Giant 18 stone heavyweight looks unrecognisable as he shows off horror eye injury from ‘multiple head blows’ in fight

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HEAVYWEIGHT boxer Arslanbek Makhmudov looked unrecognisable as he showed off a brutal eye injury.

The 6ft 5″ giant took to Instagram to share a picture of his face following his defeat to Guido Vianello at the Videotron Centre in Quebec City, Canada, on Saturday.

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Arslanbek Makhmudov looked worse for wear after losing his last fight[/caption]

Doctors stopped the fight in the eighth round after the Russian boxer’s left eye fully closed up mid-fight.

Days after the TKO loss, Makhmudov – who weighed in at 18-and-a-half stone for the fight – took to Instagram to show off his eye injury.

The 35-year-old’s face was visibly swollen from the punches he had taken with a black and blue colouration also visible in the area.

Vianello was able to land right-hand hits to the face throughout the fight before doctors stopped the bout at the 2.58 mark of the eighth round.

Taking to Instagram, he said: “After multiple head strikes, my left eye completely closed, so I didn’t see all the attacks from the right and the doctor stopped the fight in the 8th round!

“AlhamduliLlyah in any position ☝🏻 did everything what I can.”

It is the second pro defeat of Makhmudov’s career and his second KO loss in three.

He also has 19 wins under his belt with 18 KOs.

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On his win, Vianello said: “I am a contender now. I am ready for the world level, and I proved that tonight.

“I thought I beat Efe Ajagba, and I came into this fight with a lot of confidence.

“I was in the best shape of my career, and that showed tonight. I dominated him and then knocked him out.

“I just had to stay composed. There was a knockdown that wasn’t called, but I knew if I stuck to my strategy, I would get the knockout.”

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It was Russian heavyweight Makhmudov’s second defeat