Loik Radzhabov • Stats, Record and Fight History

BIO

FIGHTS

STATS

UFC HISTORY & CAREER

• UFC on ESPN(7/20/24) Radzhabov lost a three round unanimous decision to Trey Ogden
• UFC Fight Night(3/2/24) Radzhabov knocked out Abdul-Kareem Al-Selwady at :49 of the third round
• UFC on ABC(6/24/23) Radzhabov was stopped by Mateusz Rębecki via strikes at 2:36 of the second round
• UFC 285(3/4/23) Radzhabov won a three round unanimous decision over Esteban Ribovics

IMPORTANT FACTS

Pro since 2012

Eight wins by KO, five by submission (Guillotine, anaconda, 2 north-south choke, RNC)

Seven first-round finishes

Has won five of his last eight

Owns 2019 win over UFC vet Chris Wade

Four wins in under a minute

Q & A

Q: When and why did you start training for fighting?

ANSWER: I started training at the age of six, mainly because I wanted to have a better life and provide for my family through fighting.

Q: Training:

ANSWER: Wake up, pray, run and then have breakfast. Go to first training session after that, come home, relax and take a nap, then after go to evening training. The next day, just repeat the same thing.

Q: What ranks and titles have you held?

ANSWER: I was a GMC welterweight champion in Germany.

Q: .

ANSWER: WMMAA (World Mixed Martial Arts Association) lightweight champion Two-time PFL lightweight finalist

Q: Do you have any heroes?

ANSWER: Muhammad Ali

Q: What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC?

ANSWER: It is my longtime dream, and it’s finally here; I’m very happy.

Q: Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn?

ANSWER: Tajikistan Politechnical University

Q: What was your job before you started fighting?

ANSWER: For many years I worked as security in the restaurants and clubs

Q: Specific accomplishments in amateur competition?

ANSWER: 2016 World Amateur Mixed Martial Arts Championship finalistSpecific accomplishments in pro competition?Fastest knockout in PFL lightweight history (0:27 seconds of the first round)Favorite grappling technique:Rear naked chokeFavorite Striking technique:Flying knee KO