Titov Boxing Promotion: Bigfoot Silva vs. Ivan Shtyrkov - November 18 (OFFICIAL DISCUSSION)

Titov Boxing Promotion
November 18, 2016
DIVS Arena    
Ekaterinburg, Russia

Main Card:
Ivan Shtyrkov (4-0)             vs.  (19-10) Antônio "BigFoot" Silva
Main Event  MMA | Heavyweight | 265 lbs (120 Kg)

Dmitry Mikhaylenko (21-1)   vs.             (30-8 ) Breidis Prescott
Co-Main Event Boxing | Welterweight | 147 lbs (66.6 Kg)

Evgeny Chuprakov (16-0)     vs.         (11-0) Jeremiah Nakathila
Main Card Boxing |  WBO Title Fight | Super Featherweight | 130 lbs (59 Kg)

“Bigfoot” will compete in the main event of an upcoming Titov Boxing Promotion event on Nov. 18 in Yekaterinburg, Russia

According to reports from Russian media, the Brazilian is scheduled to make $500,000 to fight an undefeated 7-0 local. Silva’s fight fee will be covered by Altushkin, the same oligarch who funded the Monson fight and paid for Kovalev’s boxing bout in Ekaterinburg as well.

Hope he wins otherwise a fedor fight would be worthless.

I wish Fedor didn't have all of this extra crap in his life right now so he could be fighting Bigfoot instead. The longer he waits, the more juiced up Bigfoot will be. I still think Fedor can beat a juiced Bigfoot, but only if he fights smart.

^Good points above. Big Foot needs to win this fight and hopefully a Fedor fight can be setup soon.

Kingfedor wrote:

I'd like to see this upcoming fight with Big Foot. Wonder if they will have a stream for this.

I hope Bigfoot will retire

go and watch his recent fight

was a fucking war guys

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX9jI9cnQqI

fucking robbery if you ask me

Kingfedor wrote:I hope Bigfoot will retire

he didnt look that bad.

he should have won that

stu3ufc wrote:

Kingfedor wrote:I hope Bigfoot will retire

he didnt look that bad.

he should have won that

won?!? he lost the 1st and 2nd round

I haven't watched Bigfoot vs Nelson since it happened but I seem to remember Bigfoot fighting pretty intelligently in that one. In this fight he fought really stupid. His legs kicks were knocking the Russian guy off his feet and he just stopped doing them to trade punching instead. Bigfoot was also very inactive early and just kept waving him in but wasn't doing much himself. I also expected Bigfoot to go for takedowns to wear the guy out. At least he didn't get KO'd.

Great fight but imo the right man won...

I saw the first round 10-9 for the Russian, 10-8 the second to him also...and 10-9 for Silva the third ...even if the second was 10-9 the Russian fighter won on my card

MR.WILLIE wrote:Great fight but imo the right man won...

I saw the first round 10-9 for the Russian, 10-8 the second to him also...and 10-9 for Silva the third ...even if the second was 10-9 the Russian fighter won on my card

oh come on there wasnt much between each in the first

that was worthy of a draw after 10-8's by both

just look at the end of the fight the roider was gassed out and big foot was still going

Shame the whole fight wasnt judged as a whole

plus the bullshit mouthpiece stoppage when bigfoot was finishing the fight.

If judged by a whole it could have gone to pezao but round by round the Russian won imo....


The referee sucked ass.....the mouthpiece stoppage was bull shit....the Russian kid hit pezao 115 hammer fist to the back of his head and definitely the Russian fighter is a steroid junkie..I agree...

But it was fun

Fight was a battle. I scored it for Big Foot. He had a near stoppage and the ref stepped in for mouth piece. That was ridiculous.

If there was a fighter right now that was coming up short lately it would definitely be Bigfoot,however in this fight he was clearly the winner despite what some of the posters above are saying,Ivan came out strong for the first half of the fight but eventually was completely gassed and that is when Bigfoot's experience and training took over and it was pretty clear to me at least Ivan started getting owned on the ground as well as on the feet and Bigfoot had the better stamina and overall conditioning down the stretch,he basically turned the outcome of the fight around during round 2 all the way to the end and to see these crooks read out the decision for this Ivan guy is beyond absurd and disgusting.

m1challengefan wrote:If there was a fighter right now that was coming up short lately it would definitely be Bigfoot,however in this fight he was clearly the winner despite what some of the posters above are saying,Ivan came out strong for the first half of the fight but eventually was completely gassed and that is when Bigfoot's experience and training took over and it was pretty clear to me at least Ivan started getting owned on the ground as well as on the feet and Bigfoot had the better stamina and overall conditioning down the stretch,he basically turned the outcome of the fight around during round 2 all the way to the end and to see these crooks read out the decision for this Ivan guy is beyond absurd and disgusting.

