Raimond Magomedaliev

Raimond Abdurakhmanovich Magomedaliev (; born 10 June 1990) is a Russian professional mixed martial artist/sambist, who currently competes in the Welterweight division. He has competed both in Eagle Fc and One Championship. 
He is one time combat sambo world champion (FIAS), two-time World Wushu Sanda world champion and one-time runner-up at World Hand-to-Hand Combat Championships. And in April 18, 2017, he was awarded International Master of Sports in Combat Sambo by Russian Sports Ministry.
==Early life==
Magomedaliev was born on June 10, 1990 in Makhachkala, Russia. As a 10 years old, Magomedaliev, was convinced into joining a wrestling club by his father. Later on his life, Magomedaliev decided to join the Russian military, where he attained the rank of lieutenant. It was during his military service, Magomedaliev competed in various combat sports, where he won world championships in combat sambo, kung fu, wushu sanda, and hand-to-hand combat.
Magomedaliev decided to seriously pursue a career in Mixed Martial Arts, after he watched an K-1 Grand Prix fight on TV.
==Mixed martial arts career==
Magmomedaliev trains out of both in Eagles MMA and Krepost Fight Club in his native Dagestan; while in USA, he is primarily associated with American Top Team gym.
He made his amateur debut in September, 2014 at Cup Of Russia, where he defeated Alexey Susaev via first-round knockout; he did not go very far in tournament.
===Fight Nights Global/Dagestan Cage Fighting Championship===
March 5, 2015, Magomedaliev had his first pro debut during Fight Nights - Fight Club 1 event, against Gennady Simonov, where he won by first-round submission via Armbar. In his second pro fight at Fight Nights - Fight Club 5, he beat Dmitry Shestakov by unanimous decision.
In 2016 Magomedaliev fought in Dagestan Cage Fighting Championship, where he KO'd Tajik fighter, Jahongir Saidjamolov in the second-round. And in September of the same year, EFN - Fight Nights Global 51 event, he TKO'd Russian fighter Ruslan Zhemukhov in the second-round.
In March 30, 2018, Magomedaliev fought in Fight Nights Global for the last time, where he defeated the Brazilian fighter Valdir Araujo, via first-round KO. After this fight, he signed for One Championship with an unbeaten pro record.
===ONE Championship===
Magomedaliev had his first fight in One Championship, booked against James Nakashima, where he lost by unanimous decision. In his second fight for One Championship, Magomedaliev defeated Joey Pierotti via first-round submission (Guillotine Choke). In Magomedaliev's third fight, he KO'd Brazilian fighter Edson Marques at first-round.. In his fourth outing for One Championship, Magomedaliev was pitted against Tyler McGuire, where he won by unanimous decision.
===Eagle Fighting Championship===
In Janurary 28, 2022 Magomedaliev had his first fight for Khabib's Eagle Fighting Championship promotion debut, in Miami, Florida, against Anthony Njokuani, which he won via first-round KO. Two months later on March 11, Magomedaliev defeated Impa Kasanganay via split decision.
==Championships and accomplishments==
===Wushu Sanda===
* International Kung Fu Federation
** World Championship (−80 kg)
** World Championship (−80 kg)
* Kung Fu Federation of Russia
**Russian Championship (−80 kg)
===Combat Sambo===
* Fédération Internationale de Sambo
** World Combat Sambo Championship (−82 kg)
* All-Russian Sambo Federation
** Russian Combat Sambo Championship (−82 kg) 
** Russian Combat Sambo Championship (−82 kg)
**Russian Combat Sambo Championship (−82 kg)
===Army Hand-to-Hand Combat (ARB)===
* Hand-to-Hand Fighting Sport International Federation (HSIF)
* World Championship (−82 kg)
** Russian Championship (−82 kg)
==Mixed martial arts record==
Res.	Record	Opponent 	Method 	Event 	Date 	Round	Time	Location 	Notes
Win 	10–1 	Impa Kasanganay 	Decision (split) 	Eagle FC 46 	March 11, 2022 	3 	5:00	Miami, Florida, United States	Catchweight (180 lb) bout
Win 	9–1 	Anthony Njokuani 	TKO (punches) 	Eagle FC 44 	January 28, 2022 	1 	2:49	Miami, Florida, United States	Return to Welterweight
Win 	8–1 	Tyler McGuire 	Decision (unanimous) 	One Championship - One on TNT 1 	April 7, 2021 	3 	5:00	Kallang, Singapore 	
Win 	7–1 	Edson Marques 	KO (punch) 	One Championship - Collision Course 2 	December 18, 2020 	1 	1:52	Kallang, Singapore 	
Win 	6–1 	Joey Pierotti 	Submission (guillotine choke)	One Championship - A New Tomorrow 	January 10, 2020 	1 	3:52	Bangkok, Thailand 	
Loss	5–1 	James Nakashima 	Decision (unanimous) 	One Championship - Conquest of Champions	November 23, 2018 	3 	5:00	Pasay, Philippines 	Return to Middleweight
Win 	5–0 	Valdir Araujo 	KO (punch) 	FNG - Fight Nights Global 85 	March 30, 2018 	1 	0:17	Moscow, Russia 	
Win 	4–0 	Ruslan Zhemukhov 	TKO (punches & elbows) 	EFN - Fight Nights Global 51 	September 25, 2016	2 	2:16	Kaspiysk, Dagestan 	
Win 	3–0 	Jahongir Saidjamolov	TKO (punches) 	Cage Fighting - Dagestan 	April 2, 2016 	2 	2:31	Makhachkala, Dagestan 	
Win 	2–0 	Dmitry Shestakov 	Decision (unanimous) 	Fight Nights - Fight Club 5 	April 2, 2015 	2 	5:00	Moscow, Russia 	Welterweight
Win 	1–0 	Gennady Simonov 	Submission (armbar) 	Fight Nights - Fight Club 1 	March 5, 2015 	1 	4:17	Moscow, Russia 	Middleweight
Category:1990 births
Category:People from Makhachkala
Category:Russian people
Category:Mixed martial artists