Arthur Biyarslanov to Fight Against Jonathan Eniz on October 17

Junior welterweight contender Arthur Biyarslanov out of Kazakhstan, nicknamed “The Wolf,” is expected to be back in the ring on October 17, where he is to face an experienced Jonathan Eniz from Argentina. This is going to be a cracking contest that will feature as a co-main event in a show that also includes the main event of unbeaten Alexandre Gaumont. As of now, Biyarslanov has a record of 16-0 (14 KOs), positive about his way towards a world title.

The Challenge: Jonathan Eniz

Standing in Arthur Biyarslanov’s way is Jonathan Eniz, a veteran fighter with a professional record of 35-20-1 (16 KOs). Known for his durability and experience, Jonathan Eniz has boxed over 340 rounds and fought against tough opponents such as Steve Claggett and Subriel Matias. He also has a great win to his name over former world champion Cesar Cuenca. Jonathan Eniz is going to challenge his next opponent to become the fifth man with a clean record on his record.

Gaumont vs. Zarate in the Main Event

Taking center stage of the October 17 event is Alexandre Gaumont, 11-0 (7 KOs), against Cristian Zarate, Argentina, 10-4 (3 KOs). Gaumont is gradually carving the image of a violent boxer, and that is why he is training for the next fight that promises to make him remain unbeatable. On the other hand, Zarate has shown his mettle, and having three knockouts to his credit, the Mexican will not be an easy test for the new sensation.

This event’s undercard consists of several great fights. Back in the ring after his June defeat to Teofimo Lopez is Steve Claggett, 38-8-2 with 26 KOs. In any case, he will be up against Eduardo Estela, 16-3 (11 KOs), in what is set to be an interesting fight. Also from Saint-André-Avellin, Vanessa Lepage-Joanisse (7-2, 2 KOs) will be featured; she seeks her second world championship. In her way is Angelica Lopez Flores 14-2 8KO’s tough competitor that will not allow a smooth seem to the Canadian knockout artist.

Rising contenders and prospects

As part of the other bouts of the evening, the light heavyweight contender, Come on Mehmet Unal (10-0, 8 KOs), will be up against the German Armenak Hovhannisyan (14-4-1, 6 KOs). Unal is seen as a promising contender, but Hovhannisyan has also not lost. On the other hand, Montreal’s Luis Santana (12-0, 6 KOs) will continue his knockout display as he will fight against Sebastian Aguire, a strong contender from Argentina with a record of 19-5, 12 KOs. The other match of interest is between EOTTM prospect Shamil Khataev, who is 12-0-1 with 3 KOs, and veteran Juan Jose Velasco, who has 24-6 KOs, 15 of which came by way of knockout.

Even more intense is a special highlight. The clash between Pascal Villeneuve (4-2-1, 2 KOs), who is returning to the ring after an eight-year break. Villeneuve will challenge Roberto Dionicio Moreno (13-14-1, 2 KOs) in what could be an emotional fight for the Gatineau fighter. The night begins with Moreno Fendero (7-0, 5 KOs) taking on German Edison Demaj (13-3-1, 7 KOs), which should come as no surprise to the viewers of the evening fight show.

Final Thoughts

The Grudge III scheduled for October 17 evening will be an evening of boxing, showcasing both up-and-coming talent as well as seasoned athletes. Arthur Biyarslanov’s stakes are getting closer to his world title aims, though Jonathan Eniz may pose a highly contentious battle. Gaumont against Zarate extends the fight list’s appeal significantly, and the undercard is equally filled with lots of attractive fights that we could see as capable of providing spectacular scenes. Those who will be present to watch the game should expect to enjoy a nail-biting evening as both fighters enter the ring with a lot more to gain and nothing to lose.