Mikhail Chalykh

Mikhail Chalykh
Statistics
Rated at 187 LBS
Height 190 cm (6 ft 3 in)
Nationality Russian}
Born (1983-11-20) November 20, 1983
Volgograd, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
Stance Kickboxing
Boxing record
Total fights 20
Wins 18
Wins by KO 6
Draws 0

Mikhail Chalikh — (English pronunciation: /mɪhʌ'ɪl 'tʃʌlɪh/; Russian: Михаил Чалых; born November 20, 1983) is a Russian professional heavyweight kickboxer. He is a Russian Merited Master of Sports in kickboxing.[1] He is a World champion in kickboxing (2006), a European champion in kickboxing (2004), a Russian three times champion in kickboxing (in 2004, 2005 and 2007 years).

Career

Titles

Professional record

Date Result Opponent Event Location Method
2015-04-03 Loss MoroccoSamir Boukhidous GLORY 20 United Arab EmiratesDubai TKO
2007-07-05 Win Bosnia and HerzegovinaDrozhenko Ninich Rame uz rame MontenegroBudva Decision (split)
2007-02-21 Win RussiaKamil Yusupov Arbat RussiaMoscow TKO
2006-12-20 Win RussiaVladimir Tyuin Arbat RussiaMoscow Decision (split)
2006-12-20 Win Ukraine Artur Kyshenko Arbat RussiaMoscow Decision (split)
2006-10-24 Win Russia Artem Levin Fighting the world RussiaNovosibirsk Decision (unanimous)
2006-06-07 Win Russia Evgeniy Mityugin Arbat RussiaMoscow TKO
2005-12-07 Win Russia Islam Tsomaev Arbat RussiaMoscow Decision (split)
2005-05-04 Win Ukraine Dmitriy Kirpan Arbat RussiaMoscow KO
2005-03-23 Win Belarus Aleksandr Svitin Arbat RussiaMoscow Decision (unanimous)
2004-12-08 Win France Silvio Danois Arbat RussiaMoscow KO
2004-11-17 Win Kyrgyzstan Katanbek Sydygaliev Arbat RussiaMoscow Decision (unanimous)
2004-10-06 Win Russia Denis Grachev Arbat RussiaMoscow Decision (split)
2004-08-25 Win Russia Islam Tsomaev Arbat RussiaMoscow Decision (unanimous)
2004-07-14 Win Russia Abo Katamashvili Arbat RussiaMoscow TKO
2004-05-04 Loss Belarus Dmitriy Shakuta "Kristall" cup RussiaMoscow Decision (split)
2004-05-04 Win Belarus Aleksey Kharkevych "Kristall" cup RussiaMoscow Decision (split)
2004-03-16 Win Russia Islam Tsomaev "Kristall" cup RussiaMoscow Decision (unanimous)
2004-03-16 Win Georgia (country) Armen Azizyan "Kristall" cup RussiaMoscow Decision (unanimous)

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