I thought Big Foot had it as well.  I seen the fight pretty close to the same way you did, basically Big Foot came back and won the fight.  

Bigfoot looked old, I thought he might be back with TRT and stuff.
He is still a decent fighter, but not close to what he was in prime.

Heavyweight
1. Vitaly Minakov (Fight Nights)    
2. Blagoi Ivanov (PFL) 
3. Cheick Kongo (Bellator)
4. Tony Johnson Jr. (Fight Nights)
5. Matt Mitrione (Bellator)
6. Roy Nelson (Bellator) 
7. Javy Ayala(Bellator)   
8. Sergei Kharitonov (Bellator)
9. Fedor Emelianenko (Bellator)
10. Amir Aliakbari (RIZIN) 

Other Contenders: Karol Bedorf (KSW), Brandon Vera (ONE  ), Marcin Różalski (KSW ) , Ivan Shtyrkov (RCC), Bobby Lashley (Bellator) 

Light Heavyweight
1. Ryan Bader (Bellator )
2. Phil Davis (Bellator)
3. Muhammed Lawal (Bellator)      
4. Tomasz  Narkun (KSW )   
5. Linton Vassell (Bellator)      
6. Liam McGeary (Bellator)     
7. Jiří Procházka (RIZIN) 2
8. Rashid Yusupov (PFL) 1
9. Quinton Jackson (Bellator)  1 
10. Valentin Moldavsky (Bellator)        

Other Contenders: Chael Sonnen (Bellator) , Roger Gracie (ONE ), Stephan Puetz (M-1 Global), Batraz Agnaev (ACB ), Karl Albrektsson (RIZIN)

Middleweight
1. Gegard Mousasi (Bellator)   
2. Mamed Khalidov (KSW ) 
3. Rafael Carvalho (Bellator 1
4. Alexander Shlemenko (M-1 Global) 1
5. John Salter (Bellator) 
6. Michał Materla (KSW)  1      
7. Vyacheslav Vasilevsky (ACB)  1    
8. Viktor Nemkov (M-1 Global)
9. Aung La Nsang(ONE )
10. Hisaki Kato (Bellator) 

Other Contenders: Jung Hwan Cha (ROAD FC  ), Vladimir Mineev (Fight Nights) , Alessio Sakara (Bellator), Vitaly Bigdash (ONE),  Anatoly Tokov (Bellator) 

Welterweight
1. Ben Askren (ONE  )
2. Douglas Lima (Bellator )  
3. Rory MacDonald (Bellator)  
4. Andrey Koreshkov (Bellator)  
5. Paul Daley (Bellator) 
6. Jon Fitch (PFL)   
7. Jake Shields (PFL)        
8. Michael Page (Bellator)       
9. Borys Mańkowski (KSW )  
10. Alexey Kunchenko (M-1 Global  )     

Other Contenders:  Mukhamed Berkhamov (ACB ) , Rousimar Palhares (Fight Nights), Muslim Salikhov (Kunlun), Lorenz Larkin (Bellator), Abubakar Nurmagomedov (PFL)

Lightweight
1. Brent Primus (Bellator )
2. Eduard Folayang (ONE )
3. Michael Chandler (Bellator) 
4. Shinya Aoki (ONE)
5. Derek Campos (Bellator)      
6. Patricky "Pitbull" Freire (Bellator)
7. Lowen Tynanes (ONE)    
8. Benson Henderson (Bellator)           
9. Mateusz Gamrot (KSW ) 
10. Yusuke Yachi (RIZIN) *N.R      

Other Contenders:  Eduard Vartanyan (ACB), Jason High (PFL), Satoru Kitaoka (RIZIN) , Derek Anderson (Bellator), Brian Foster (PFL)

