About Jumabieke Tuerxun
Born 1986. Jumabieke Tuerxun is a Chinese mixed martial arts fighter.
Zhumabek Tursyn is a Kazakhstani mixed martial arts fighter and trainer. He currently fights as a Bantamweight.
Early life Zhumabek is an ethnic Kazakh originally from the Chinese autonomous region of Xinjiang.
Zhumabek trains out of China's elite Xian Physical Education University, where he is a pupil of Zhao Xuejun. Zhumabek is a well-rounded fighter who combines pinpoint Sanda striking with freestyle Wrestling. Zhumabek is also associated with Phuket Top Team, Thailand.
Mixed martial arts career Zhumabek fought on the Chinese regional scene before joining Ranik Ultimate Fighting Federation (RUFF China) in 2011. He had a KO win over Bolin Li at RUFF 1 and a unanimous decision victory over Yanfei Zhao at RUFF 2.
Zhumabek rematched and defeated Honggang Yao via unanimous decision (3 rounds) at Legend Fighting Championship 7 for the bantamweight strap. He then returned to RUFF garnering a shot at the bantamweight strap against Irshaad Sayed, but the fight was cancelled due to UFC interest in Jumabieke.
Ultimate Fighting Championship The UFC signing Zhumabek was widely reported in early 2013, however Zhumabek had to wait over a year to debut for the promotion. During the hiatus Jumabieke stated his professional mixed martial arts record was not an accurate, even claiming he fought three times in December 2013.
With an official MMA record of 15–0 Zhumabek was scheduled to fight Mark Eddiva at The Ultimate Fighter: China Finale in a featherweight fight. Eddiva controlled Zhumabek en route to a unanimous decision.
Zhumabek returned to the Octagon at The Ultimate Fighter 19 Finale against Leandro Issa. In a Fight of the Night battle, Issa caught Zhumabek in an armbar in the third round.
Zhumabek was scheduled to meet Patrick Williams but due to injury he instead fought Marcus Brimage on November 8, 2014 at UFC Fight Night: Rockhold vs. Bisping, in Sydney Australia. He was defeated via first-round knockout due to a head kick and follow up punches and was subsequently released from the promotion.
Post-UFC career Starting from November 21, 2015, the fighter made a return to the Featherweight division, marking a significant point in his career with a majority draw against Alison Santos Marques at the WBK 8: Return of the King event in Yining, China. After that, he demonstrated impressive form by securing back-to-back unanimous decision victories in the following year, first against Marques in a rematch in March, and later against Giovanni Moljo in June, even clinching the vacant WBK Featherweight Championship.
However, his momentum was broken when he faced a defeat at the hands of Soo Chul Kim in July 2016, losing by TKO in the Road FC 032 event. Despite this setback, he showed resilience by quickly bouncing back with a pair of knockout victories. He first defeated Paata Robakidze with a body kick in December 2016, then Alison Santos Marques, this time with punches, in June 2017.
His journey took another twist when he fell short against Aliyar Sarkerov in July 2017, in a fight for the vacant KLF Featherweight Championship. Undeterred, he came back with a TKO win over Sergey Yakovlev just a month later. However, this victory was short-lived, as he then went through a challenging period, suffering a series of losses against Boris Fedorov, Andre Harrison, Lance Palmer, and Alexandre Almeida from May 2018 to October 2018.
