Sergej Maslobojev

Sergej Maslobojev
Sergej Maslobojev
Born	May 22, 1987 (age 39); Lithuania
Occupation(s)	Professional kickboxer, mixed martial artist, boxer
Years active	2007–present
Known for	Glory Light Heavyweight Champion, former two-time King of Kings Heavyweight champion

Sergej Maslobojev (born 22 May 1987) is a Lithuanian professional in mixed martial arts, boxing, and kickboxing currently contracted with GLORY, where he holds the Glory Light Heavyweight Championship title. As of September 2022, Combat Press ranked him as the third-best light heavyweight worldwide, a position mirrored by Beyond Kickboxing in October 2022.

He is also recognized as a former two-time King of Kings Heavyweight titleholder.

Personal life

Maslobojev began his kickboxing journey at the age of 18, drawing inspiration from fighters such as Mirko Filipović, Wanderlei Silva, and Remigijus Morkevičius. Initially competing out of the Sparta Fight gym in Vilnius, Lithuania, he later founded his own training facility, Champion's House, in 2018. He is also the creator of the "Kuvalda Team" brand. Beyond his athletic pursuits, Maslobojev is involved in philanthropic activities as a UNICEF member and provides training seminars for the Lithuanian Armed Forces.

Early career

Maslobojev launched his professional kickboxing career in May 2007 by capturing the WKA Heavyweight Championship through a tenth-round knockout against Steve Hooper. He went on to claim the Baltic Muay Thai Light Heavyweight title with a decision victory over Kristaps Zile. After defeating Ricardo van den Bos, he participated in the 2011 KOK European Heavyweight Grand Prix, where he scored knockouts in both the quarterfinal and semifinal rounds before securing the championship with a fifth-round knockout over Mindaugas Sakalauskas.

Following a mixed record of two wins and two losses, Maslobojev challenged WKN Heavyweight champion Vladimir Mineev but was narrowly defeated via majority decision.

King of Kings

At KOK World GP 2014 held in Gdańsk, Maslobojev achieved a second-round knockout against Lukasz Butkiewicz and followed up with another stoppage win over Pavel Voronin. He won four out of his next five bouts, with his sole defeat coming at the hands of Roman Kryklia, before claiming the KOK Heavyweight Championship by unanimous decision against Robert Dorin.

He then embarked on an eight-fight winning streak spanning two years, securing decision victories over Gokhan Gedik, Oleg Pryimachov, and Thomas Bridgewater, alongside stoppage wins against Antonio Plazibat, Chaiyo Sitteacherjulun, Stanislav Voytenko, Carlos Ulberg, and Bruno Susano. This impressive run culminated in capturing the WAKO World K-1 Heavyweight title with a fourth-round TKO over Stéphane Susperregui.

The streak concluded with a majority decision loss to Ondrej Hutnik at Yangames Fight Night 5 during a contest for the WKN European Oriental Rules heavyweight crown.

In his subsequent fight, Maslobojev secured a second-round knockout against Petros Vardakas.

ONE Championship

Following a TKO victory over Noureddine Ajnaou at KOK`55 World Series, Maslobojev signed with ONE Championship. He made his promotional debut at ONE Championship: Grit and Glory in a rematch against Antonio Plazibat, winning by unanimous decision. In his second appearance for ONE, he defeated Florent Kaouachi by unanimous decision at ONE Championship: Pursuit of Power.

Return to KOK

After departing from ONE Championship, Maslobojev achieved unanimous decision victories against Rafael de Souza and secured a stoppage win over Fraser Weightman.

GLORY

Maslobojev joined GLORY in mid-2019. Although originally slated to make his debut against John King at Glory 68, King's withdrawal led to Maslobojev facing Bahram Rajabzadeh at Glory 69, where he earned a unanimous decision victory.

A rematch with Fraser Weightman was set for Glory 73 but was canceled due to visa complications on Weightman’s part. Subsequently, Maslobojev took on K-1 heavyweight titleholder Roel Mannaart at Glory 75, winning by first-round TKO after fracturing Mannaart’s jaw.

