Danylo Lozan Passes the Weigh-In Ahead of the WBC Grand Prix Semifinals
The official weigh-in for the next stage of the prestigious WBC Grand Prix tournament took place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Ukraine’s sole representative at this stage, Danylo Lozan (15–0, 9 KOs), will compete in the Super Lightweightdivision.
At the scales, Lozan weighed in at 64.4 kg, while his opponent from Uzbekistan, Mujibillo Tursunov (8–0, 2 KOs), registered 64.0 kg. Both fighters successfully made weight and are ready for the decisive clash.
Road to the Semifinals
The WBC Grand Prix has gathered boxers from across the globe, creating a unique platform for competition, prestige, and a substantial prize fund.
Danylo Lozan has confidently advanced through every stage of the tournament. In the Round of 32, he defeated Kamronbek Eshmatov (10–1) by unanimous decision; in the Round of 16, he stopped Eric Basran (8–0) with a third-round TKO; and in the quarterfinals, he claimed victory over Sanatali Toltayev (4–0) by technical decision following an accidental head clash.
His opponent, Mujibillo Tursunov (8–0, 2 KOs) of Uzbekistan, also remains undefeated in the professional ranks. During the current WBC Grand Prix campaign, he beat Misael Cabrera Urias (17–2–1) by unanimous decision (UD), overcame Alan Ezequiel Dutra (15–0) also by unanimous decision (UD), and earned a split decision (SD) win over Michael Adesodun (9–1–1) in his previous bout.
The WBC Grand Prix is more than just a tournament — it is a global boxing initiative that opens a new chapter in the history of professional boxing.
The battle for the WBC Grand Prix Trophy represents an opportunity for international recognition and a prestigious award that highlights the high status of this event.
For each participant, reaching the semifinals is a major achievement, while victory in the final will mean not only lifting the trophy but also cementing a place among the strongest fighters in the world.
The semifinal bouts will take place on October 19 in Riyadh, with the official broadcast available exclusively on DAZN.
Next year, the WBC plans to host the second season of the WBC Grand Prix, bringing together new competitors from different continents and continuing the legacy of this global boxing project.