Featherweight
1. Patricio "Pitbull" Freire (Bellator ) 
2. Daniel Weichel (Bellator)    
3. Pat Curran (Bellator) 1    
4. Martin Nguyen (ONE ) 1
5. Emmanuel Sanchez (Bellator) *N.R  
6. Andre Harrison (PFL)
7. Daniel Straus (Bellator) 4
8. Magomed Idrisov (M-1 Global)  1         
9. Kron Gracie (RIZIN) 1 
10. Marat Gafurov (ONE) 1 

Other Contenders: Ivan Buchinger (M-1 Global ), James Gallagher (Bellator), Kazunori Yokota (DEEP ), Bubba Jenkins (ACB), Lance Palmer (PFL) 

Bantamweight
1. Bibiano Fernandes (ONE )
2. Darrion Caldwell (Bellator ) 3
3. Kyoji Horiguchi (RIZIN) 
4. Eduardo Dantas (Bellator )  2     
5. Shintaro Ishiwatari (Pancrase )  4           
6. Soo Chul Kim (ROAD FC )  2             
7. Marcos Galvão (Bellator)     
8. Joe Warren (Bellator)   
9. Timur Valiev (PFL)  1     
10. Michael McDonald (Bellator) *N.R

Other Contenders: Joe Taimanglo (Bellator), Takafumi Otsuka (DEEP ), Rafael Silva (Pancrase), Masakatsu Ueda (Pancrase), Petr Yan (ACB)

Flyweight
1. Adriano Moraes (ONE )     
2. Tyson Nam (Fight Nights)  
3. Tatsumitsu Wada (DEEP )        
4. Hiromasa Ogikubo (Shooto)       
5. Ali Bagautinov (Fight Nights)   
6. Askar Askarov (ACB )      
7. Chico Camus (RFA)         
8. Yoni Sherbatov (ACB)        
9. Jose Torres (Titan FC )        
10. Zach Makovsky (ACB)

Other Contenders: Kairat Akhmetov (ONE), Chris Kelades (LFA), Bruno Azevedo (WFCA), Takeshi Kasugai (Pancrase), Riley Dutro (Shooto)

Strawweight
1. Yoshitaka Naito (ONE FC )
2. Mitsuhisa Sunabe (King Of Pancrase  )
3. Kent Kambe (Pancrase)    
4. Daichi Kitakata (Pancrase)    
5. Ryohei Kurosawa  (Shooto)
6. Marcus Amaral (Shooto BR)    
7. Hayato Suzuki  (ONE FC)    
8. Yosuke Saruta (Shooto )  
9. Haruo Ochi (Deep )
10. Joshua Pacio (ONE)  

Other Contenders: Marcone Muniz (Aspera FC) , Gilberto Dias (Jungle Fight ),Ryuto Sawada (Shooto), Kanta Sato (Deep), Raymison Bruno (Pancrase)

Women's Featherweight
1. Julia Budd (Bellator )       
2. Arlene Blencowe (Bellator)   
3. Talita Nogueira (Bellator)  
4. Iony Razafiarison (Bellator)    
5. Leah Letson (Invicta FC) 
6. Ediane Gomes (Invicta FC)    
7. Pam Sorenson (Invicta FC)      
8. Helena Kolesnyk (Invicta FC)               
9. Felicia Spencer (Invicta FC)         
10. Charmaine Tweet (Invicta FC)

Other Contenders:Gabrielle Holloway (Bellator) ,Faith Van Duin (Invicta FC) ,Alexis Dufresne (Bellator),Daria Ibragimova (Invicta FC) ,Sinead Kavanagh (Bellator)  

Women's Flyweight
1. Ariane Lipski (KSW )  
2. Jennifer Maia (Invicta FC ) 
3. Agnieszka Niedźwiedź  (Invicta FC)      
4. Ilima-Lei Macfarlane (Bellator)       
5. Vanessa Porto (Invicta FC)     
6. Emily Ducote (Bellator)   
7. Simone Duarte (Jungle Fight )     
8. Kate Jackson (Bellator)
9. Mackenzie Dern (LFA)
10. Rin Nakai (Pancrase)

Other Contenders: Kanako Murata (RIZIN) , Molly McCann (Cage Warrior), Valérie Létourneau (Bellator), Sarah D'Alelio (Bellator) , Lena Ovchynnikova (Bellator)