After a year-long hiatus, he returned to the ring only to face a unanimous decision loss to Rasul Tezekbaev in June 2021. Nonetheless, 2022 marked a turning point. The fighter made a successful comeback by making his Lightweight debut, defeating Hasan Mammedov with a rear-naked choke in July. He then capped off the year with a knockout win against Yaser Ashayeri in December
Mixed martial arts record Win
Kushal Vyas TKO (punches) Octagon 45
Almaty, Kazakhstan Win
Yaser Ashayeri KO (punch) Octagon 38
Almaty, Kazakhstan Win
Hasan Mammedov Submission (rear-naked choke) Octagon 32
Almaty, Kazakhstan Loss
Rasul Tezekbaev Decision (unanimous) Mergen Fighting Championship
Atyrau, Kazakhstan Loss
Alexandre Almeida Decision (majority) PFL 8: 2018 Season PFL Playoffs 1
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States loss
Lance Palmer Submission (rear-naked choke) PFL 4: 2018 Regular Season
Uniondale, New York, United States Loss
Andre Harrison Decision (unanimous) PFL 1: 2018 Regular Season
New York, New York, United States Loss
Boris Fedorov Decision (unanimous) Modern Fighting Pankration 220
Khabarovsk, Russia Win
Sergey Yakovlev TKO (punches) Kunlun Fight MMA 14
Qingdao, Shandong, China Loss
Aliyar Sarkerov Submission (guillotine choke) Kunlun Fight MMA 13
Qingdao, China Win
Alison Santos Marques KO (punches) Kunlun Fight MMA 12
Yantai, China Win
Paata Robakidze KO (kick to the body) Kunlun Fight MMA 7
Beijing, China Loss
Soo Chul Kim TKO (punches) Road FC 032
Changsha, China Win
Giovanni Moljo Decision (unanimous) WBK 15 – Ningbo
Ningbo, China Win
Alison Santos Marquez Decision (unanimous) WBK 11: Call of Duty
Ningbo, China Draw
Alison Santos Marques Draw (majority) WBK 8: Return of the King
Yining, China Loss
Marcus Brimage KO (head kick) UFC Fight Night: Rockhold vs. Bisping
Sydney, Australia Loss
Leandro Issa Submission (armbar) The Ultimate Fighter: Team Edgar vs. Team Penn Finale
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Loss
Mark Eddiva Decision (unanimous) The Ultimate Fighter China Finale: Kim vs. Hathaway
Macau, SAR, China Win
Yoshiki Nakahara Decision (unanimous) Fighting China
Zhaoqing, China Win
Yongqiang Zhang Technical Submission (Von Flue choke) Ranik Ultimate Fighting Federation 6
Hohhot, China Win
Longyun Jiang KO (punch) Ranik Ultimate Fighting Federation 5
Hohhot, China Win
Irshaad Sayed Decision (split) Ranik Ultimate Fighting Federation 3
Hohhot, China Win
Honggang Yao Decision (split) Legend FC 7
Macau, SAR, China Win
Yanfei Zhao Decision (unanimous) Ranik Ultimate Fighting Federation 2
Hohhot, China Win
Rustam Taldiev Decision (unanimous) Top of the Forbidden City 7
Beijing, China Win
Michel Boom Submission (armbar) Top of the Forbidden City 5
Beijing, China Win
Bolin Li KO (punch) Ranik Ultimate Fighting Federation 1
Shanghai, China Win
Robert Lek Submission (armbar) Top of the Forbidden City 3
Beijing, China Win
Irshaad Sayed Decision (unanimous) Top of the Forbidden City 1
Beijing, China Win
Yu Long Fei Decision (unanimous) Wenwu Cup – Combat China
Beijing, China Win
Honggang Yao TKO (doctor stoppage) Xian Sports University – Ultimate Wrestle
Beijing, China Win
Zhen Wang Submission (guillotine choke) Ultimate Martial Arts Combat
Beijing, China Win
Zhouwen Jiang Decision (unanimous) KO – China vs. Thailand
Beijing, China
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Who is Jumabieke Tuerxun?
Chinese martial artist
When was Jumabieke Tuerxun born?
Jumabieke Tuerxun was born on 17 April 1986 in Xinjiang.
What is Jumabieke Tuerxun's occupation?
Jumabieke Tuerxun is a mixed martial arts fighter.
What nationality is Jumabieke Tuerxun?
Jumabieke Tuerxun is Chinese.
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