.
Win
38–1
Jeremy Ouanna
KO
1 (12), 2:40
2014-03-15
Krylatskoye Sports Palace , Moscow
Retained EBU (European) Cruiserweight title.
Win
37–1
Mateusz Masternak
TKO
11 (12), 0:53
2013-10-05
Olympic Indoor Arena , Moscow
Won EBU (European) Cruiserweight title.
Win
36–1
Jean Marc Monrose
UD
12
2012-12-17
Crocus City Hall , Moscow
Won vacant WBA International Cruiserweight title.
Win
35–1
Fabio Garrido
TKO
1 (10), 0:45
2012-06-20
CSKA Universal Sports Hall , Moscow
Win
34–1
Richard Hall
RTD
8 (10), 3:00
2012-02-08
Krylia Sovetov, Moscow
Win
33–1
Remigijus Ziausys
UD
8
2011-03-11
Arena, Kemerovo
Win
32–1
Darnell Wilson
RTD
10 (12), 3:00
2009-07-02
Krylatskoye Sports Palace , Moscow
Retained WBO Asia Pacific and PABA Cruiserweight titles.
Win
31–1
Rob Calloway
TKO
7 (12), 1:25
2008-12-06
Circus, Nizhny Novgorod
Won vacant WBO Asia, vacant WBC Asian and PABA Cruiserweight titles.
Win
30–1
Talgat Dosanov
UD
8
2008-07-31
Pyramid, Kazan
Win
29–1
Michael Simms
UD
8
2008-02-23
DIVS, Ekaterinburg
Win
28–1
Laudelino Barros
KO
8 (12), 2:22
2007-11-17
Bordelandhalle , Magdeburg , Sachsen-Anhalt
Retained WBO Asia Pacific Cruiserweight title.
Win
27–1
Jean Claude Bikoi
UD
12
2007-07-28
Burg-Waechter Castello, Düsseldorf , Nordrhein-Westfalen
Won vacant WBO Asia Pacific Cruiserweight title.
Win
26–1
Mircea Telecan
KO
1 (8), 2:35
2007-02-17
Maritim Hotel, Magdeburg , Sachsen-Anhalt
Loss
25–1
Firat Arslan
TKO
5 (12), 2:28
2006-10-28
Porsche-Arena , Stuttgart , Baden-Württemberg
WBA World Cruiserweight title eliminator.
Win
25–0
Mauro Adrian Ordiales
TKO
3 (12), 2:15
2006-07-29
König Pilsener Arena , Oberhausen , Nordrhein-Westfalen
Won vacant WBC International Cruiserweight title.
Win
24–0
Pavel Melkomyan
KO
5 (10), 0:44
2006-01-07
Zenith - Die Kulturhalle, Munich , Bayern
Win
23–0
Shane Swartz
TKO
7 (10)
2005-10-25
TV-Studio 44, Vienna
Win
22–0
Asmir Vojnovic
TKO
8 (10)
2005-04-15
DIVS, Ekaterinburg
Win
21–0
Denis Salomka
KO
2 (8)
2005-02-01
Casino Kapitalizm, Moscow
Win
20–0
Jason Robinson
UD
10
2004-10-01
Basket-Hall Arena , Kazan
Win
19–0
Saul Montana
TKO
9 (12), 2:02
2004-03-30
Great Western Forum , Inglewood , California
Won vacant IBO Intercontinental Cruiserweight title.
Win
18–0
Muslim Biarslanov
TKO
3 (10)
2003-12-03
DIVS, Ekaterinburg
Win
17–0
Yan Kulkov
TKO
5 (10)
2003-08-31
Prokopyevsk
Won vacant Russian Cruiserweight title.
Win
16–0
Oleksandr Garashchenko
UD
8
2003-06-06
Express, Rostov-on-Don
Win
15–0
Oleksandr Subin
UD
8
2003-04-08
Moscow
Win
14–0
Akmal Aslanov
TKO
4 (8)
2003-01-30
Casino Vodoley, Ekaterinburg
Win
13–0
Pavel Kalabin
TKO
4 (10)
2002-12-25
Pyramide, Kazan
Win
12–0
Ihor Pylypenko
DQ
3 (6)
2002-11-15
Circus, Kaporozhye
Win
11–0
Teymuraz Kekelidze
UD
10
2002-08-25
Prokopyevsk
Won vacant Ural & Siberia Cruiserweight title.
Win
10–0
Sedrak Agagulyan
TKO
4 (8)
2002-07-04
Casino Vodoley, Ekaterinburg
Win
9–0
Mikhail Balovnev
TKO
5 (8)
2002-05-23
Casino Vodoley, Ekaterinburg
Win
8–0
Siarhei Krupenich
TKO
5 (6)
2002-04-25
Perm
Win
7–0
Dmitry Gerasimov
TKO
4 (6)
2002-03-28
Perm
Win
6–0
Yuriy Bylynchuk
TKO
4 (6)
2002-02-28
Ekaterinburg
Win
5–0
Evgeny Galchenko
TKO
2 (6)
2001-12-21
Ekaterinburg
Win
4–0
Valery Makeev
TKO
5 (6)
2001-10-28
Culture & Sports Complex "Russia", Ekaterinburg
Win
3–0
Cesar Ramos
TKO
3 (6)
2001-08-24
Prokopyevsk
Win
2–0
Timofey Maklakov
TKO
2 (6)
2001-07-24
KRC Arbat, Moscow
Win
1–0
Valeri Semiskur
UD
6
2001-04-13
CSKA Universal Sports Hall , Moscow
Professional debut.
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