Ihor Shevadzutskyi

Ihor Shevadzutskyi (Ukrainian: Iгор Шевадзуцький; born 23 March 1990) is a Ukrainian professional boxer.

Amateur career Shevadzutskyi competed in the 2013 and 2014 Ukrainian National Championships, losing on points in the quarterfinals.

Prior to turning professional, Shevadzutskyi competed in the heavyweight division (91+ kg) of the 2013–14 and 2015 World Series of Boxing (WSB), as part of team Ukraine Otamans, winning against Roger Hryniuk (SD), Zhibao Wang and Hamza Beguerni (stoppage), and losing against Maxim Babanin (UD) and Lenier Peró (SD).

Shevadzutskyi competed in the 2015 European Amateur Championships, losing by UD to eventual bronze medalist, Mihai Nistor, in the quarterfinals.

Shevadzutskyi competed in the 2015 Ukrainian National Championships, losing on points in the semifinals. Shevadzutskyi won the 2016 and 2017 Ukrainian National Championships, after defeating Victor Vykhryst and Andriy Gorodetskiy in the finals. Shevadzutskyi competed in the 2018 Ukrainian National Championships, losing on points in the final.

Professional career Shevadzutskyi faced former world title challenger Kevin Johnson (35–19–1, 19 KOs) at the ECB Boxgym in Hamburg on 13 August 2022, winning on points.

Shevadzutskyi faced Martin Bakole (18–1, 13 KOs) at the G2A Arena, Rzeszów on 22 April 2023, losing by technical knockout in the third round.

Shevadzutskyi faced former two-time world title challenger Kubrat Pulev (30–3, 14 KOs) at the Arena Armeec in Sofia, on 30 March 2024, with vacant the WBA International heavyweight title on the line. Shevadzutskyi stepped up on a week's notice after Pulev's original opponent, WBA 'regular' champion Mahmoud Charr (34–4, 20 KOs), pulled out due to an injured bicep. Pulev weighed Pulev's 248.5 pounds and Shevadzutskyi weighed 286.5 pounds. Pulev won by unanimous decision, with all three judges scoring the fight 117–111.

Shevadzutskyi faced undefeated Bakhodir Jalolov (14–0, 14 KOs) at the Barys Arena in Astana on 5 April 2025, losing by UD.

Professional boxing record

World Series of Boxing record