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Rinat Fakhretdinov

Gladiator

Record 24-1-1RussiaStrela Combat Sports

The style

Complete Finisher
Balanced attack · Fight-ending power · Grappling
GrapplingStriking

Rinat Fakhretdinov is a Russian welterweight, nicknamed 'Gladiator', who moved from Saransk to Moscow's Strela Combat Sports as a teenager and turned pro in 2013. His lone career blemish, a decision loss to Igor Svirid, came in 2014; he has not lost since, running off 18 straight pre-UFC wins and then going undefeated through his first seven Octagon appearances, with a majority-decision draw against Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos the only blemish on his UFC ledger. Four of his six UFC wins have gone the distance, but his most recent, in September 2025, was a first-round finish of Andreas Gustafsson with punches in the clinch. Twelve of his 24 career wins overall have come by knockout and six by submission, reflecting a well-rounded, finish-first approach built up mostly on the regional Russian circuit before he arrived in the UFC.

Tale of the tape

Record24-1-1
Age34
Height6'0"
Reach74"
StanceOrthodox
CountryRussia
TeamStrela Combat Sports

The numbers

Career UFC averages.

Sig. strikes landed / min5.02
Striking accuracy53%
Sig. strikes absorbed / min3.61
Striking defense54%
Takedowns / 15 min3.91
Takedown accuracy34%
Takedown defense92%
Submission attempts / 15 min0.2
How they win
12 KO/TKO6 SUB6 DEC
How they lose
0 KO/TKO0 SUB1 DEC

On The Fight Brief

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