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Alexey Ignashov (Belarusian: Аляксей Ігнашоў; born 18
January 1978) is a
Belarusian former Heavyweight kickboxer. He is a four-time Muay Thai
World champion...
- his own
sparring partner Alexey Ignashov and
after the hard-fought
battle the
judges ruled the
fight for
Ignashov's favor. In
December 2003 he continued...
- His
opponent was
Alexey Ignashov. Hari took the
fight on
short notice and lost, but won
respect from the
crowd and from
Ignashov for his
display of heart...
-
chess Grandmaster Max
Geller (born 1971),
Israeli Olympic wrestler Alexei Ignashov (born 1978), kickboxer,
multiple Muay Thai and K-1
world champion Oleg...
- took wins over André Tete,
Vitali Akhramenko,
Henriques Zowa and
Alexey Ignashov.
Apart from the
aforementioned wins he also ac****ulated
losses against...
- after, on 24
October 1999, he
fought for the last time,
against Alexey Ignashov, a 21-year-old
amateur world champion in kickboxing. Rob won the fight...
- His
opponent at the
Final Elimination was
Belarusian kickboxer Alexey Ignashov.
Having to
overcome 80 lb (36 kg)
weight and 8 in
height disadvantage Kaoklai's...
-
matches by
knockout before the semifinal,
where he lost
against Alexey Ignashov by one
round (the only
match the
Belarusian won by
decision and not KO)...
- in China. On
March 14, 2004,
Williams faced Belarusian kickboxer Alexey Ignashov in a
mixed martial arts bout in the K-1
promotion and was
knocked out 22...
- Coffeen,
Fraser (14 May 2012). "Kickboxing Results:
Daniel Ghita Wins,
Ignashov Loses, SuperKombat, More".
Bloody Elbow.
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