He was scheduled to compete against Luis Tavares at Glory 78 but pulled out because of injury. Later, at Glory: Collision 3 in October 2021, Maslobojev edged out Donegi Abena via split decision.

In November 2021, Maslobojev returned to KOK for the Mega Battle event, defeating Olivier Langlois-Ross by unanimous decision. He extended his winning run with another unanimous decision victory over Nika Kulumbegashvili at KOK 99 Mega Series in March 2022.

GLORY Light Heavyweight Champion

Maslobojev was slated to challenge the top-ranked Luis Tavares for the vacant Glory Light Heavyweight title at Glory 81 on August 20, 2022. However, the bout was canceled on August 10 due to "reasons on Tavares' side," later disclosed as a positive test for performance enhancing drugs. Maslobojev was then arranged to fight Tarik Khbabez for the vacant belt and secured the championship by split decision.

His initial defense came against former contender Donegi Abena at Glory 83 on February 11, 2023. He suffered a fourth-round technical knockout loss after the ringside doctor halted the contest due to a significant cut on his right shin.

Following this, Maslobojev faced Rhys Brudenell at KOK 117 Mega Series in Vilnius, achieving a first-round knockout victory.

Later GLORY Career

On June 8, 2024, Maslobojev competed against Bogdan Stoica in the quarterfinals of the Glory Light Heavyweight Grand Prix held in Rotterdam, Netherlands, winning via first-round technical knockout. In the semifinals, he retired just 20 seconds into round two against Bahram Rajabzadeh due to a cut caused by a head clash.

On September 28, 2024, Maslobojev earned a unanimous decision win over Mohammed Hamdi at UTMA #9. He then went on to defeat Ștefan Lătescu by unanimous decision at Glory Collision 7 on December 7, 2024.

At UTMA #11 on February 22, 2025, Maslobojev scored a knockout in the second round against Jimmy Livinus. He challenged reigning Light Heavyweight champion Tarik Khbabez at Glory 100 on June 14, 2025, reclaiming the title with a fourth-round technical knockout.

Professional

World Kickboxing Association
- 2007 WKA World Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion

Baltic Muay Thai Federation
- 2009 Baltic Light Heavyweight Titleholder

King of Kings
- 2011 Champion of the KOK European Heavyweight Grand Prix
- 2015 Titleholder of the KOK Light Heavyweight Division

European Union of Martial Sports
- 2015 EUMS World Champion in Kickboxing Light Heavyweight

World Association of Kickboxing Organizations
- 2017 WAKO Pro K-1 World Light Heavyweight Titleholder

Glory
- Glory Light Heavyweight Champion in 2025
- Glory Light Heavyweight Champion in 2022
- Awarded 2022 Fight of the Year for bout against Tarik Khbabez at Glory Collision 4

Amateur

World Association of Kickboxing Organizations
- 2012 WAKO European Championship K-1 -91 kg Winner
- 2013 Polish Kickboxing Open K-1 -91 kg Winner
- 2013 WAKO World Championship K-1 -91 kg Winner
- 2014 WAKO European Championship K-1 -91 kg Winner
- 2019 WAKO World Championship K-1 -91 kg Winner

World Amateur K-1 Federation
- 2018 WAK-1F World Championship K-1 -91 kg Winner

Boxing

Victorious in the 2012 Bigger's Better 17 Heavyweight Tournament
Champion of the 2013 Bigger's Better 26 Heavyweight Tournament

Kickboxing record

|- style="background:#cfc" | 2025-06-14 || Win ||align=left| Tarik Khbabez || Glory 100 || Rotterdam, Netherlands || TKO (3 Knockdowns) || 4 ||2:06 |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- bgcolor="#cfc" | 2025-02-22 || Win ||align=left| Jimmy Livinus || UTMA #11 || Kaunas, Lithuania || KO (punches) || 2 ||1:10

|- bgcolor="#cfc" | 2024-12-07 || Win ||align=left| Ștefan Lătescu || Glory Collision 7 || Arnhem, Netherlands || Unanimous Decision || 3 ||3:00

