About Jordan Radev
Born 1976. Jordan Radev is a Bulgarian mixed martial arts fighter.
Jordan Radev (; born March 4, 1976) is a Bulgarian wrestler and professional mixed martial artist. He was the second Bulgarian mixed martial artist to fight in the Ultimate Fighting Championship in its middleweight division.
Radev had two bouts in the UFC - at UFC Fight Night 10 against Andrew McFedries, and at UFC 79 against Dean Lister. After the UFC bouts, his next fight was scheduled to be against the Cuban/Australian judoka Hector Lombard in the Australian promotion Cage Fighting Championships. However, he was denied a visa to Australia and therefore did not appear.
Besides the UFC, Radev has fought in various other organizations, marking notable wins against the Polish MMA legend Grzegorz Jakubowski in KSW 9 – Konfrontacja, Yuya Shirai in M-1 Global, and against Alexander Shlemenko in the Helsinki Fight Festival. He is also the head MMA coach of the Bulgarian National MMA team in the M-1 Challenge fighting league.
While still active as an MMA fighter, Radev is currently also the head MMA trainer in the Fight Factory in Brooklyn, New York, - the largest boxing and MMA gym on the US East Coast.
Mixed martial arts record Loss
Paul Daley Decision (unanimous) BAMMA 7: Trigg vs. Wallhead
Birmingham, England Win
Maro Perak Decision (split) M-1 Selection 2010: Western Europe Round 3
Helsinki, Finland Win
Wanderson Silva Decision (unanimous) BMMAF - Warriors 12
Ruse, Bulgaria Win
Alexander Shlemenko KO (punch) FF 26 – Fight Festival 26
Helsinki, Finland Win
Danny Smit Decision (unanimous) M-1 Challenge 15: Brazil
São Paulo, Brazil Loss
Herbert Goodman TKO (punches) M-1 Challenge 13: Bulgaria
Burgas, Bulgaria Win
Rafael Rodriguez Technical Submission (rear naked choke) M-1 Challenge 10: Finland
Helsinki, Finland Win
Faycal Hussin Decision (unanimous) BMMAF: Warriors 6
Stara Zagora, Bulgaria Win
Damir Mihajlovic Decision (unanimous) BMMAF: Warriors 5
Plovdiv, Bulgaria Win
Yuya Shirai Decision (majority) M-1 Challenge 6: Korea
Seoul, South Korea Win
Denis Smith Submission (heel hook) BMMAF: Warriors 4
Sveti Vlas, Bulgaria Win
Alexander Stefkovski Submission (keylock) BMMAF: Warriors 3
Burgas, Bulgaria Win
Grzegorz Jakubowski Decision KSW IX: Konfrontacja
Warsaw, Poland Win
Rosen Dimitrov Decision (unanimous) Real Pain Challenge 1
Sofia, Bulgaria Loss
Dean Lister Decision (unanimous) UFC 79
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Loss
Drew McFedries KO (punches) UFC Fight Night 10
Hollywood, Florida, United States Win
Ivan Brguljan Decision Kam Lung: Only the Strongest Survive 5
Zuidland, Netherlands Win
Martin Zawada Decision
Netherlands Win
Antony Rea TKO
Netherlands Loss
Robert Jocz Decision KSW V: Konfrontacja Warsaw, Poland Win
Martin Malkhasyan Decision Fury FC 2: 93 kg GP
Warsaw, Poland Win
Brian Maulany TKO (rope escape) K-1 MAX Netherlands 2006
Utrecht, Netherlands Win
Jorge Santiago Decision (unanimous) It's Showtime Boxing & MMA Event 2005 Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands Win
Arshak Dabagiyan TKO (strikes) 2 Hot 2 Handle
Rotterdam, Netherlands Win
Lars Besand KO (head kick) Mix Fight Gala
Almere Stad, Netherlands Win
Nordin Ben-Sallah Submission (toe hold) Rings Holland: The Untouchables
Utrecht, Netherlands Win
Rafles la Rose KO (punch)
Rotterdam, Netherlands Win
Dennis Scholten Submission (choke) Together Productions: Night of the Sensation
Steenwijk, Netherlands
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Jordan Radev?
Bulgarian martial artist
When was Jordan Radev born?
Jordan Radev was born on 4 March 1976 in Pomorie, Plovdiv.
What is Jordan Radev's occupation?
Jordan Radev is a mixed martial arts fighter.
What nationality is Jordan Radev?
Jordan Radev is Bulgarian.
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