At FCFC 15, special attention was drawn to the international championship bout for the K-1 world title featuring undefeated fighter Azamat Boziev, representing Senshi no Kage Beausoleil, a sports club based in the south of France.
Azamat entered the tournament with an impressive professional record: Muay Thai — 4:0, K-1 — 2:0, Kickboxing — 2:0, and MMA — 11:0. He is a champion of the Maximus and GITC MMA promotions, winner of the Irbis K-1 Grand Prix Cup, and also holds a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Following his victory at FCFC 15, Azamat’s overall professional combat sports record now stands at 20:0.
His opponent was the experienced Kirill Medvedovsky — a former Bellator and ACA fighter, as well as an Israeli champion in kickboxing and Muay Thai. Medvedovsky’s record stands at 14:2 in Muay Thai and kickboxing and 18:18 in MMA, making him one of the toughest opponents of Boziev’s career.
The fight was scheduled for five championship rounds, but it ended early. Azamat Boziev secured an impressive knockout victory in the second round, becoming the K-1 World Champion while maintaining his undefeated record.
The coaching staff of Senshi no Kage Beausoleil continues to play an important role in developing high-level fighters. Under the guidance of coach Philippe Hao, the club in southern France continues producing talented athletes in MMA, kickboxing, and Muay Thai.
Under his coach’s leadership, Azamat Boziev continues to improve his skills and build his professional career, proudly representing Senshi no Kage Beausoleil on the international stage and showcasing the high level of the fighting scene in southern France.
FCFC 15 once again proved to be a major event in combat sports. The organization continues to develop professional competition and provide a platform for promising athletes from different countries.
FCFC President Evgeniy Mykhailenko is a professional athlete, founder of the organization, and one of the most accomplished figures in Ukrainian combat sports. He is an FCFC and GBF MMA World Champion, WKC and GBF K-1 World Champion, and WBC Muay Thai Nai Khanom Tom Champion. Through his experience and international achievements, Mykhailenko continues contributing to the growth of professional combat sports and international events.
It has also been announced that Azamat Boziev’s next fights will take place under the WBC banner, opening new international opportunities and the possibility to compete at an even higher level of professional sports.