|- style="background:#cfc;" | 2024-09-28 || Win||align=left| Mohammed Hamdi || UTMA #9 || Kaunas, Lithuania || Unanimous Decision || 3 ||3:00

|- style="background:#fbb;" | 2024-06-08 || Loss ||align=left| Bahram Rajabzadeh || Glory Light Heavyweight Grand Prix, Semifinals || Rotterdam, Netherlands || TKO (retirement) || 2 ||0:20

|- style="background:#cfc;" | 2024-06-08 || Win||align=left| Bogdan Stoica || Glory Light Heavyweight Grand Prix, Quarterfinals || Rotterdam, Netherlands || TKO (arm injury) || 1 ||

|- style="background:#cfc;" | 2024-03-16|| Win ||align=left| Leandro Dikmoet || KOK 120 Mega Series || Vilnius, Lithuania || TKO (Punches)|| 2 ||

|- style="background:#cfc;" | 2023-11-18|| Win ||align=left| Rhys Brudenell || KOK 117 Mega Series || Vilnius, Lithuania || KO (punches) || 1 ||0:35

|- bgcolor="#FFBBBB" | 2023-02-11|| Loss ||align=left| Donegi Abena || Glory 83 || Essen, Germany || TKO (Doctor stoppage) || 4 ||2:15 |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 |

|- style="background:#cfc;" | 2022-10-08 || Win ||align=left| Tarik Khbabez || Glory: Collision 4|| Arnhem, Netherlands|| Split Decision||5||3:00 |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 |

