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Alexei Kudin

b. 1984

Belarusian kickboxer and mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter

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Born 1984. Alexei Kudin is a Belarusian mixed martial arts fighter, boxer, kickboxer and thai boxer.

Alexei Kudin (; born December 20, 1984) is a Belarusian former professional kickboxer and mixed martial artist. He is a world champion and European versions WBKF, King of Kings – Grand Prix K-1 tournament finalist, which was held December 16, 2010, in Odintsovo. In addition to competition in kickboxing, Alexei Kudin had many professional fights in mixed martial arts.

Career Kudin faced Chaban Ka on April 9, 2013, in a quarter finals match of the 2013 M-1 Grand Prix and lost the fight in first round by rear-naked choke.

Titles

Kickboxing Professional King of Kings 2010 KOK World GP 2010 in Moscow runner up World Bars Kickboxing Federation 2008 WBKF European Super Heavyweight tournament runner up (+93 kg) 2008 WBKF World Super Heavyweight tournament runner up (+93 kg) 2007 WBKF World Super Heavyweight champion (+93 kg)

Amateur 2013 WAKO world championship Silver +91 kg (K-1 rules) 2010 WAKO European championship Gold +91 kg (K-1 rules) 2009 WAKO world championship Gold +91 kg 2008 WAKO European championship Gold +91 kg (K-1 rules) 2007 WAKO world championship Gold +91 kg 2006 WAKO European championship Gold +91 kg (Thai-Boxing rules) 2004 WAKO European championship Silver -91 kg (K-1 rules)

Muaythai Amateur 2012 IFMA European championship Silver +91 kg 2011 IFMA world championship Gold +91 kg 2010 IFMA world championship Bronze +91 kg 2008 IFMA world championship Gold +91 kg 2007 IFMA world championship Gold +91 kg 2006 IFMA world championship Bronze +91 kg 2006 WMF world championship Gold +91 kg

MMA Russian MMA Union 2012 Russian MMA Championship tournament champion (+93 kg) Professional Fighting Championships (ProFC) 2011 ProFC Grand Prix champion (+93 kg)

Mixed martial arts record Loss

Omar Aliev Decision (unanimous) BetCity Fight Nights: Cup of Petr Mineev

Ulyanovsk, Russia Win

Evgeniy Bova TKO (punches) New Fighting Generation 13

Minsk, Belarus Win

Dmitriy Isachenko Submission (choke) Eastern Economic Forum: Roscongress Vladivostok Combat Night

