Bakhodir Isomiddin oʻgʻli Jalolov

Bakhodir Isomiddin oʻgʻli Jalolov is an Uzbek heavyweight known as “The Big Uzbek,” an imposing southpaw whose pro career has been defined by power and international activity. Born in Sariosiyo in Uzbekistan on 1994-07-08, Jalolov stands 201 cm with a 206 cm reach and has built an unblemished professional ledger: 17–0 with 15 stoppage victories. He is active in the heavyweight division and holds no current major world title, though he captured the vacant WBC‑NABF Junior heavyweight regional belt in 2019. Jalolov turned professional in May 2018 and began his career with a run of early stoppages that showcased his finishing ability. After stopping Hugo Trujillo in his maiden year, he scored a series of quick knockouts and technical stoppages through 2018 and into 2019, culminating in a first‑round KO of Brendan Barrett on 2019-04-10 at Sony Hall for the vacant WBC‑NABF Junior heavyweight title. That regional belt remains the primary sanctioned championship listed on his pro record. Following the title win, Jalolov continued to develop his résumé across multiple countries. He registered stoppage wins in Mexico and returned to Uzbekistan and the Middle East for fights in Tashkent and Dubai. A notable stateside appearance came on ShoBox in June 2022, where he stopped Jack Mulowayi with a left hook in the eighth round, a performance that brought him wider exposure in the U.S. market. Other stoppage victories of note include a fourth‑round finish of Curtis Harper in November 2022 and a one‑round KO of Chris Thompson in Tashkent in November 2023. While his record is dominated by early‑round finishes, Jalolov has also demonstrated the ability to go the distance when asked. In 2025 he recorded consecutive unanimous decision victories—over Ihor Shevadzutskyi in a scheduled 10‑rounder in Astana and over Vitaliy Kudukhov in an eight‑round bout in Saint Petersburg—marking the first decisions on his professional ledger and showing development in sustained, longer fights. Most recently, he returned to stoppage form with a seventh‑round TKO/RTD over Agron Smakici in Manchester in May 2026. Jalolov’s career has been geographically wide‑ranging, with fights across the United States, Uzbekistan, the United Arab Emirates, Mexico, Kazakhstan, Russia and the United Kingdom. He is commonly listed as fighting out of Indio, California, though sources show activity from multiple bases. As an active heavyweight with a 17–0 record and a 15‑KO stopping rate, Jalolov remains a power‑punching southpaw operating without a major world title but carrying a regional belt and growing international experience.