|- style="background:#cfc;" |2022-03-19 |Win |align=left| Nika Kulumbegashvili |KOK 99 Mega Series |Vilnius, Lithuania |Unanimous Decision |3 |3:00 |- style="background:#cfc;" |2021-11-20 |Win |align=left| Olivier Langlois-Ross |KOK 96 Mega Series |Vilnius, Lithuania |Unanimous Decision |3 |3:00 |- style="background:#cfc;" |2021-10-23|| Win||align=left| Donegi Abena|| Glory: Collision 3|| Arnhem, Netherlands|| Split Decision||3||3:00 |- style="background:#cfc;" |2020-02-29|| Win|| align="left" | Roel Mannaart|| Glory 75: Utrecht|| Utrecht, Netherlands|| TKO (Punches)||1||1:48 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2019-10-12|| Win||align=left| Bahram Rajabzadeh|| Glory 69: Düsseldorf|| Düsseldorf, Germany|| Unanimous Decision||3||3:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2019-03-16|| Win||align=left| Fraser Weightman|| KOK`69 World Series|| Vilnius, Lithuania|| KO (Left Hook)||2||2:28 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2018-11-17|| Win||align=left| Rafael de Souza|| KOK Hero's World Series 2018|| Vilnius, Lithuania|| Unanimous Decision||3||3:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2018-07-13|| Win||align=left| Florent Kaouachi|| ONE Championship: Pursuit of Power|| Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia|| Unanimous Decision||3||3:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2018-05-12|| Win||align=left| Antonio Plazibat|| ONE Championship: Grit and Glory|| Jakarta, Indonesia|| Unanimous Decision||3||3:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2018-03-17|| Win||align=left| Noureddine Ajnaou|| KOK`55 World Series|| Vilnius, Lithuania|| TKO (Doctor stoppage)||1||1:36 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2017-11-18|| Win||align=left| Petros Vardakas|| FightBOX KOK Hero's World Series|| Vilnius, Lithuania|| TKO (3 Knockdowns)||2||1:24 |- bgcolor="#FFBBBB" |2017-07-27|| Loss||align=left| Ondrej Hutnik|| Yangames Fight Night 5|| Prague, Czech Republic|| Majority Decision||3|| |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | Contested for the WKN European Oriental Rules Heavyweight Title. |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2017-06-30|| Win||align=left| Stéphane Susperregui||| Monte Carlo Fighting Masters||| Monte Carlo, Monaco||| TKO (Corner stoppage)||4|| |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2017-03-18||| Win|||align=left| Thomas Bridgewater||| KOK'45 WORLD GP in Vilnius||| Vilnius, Lithuania||| Majority Decision|||4|||3:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2016-11-19||| Win|||align=left| Bruno Susano||| KOK Hero's World Series In Vilnius||| Vilnius, Lithuania||| TKO (Referee stoppage/punches)||2|||1:49 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2016-09-23||| Win|||align=left| Carlos Ulberg||| EM Legend 12||| Chengdu, China||| TKO (Low kicks)||3|||2:31 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2016-08-27||| Win|||align=left| Stanislav Voytenko||| Faith Fight Championship||| Guangzhou, China||| KO (Left hook to body)||2|||1:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2016-08-07||| Win|||align=left| Chaiyo Sitteacherjulun||| Chalong Boxing Stadium Fight Night||| Phuket, Thailand||| KO (Left hook)||3|||1:59 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2016-06-25||| Win|||align=left| Oleg Pryimachov||| FF fighting championship||| Shenzhen, China||| Unanimous Decision|||3|||3:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2016-03-19||| Win|||align=left| Gokhan Gedik||| KOK World GP in Vilnius||| Vilnius, Lithuania||| Unanimous Decision|||3|||3:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2016-02-19||| Win|||align=left| Antonio Plazibat||| FFC22: Athens||| Athens, Greece||| TKO (Doctor stoppage)||2|||3:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2015-11-14||| Win|||align=left| Robert Dorin||| KOK World GP in Vilnius - Heavyweight Tournament Final||| Vilnius, Lithuania||| Unanimous Decision|||5|||3:00 |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2015-08-15||| Win|||align=left| Patryk Szychovski||| Baltic Summer Fight||| Liepāja||||TKO|||| |- bgcolor="#FFBBBB" |"2015"-06-"07"|"Loss"|"align"="left"| "Roman Kryklia""|"Kunlun Fight"| "Chongqing", "China"|"KO"|"3"|"2:56"| |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |"2015"-05-"15"|"Win"|"align"="left"| Kwantong Lion MuayThai|"Bangla Boxing Stadium"| "Phuket", "Thailand"| "KO"|"1"|"0:37"| |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |"2015"-03-"14"|"Win"|"align"="left"| Kryspin Kalski|"KOK World GP in Vilnius", Semifinals|"Vilnius", "Lithuania"| "TKO"|"1"|"2:10"| |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |"2015"-02-"23"|"Win"|"align"="left"| Petr Kareš|"Noc Mistrů 9"| "Prague", "Czech Republic"| "TKO"|"4"|"2:47"| |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |"2014"-11-"15"|"Win"|"align"="left"| Pavel Voronin|"Bushido Series - Hero's KOK -91 kg"| "Vilnius", "Lithuania"| "KO (Left uppercut)"|"2"|""| |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |"2014"-10-"17"|"Win"|"align"="left"| Lukasz Butkiewicz|"KOK World GP in Gdańsk"| "Gdańsk", "Poland"| "TKO"|"2"| "1:09"| |- bgcolor="#FFBBBB" |"2014"-03-"28"|"Loss"|"align"="left"| Vladimir Mineev|"Fight Nights Battle of Moscow 15"| "Moscow", "Russia"| Majority Decision|"5"| "3:00"| |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | Contested for the WKN Kickboxing Heavyweight World Title (-96.6 kg). |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |"2014"-02-"23"|"Win"|"align"="left"| Martynas Knyzelis|"Big Fight"| "Kaunas", "Lithuania"| "TKO"|"2"|""| |- bgcolor="#FFBBBB" |"2013"-03-"30"|"Loss"|"align"="left"| Nicolas Wamba|||| Agde, France||||Decision||||| |- bgcolor="#FFBBBB" |"2012"-03-"23"|"Loss"|"align"="left"| Ali Cenik|'United Glory' '15'|'Moscow', Russia|'Decision'|'3'|'3:00'| |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |'2012'-01-'20'|'Win'|'align'='left'|'Latvia Janis Ginters'|'Fight night in Klaipėda'|'Klaipėda', 'Lithuania'|'Decision'||| |- bgcolor='#ccffcc' |'2011'-03-'19'|'Win'|'Lithuania Mindaugas Sakalauskas'|'KING OF KINGS EUROPE GP in Vilnius Final'|'Vilnius', 'Lithuania'|'KO (Punches)'|'5'|'1:48' |}

