Kazakh mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter Bagdat Dyusembaev (2-5-1), better known as "Kazakh", was hospitalized in Moscow. It was reported that the athlete was shot in the center of the Russian capital. The bbabo.net correspondent told what the 31-year-old fighter is known for.
Dyusembaev is a native of Kyzylorda, but grew up in the Shardara district of the Turkestan region. The future fighter did not have any professional sports base, but he trained with friends and mastered the skills of freestyle wrestling well.
In 2018, Bagdat left for Moscow to try his luck in a fighter's career. He explained this decision by the fact that in the capital of Russia there are many opportunities for beginner fighters, and indeed in the neighboring country MMA is developing very rapidly.
He is the champion of the Body Mania project and later tried his hand at fisticuffs. During his career, he competed in tournaments of such organizations as Top Dog and Hardcore MMA. In eight fights, he won two victories, suffered five defeats, and one fight with his participation ended in a draw. He has one finish by knockout, as well as three early defeats - two knockouts and one surrender after a series of punches in the ground and pound.
The last duel with the participation of "Kazakh" took place quite recently, and the Hardcore MMA YouTube channel published a video of this tournament only today, February 17th. At this event, Dyusembaev lost to Mikhail "Cherkess" Avakyan by submission.
Note that Bagdat is familiar with many compatriots who compete in MMA. In social networks, UFC fighters Zhalgas Zhumagulov and Sergey Morozov are also subscribed to him.
The athlete also seconded his friend and compatriot Muratbek Kasymbay when he performed in Moscow.
In an interview with the YouTube channel "MMA Territory" last year, the fighter noted that he often got into trouble and fights on the streets. He also voiced the idea that he wants to move to the United States. Recall that the Kazakhstani athlete was at the center of the conflict in one of the fitness centers in Moscow. During the ensuing scuffle, one of the guards shot Dyusembaev six times.
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