Vladivostok, Russia Loss

Anatoly Malykhin TKO (punches) Fight Nights Global 93

Moscow, Russia NC

Chaban Ka NC (illegal strike) 100% Fight 38

Paris, France Win

Cody East TKO (retirement) Fight Nights Global: Summer Cup 2018

Bozhou, China Loss

Viktor PeΕ‘ta Submission (rear-naked choke) Fight Nights Global 79

Penza, Russia Win

Charles Andrade Decision (unanimous) Academy MMA Cup 2017

Minsk, Belarus Win

Derrick Mehmen Decision (split) Fight Nights Global 64

Moscow, Russia Loss

Sergei Pavlovich Decision (unanimous) Fight Nights Global 54

Rostov-on-Don, Russia Draw

Mikhail Mokhnatkin Draw Fight Nights Global 46

Krylatskoe, Russia Win

Evgeni Boldyrev KO (punches) Mix Fight Combat

Khimki, Russia Loss

Jeremy May Submission (armbar) M-1 Global – Way to M-1 China

Chengdu, China Win

Baga Agaev TKO (leg kicks) M-1 Challenge 58 – Battle in the Mountains 4

Ingushetia, Russia Loss

Alexander Volkov Decision (unanimous) Union MMA Pro

Krasnodar, Russia Win

Travis Fulton TKO (punches) Russian MMA Union – New Horizons Grand Final

Minsk, Belarus Win

Andreas Kraniotakes KO (punch) ProFC 55: Kudin vs. Kraniotakes

Krasnodar, Russia Loss

Sergei Kharitonov TKO (punches) M-1 Challenge 43

Surgut, Russia Win

Vladimir Mishchenko TKO (retirement) OC – Oplot Challenge 67

Kharkov, Ukraine Win

Vladimir Nepochatov KO (punch) NC – Neman Challenge

Grodno, Belarus Win

Dritan Bajramaj KO (punch) M-1 Challenge 39

Moscow, Russia Loss

Chaban Ka Submission (rear-naked choke) M-1 Challenge 38: Spring Battle

St. Petersburg, Russia M-1 Grand Prix: Quarter Finals Loss

Mike Wessel Decision (unanimous) Bellator 83

Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States Win

Konstantin Gluhov Decision (unanimous) RMMAC – Russian MMA Championship

St.Petersburg, Russia Wins Russian MMA Championship tournament. Win

Tadas Rimkevicius TKO (doctor stoppage) RMMAC – Russian MMA Championship

St.Petersburg, Russia Semi finals. Win

Oleg Tinins TKO (punches) RMMAC – Russian MMA Championship

St.Petersburg, Russia Quarter finals. Win

Evgeniy Denschikov KO (punch) V – Vosmiugolnik

Minsk, Belarus Win

Vladimir Kuchenko TKO (leg kicks) Lion's Fights 1 – The Beginning

St.Petersburg, Russia Loss

Magomed Abdurahimov Decision (split) WUFC – Challenge of Champions

Makhachkala, Russia Final. Win

Konstantin Gluhov Decision (unanimous) WUFC – Challenge of Champions

Makhachkala, Russia Semi finals. Win

Kazbek Saidaliev KO (punch) ProFC – Grand Prix Global Finals

Rostov-on-Don, Russia Win

Dmitry Poberezhets TKO (punches) ProFC – Grand Prix Global Finals

Rostov-on-Don, Russia Win

Semion Borsh TKO (punches) ProFC Grand Prix Global – East Europe

Kishinev, Moldova Wins ProFC Grand Prix. Win

Wojciech Bulinski KO (punch) ProFC Grand Prix Global – East Europe

Kishinev, Moldova Semi finals. Win

Dmitry Poberezhets Decision (unanimous) ProFC – Union Nation Cup Final

Rostov-on-Don, Russia Win

Vitaly Operit TKO (punches) RF – Real Fight-FC

Minsk, Belarus Win

Denis Ivanets Submission (punches) M-1 Challenge: Belarus

Brest, Belarus Loss

Vidmantas Tatarunas Decision (unanimous) Shooto Lithuania – King of Bushido Stage 2

Kaunas, Lithuania Loss

Nikolai Onikienko Decision (unanimous) WAFC – CIS Cup 2003

Yaroslavl, Russia Loss

Telman Piraev N/A IAFC – Vasily Kudin Memorial 2002

Kadiivka, Ukraine Win

Dmitry Surnev TKO (cut) IAFC – Vasily Kudin Memorial 2002

Kadiivka, Ukraine MMA debut.

Muay Thai and kickboxing record

2020 Belarusian protests and imprisonment Kudin participated in protests in Belarus in August 2020. Then in Maladzyechna, Alexey Kudzin fought with OMON, after which he was brutally detained and became a subject of a criminal case. He was charged under Article 364 of the Criminal Code (violence against an employee of the internal affairs bodies). From August to mid-November, he was under house arrest, and then left Belarus for Western Europe. Then he moved to a monastery in Russia, where he was detained at the request of the Belarusian authorities. He was extradited to Belarus, where he was eventually sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in a general-security colony. He served his sentence in the Shklov colony. He was released at the end of 2022. On August 12, 2021, human rights organizations in Belarus recognized him as a political prisoner.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Alexei Kudin?

Belarusian kickboxer and mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter

When was Alexei Kudin born?

Alexei Kudin was born on 20 December 1984 in Minsk.

What is Alexei Kudin's occupation?

Alexei Kudin is a mixed martial arts fighter, boxer, kickboxer and thai boxer.

What nationality is Alexei Kudin?

Alexei Kudin is Belarusian.

Sources & further reading

Β· Wikipedia: Alexei Kudin

Β· Wikidata: Q3918780

Β· DBpedia: Alexey Kudin

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