Amateur record

|- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2019-10-27 || Victory ||align=left| Roman Shcherbatiuk || W.A.K.O World Championships 2019, K-1 Final -91 kg || Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina || Decision || 3 || 2:00 |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2019-10-25 || Victory ||align=left| Cemil Yildrim || W.A.K.O World Championships 2019, K-1 Semi Final -91 kg || Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina || Decision || 3 || 2:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2019-10-24 || Victory ||align=left| Toni Capitovic || W.A.K.O World Championships 2019, K-1 Quarter Finals -91 kg || Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina || Decision || 3 || 2:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2019-10- || Victory ||align=left| Adrian Bartl || W.A.K.O World Championships 2019, K-1 Round of 16 –91 kg || Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina || Decision || 3 || 2:00 |- |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2018-10-07 || Victory ||align=left| Jaroslav Linic || WAK-1F, K-1 Final +91 kg || Riga, Latvia || KO (Injury) || 1 || 00:50 |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2018-10-06 || Victory ||align=left| Karapetyan Markos || WAK-1F, K-1 Semi-Final +91 kg || Riga, Latvia || TKO (Injury) || 1 || |- |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2014-10 || Victory ||align=left| Petr Kares || W.A.K.O European Championships 2014, K-1 Final -91 kg || Bilbao, Spain || Unanimous Decision || 3 || 2:00 |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2014-10 || Victory||align=left| Piotr Ramankevich|| W.A.K.O European Championships 2014, K-1 Semifinals -91 kg|| Bilbao, Spain|| Unanimous Decision|| 3|| 2:00 |- |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2014-10-23|| Victory||align=left| Bojan Džepina|| W.A.K.O European Championships 2014, K-1 Quarterfinals -91 kg|| Bilbao, Spain|| TKO (Cut)|| 3 || |- |- bgcolor="#FFBBBB" | 2014-05-03|| Defeat||align=left| Dzianis Hancharonak|| IFMA World Championships -91 kg|| Langkawi, Malaysia|| TKO (Injury) || |- |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | 2013-10|| Victory||align=left| Alex Pereira|| W.A.K.O World Championships, K-1 Final -91 kg|| Guaruja, Brasil|| Decision || |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2013-10|| Victory||align=left| Andrey Khlynovskii|| W.A.K.O World Championships, K-1 Semifinals -91 kg|| Guaruja, Brasil|| || |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2013-10|| Victory||align=left| Petr Kares|| W.A.K.O World Championships, K-1 Quarterfinals -91 kg|| Guaruja, Brasil|| || |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2013-04-25|| Victory||align=left| Mindaugas Sakalauskas|| Vilnius Open 2013|| Vilnius, Lithuania|| Decision||3||3:00 |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2013-04-14|| Victory||align=left| Tomasz Klimiuk|| Poland Kickboxing Championships, K-1 Final +91 kg|| Starachowice, Poland|| TKO||2|| |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2013-04-13|| Victory||align=left| Wojciech Jastrzepski|| Poland Kickboxing Championships, K-1 Semifinals +91 kg|| Starachowice, Poland|| || |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2013-04-13|| Victory||align=left| Maciej Medynski|| Poland Kickboxing Championships, K-1 Quarterfinals +91 kg|| Starachowice, Poland|| || |- bgcolor="#FFBBBB" |2012-11|| Defeat||align=left| Vladimir Mineev|| W.A.K.O European Championships, K-1 Final -91 kg|| Ankara, Turkey|| TKO (Injury)||1|| |- ! style=background:white colspan=9 | |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2012-11|| Victory||align=left| Anar Mammadov|| W.A.K.O European Championships, K-1 Semifinals -91 kg|| Ankara, Turkey|| KO|| |- bgcolor="#CCFFCC" |2012-11|| Victory||align=left| Petr Kares|| W.A.K.O European Championships, K-1 Quarterfinals -91 kg|| Ankara, Turkey|| Decision||3||2:00 | | ! colspan=9 | Legend:

