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Israil Madrimov, born February 16, 1995 in Khiva, Uzbekistan, isn’t just a boxer—he’s known to fans as The Dream. With an orthodox stance, a measured 5'8.5" height and a 68.5" reach, Madrimov has carved a path from amateur success to a professional career that has captured attention worldwide. This page provides a concise biography, career highlights, and information for upcoming appearances where fans can catch him live.

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From winning amateur gold at the 2017 Asian Championships and the 2018 Asian Games to capturing the WBA (regular) light-middleweight title in Riyadh in 2024, Madrimov’s journey is a testament to steady progression and determination. After defending or moving through titles and competing at the highest levels, his recent bout for the WBC interim super-welterweight title in Riyadh on February 22, 2025 showcased his ongoing competitiveness. Stay tuned for future live events and secure your seats early with a trusted source—we've got you covered.

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  • Full name: Israil Madrimov; born February 16, 1995 in Khiva, Uzbekistan; nickname: The Dream.
  • Fighting style: Orthodox; height 5'8.5", reach 68.5"; amateur golds in 2017 Asian Championships and 2018 Asian Games.
  • Professional debut: November 24, 2018 vs Vladimir Hernandez; won vacant WBA Inter-Continental title in his inaugural year.
  • World title: Won the WBA (regular) light-middleweight title on March 8, 2024 by KO over Magomed Kurbanov in Riyadh; lost the belt to Terence Crawford on August 3, 2024.
  • Recent fight: February 22, 2025 in Riyadh vs Vergil Ortiz Jr. for the WBC interim super-welterweight title; Madrimov lost by unanimous decision (Ortiz Jr. won).
  • Social media: Instagram @israil_madrimov; Twitter/X @IsrailMadrimov (accounts vary by platform).

From winning amateur gold at the 2017 Asian Championships and the 2018 Asian Games to capturing the WBA (regular) light-middleweight title in Riyadh in 2024, Madrimov’s journey is a testament to steady progression and determination. After defending or moving through titles and competing at the highest levels, his recent bout for the WBC interim super-welterweight title in Riyadh on February 22, 2025 showcased his ongoing competitiveness. Stay tuned for future live events and secure your seats early with a trusted source—we've got you covered.

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