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Age 36 orthodox Ievgen Khytrov has now fought 14 fights and remains unbeaten with a record of 14-0-0. Having started his career on July 2016 at age 25, Khytrov shows no signs of slowing down as he continues his rise as a pro. Between December 2013 and July 2016, Khytrov had his longest winning streak of 14 fights. In his 14 fights, his longest KO streak is 9 fights long.
Khytrov's first fight came against Christian Nava where Khytrov became only the 3rd person to stop Nava, stopping him in round 1 to claim his first pro fight stoppage and an almost perfect start to his career. Khytrov built on his successful start to his career by fighting once in 2013 and 6 times in 2014 which included fights against Willie Fortune, Chris Chatman and Louis Rose to name just a few.
Willie Fortune was Khytrov's next fight on August 8th, 2014 and also his next win in his career. Khytrov's fight against Willie Fortune came in the 1st round of a 8 round fight via TKO. Khytrov became the first person to stop Fortune.
Keeping his losses at zero, Khytrov fought on November 21st, 2014 beating Louis Rose. Becoming the first person to stop Louis Rose, Khytrov beat Rose via KO in the 1st round of a 8 round fight. Khytrov's win streak of 7 rose to 12 following 5 great wins, becoming the first to stop Maurice Louishome, 3rd person to stop Jorge Melendez (Round 8 TKO) and First to beat Aaron Coley.
Kenneth Mcneil was up next for Khytrov on March 5th, 2016. Khytrov continued with his winning streak by beating Mcneil. In 2016 Khytrov fought his next opponent Kenneth Mcneil and defeated him via UD. Khytrov was the 5th person to go the distance with Mcneil.
Ievgen Khytrov went into his latest fight with Paul Mendez on July 21st, 2016 with 13 wins and he continued this winning streak taking it to 14 wins. It didn't take long for Khytrov to work Mendez out in his most recent fight. With a stoppage in the 9th round, Ievgen Khytrov became the first fighter to stop Mendez via TKO and moves on to bigger things.