Mixed martial arts record

| Defeat 
| align=center | 7–6 
| Jeff Monson 
| Submission (north-south choke) 
| CW 11 - Decade 
|   
| align=center | 2  
| align=center | 1:30  
| Belfast, Northern Ireland  
|

|-

| Victory  
| align=center | 7–5  
| Colin Laird  
| KO (knee and punches)  
| Cage Rage Contenders - Ireland vs. Belgium  
|   
| align=center | 1  
| align=center | N/A  
| Dublin, Ireland  
|

|-

| Victory  
| align=center | 6–5  
| Szilvester Silbont  
| Submission (rear-naked choke)  
| CFC 2 - Cage Fighters Championships 2  
|   
| align=center | 1  
| align=center | 3:48  
| London, England  
|

|-

| Victory  
| align=center | 5–5  
| Colin Sexton  
| Submission (heel hook)  
| GR 23 - Goshin Ryu 23   
|   
| align=center | 1  
| align=center | 3:20  
| England   
|

|-

| Defeat   
| align=center   7–5

Bruno Carvalho DQ (illegal kick) The Zone FC - The Zone 3 1:30 Stockholm, Sweden | |- Victory align=center 4–4 Tim McCrory Submission (guillotine choke) MPR 1 - Money Power Respect 1 1 1:36 England | |- Victory align=center 3–4 Dave Daubney KO (knees) GR 22 - Goshin Ryu 22

1 2:09 England | |- Victory align=center 2–4 Kevin Thompson Submission (kimura) WIW 4 - War in Workington 4

2 N/A Cumbria, England | |- Defeat align=center 1–4 Romualds Garkulis Submission (armbar) WFCA - Gladiators Fight 8

N/A N/A Riga, Latvia | |- Defeat align=center 1–3 Michael Ettl Submission (armbar) CFS 1 - Cage Fight Series 1

1 3:08 Graz, Austria | |- Defeat align=center Atte Backman TKO FF 18 - Fight Festival 18

1 2:25 Helsinki, Finland | |- Defeat align=center 1–1 Andrejs Zozulja Submission (guillotine choke) WFCA - Gladiators Fight 5

1 0:45 Riga, Latvia | |- Victory align=center 1–0 Raymond Mihalyov Submission (armbar) WFCA - Gladiators Fight 2

1 2:07 Riga, Latvia |

Professional boxing record

Result	Overall Record	Opponent	Method	Round, Time	Date	Venue	Remarks
7 Victories (3 by knockout, 4 by decision), 3 Defeats, 0 Draws
Template:Yes2Win	7–3	Belgium Tambwe Djeko	KO	2 (2)	2013-11-22	Liepaja, Latvia	Bigger's Better 26: final
Template:Yes2Win	6–3	Poland Przemyslaw Stepien	TKO	2 (2)	2013-11-22	Liepaja, Latvia	Bigger's Better 26: semifinal
Template:Yes2Win	5–3	Germany Eugen Buchmuller	KO	2 (2)	2013-11-22	Liepaja, Latvia	Bigger's Better 26: quarterfinal
Template:No2Loss	4–3	Latvia Mairis Briedis	KO	2 (3)	2012-12-14	Riga, Latvia	Bigger's King: semifinal
Template:Yes2Win	4–2	Latvia Konstantin Gluhov	UD	3 (3)	2012-12-14	Riga, Latvia	Bigger's Better King: quarterfinal
Template:Yes2Win	3–2	Poland Wojciech Jastrzebski	UD	3 (3)	2012-11-16	Andrichrow, Poland	Bigger's Better 17: final
Template:Yes2Win	2–2	Germany Konstantin Airich	SD	3 (3)	2012-11-16	Andrichrow, Poland	Bigger's Better 17: semifinal

External links

Official profile at Glory