Ukrainian boxer Vladislav Sirenko has been temporarily suspended following a fight in the U.S.
Ukrainian heavyweight boxer Vladislav Sirenko has been temporarily suspended from competition following his victory over Sweden’s Otto Wallin at the Zuffa Boxing tournament in New York. This information is confirmed by data from the BoxRec website.
On July 27, the 31-year-old from Kyiv knocked out the experienced Swedish boxer at Madison Square Garden, successfully making his debut for the promotion.
Following the bout, the Nevada State Athletic Commission imposed a temporary medical suspension on Sirenko. This procedure is standard in professional boxing and is intended to protect athletes’ health after fights. The duration of the suspension has not yet been specified.

A similar decision was made regarding Otto Wallin. His suspension is expected to last longer, as the Swede suffered a severe knockout in his bout against the Ukrainian.
Source: BoxRec.
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