An American bulldozer or an Azerbaijani titan? These heavyweights put up a good fight!

On March 30, 2019, the M-1 Challenge 101 international mixed martial arts tournament took place in Almaty. It featured a fight between two heavyweight strikers. Tanner "Bulldozer" Boser (USA), 15-5, will face Zaur Gadzhibabayev (Baku Fighters), 7-2. Tanner Boser's nickname, "Bulldozer," stems from his size—he stands 190 cm tall and weighs almost 120 kg—as well as his fighting style, which emphasizes his ability to pressure opponents and overwhelm them in every aspect. The American was still relatively young by heavyweight standards at the time, only 27 years old, but he had 15 wins in 20 professional fights under his belt, as well as the title of two-time Unified MMA champion. Zaur Gadzhibabayev holds numerous championship titles in amateur mixed martial arts – Azerbaijan Champion, Asian Champion, European Champion, World Champion, and WMMAA World Cup winner. He was also named Athlete of the Year in his country in 2014. By that time, Zaur had fought nine times professionally, winning seven of them. This was his seventh fight in the M-1 Challenge ranks, and a victory would have made him a contender for a championship fight. Heavyweight bouts always attract increased attention from fans and experts, and when two fighters with knockout punches square off, the interest doubles. Tanner and Zaur are true classic heavyweights with impressive size and immense power. This fight promised a lot of excitement for the audience. #Knockout #Fight #Battle