Zaur Abdullaev and Khariton Agrba weigh in for interim WBA title bout

Zaur Abdullaev and Khariton Agrba completed their weigh-in on October 9 ahead of an interim WBA super-lightweight title fight in Yekaterinburg on October 10.
The Russian fighters will headline the RCC Boxing event in a contest scheduled for 12 rounds. Their division has a weight limit of 63.5 kg. The Russian Boxing Federation confirmed that both men had completed the weigh-in.
Agrba enters the contest with 17 professional wins, including nine knockouts, and one defeat. According to Sport-Express, he ranks first in the WBA standings and is the mandatory challenger. Abdullaev has 21 wins, 13 by knockout, and two defeats. He holds the WBA Gold belt and occupies 11th place in the rankings.
The event also features two RCC Grand Prix finals. Nikita Kuzmin faces Andrey Stepanov, while Magomednuri Magomedov meets Aleksandr Zyryanov. The WBA Gold International and IBF Asia belts will be contested in those bouts.
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