The WBC Boxing Grand Prix continues to deliver high-stakes action as Nigeria’s Michael Adesodun gears up to face Mujibillo Tursunov in the super lightweight preliminary rounds on Friday.
This bout is a key part of the tournament-style format introduced by the WBC to create a global platform for emerging talent across multiple weight divisions.
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The WBC Grand Prix is a global knockout-style tournament featuring fighters from across the world competing in various weight classes. With a bracketed format similar to major sporting tournaments, the Grand Prix offers a fast track to world title contention, with each bout acting as a qualifier for the next stage.
Fighters must win their way through multiple rounds to reach the finals, where they’ll compete for WBC-sanctioned titles and global recognition.
Michael Adesodun now steps into the spotlight looking to add his name to that growing list of Nigerian success stories.
Known for his explosive athleticism and resilience, Adesodun will be tested by Mujibillo Tursunov, a technically sound Uzbek fighter with strong fundamentals and a dangerous lead hand.
With a place in the next round on the line, this fight is more than just another bout, it’s a career-defining opportunity.
A win for Adesodun could elevate him to international recognition and keep the Nigerian momentum rolling in the tournament.
For Tursunov, a victory could further solidify his rising stock in the super lightweight division.
Expect a tactical but fiery battle as both men chase glory in one of boxing’s most ambitious and globally inclusive tournaments to date
