This is a list of International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) championships across continental associations and various formats.[1][2]
World Championships
edit2014 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe first IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA were held between 29 June and 5 July 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada (U.S.).[3] The tournament took place over four days at Cox Pavilion at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, with the finals taking place inside the UFC Fan Expo at Mandalay Bay on 5 July.[3][4]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Wessel Mostert South Africa
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Nicolo Bonati Romania
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Leroy Johnson Canada
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N/A |
| Heavyweight | Hans Lackner Austria
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Marcin Kalata Poland
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Riini Apo New Zealand
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Alexander Pärleros Sweden
|
| Light Heavyweight | Alessio Di Chirico Italy
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Eivind D. S. Kjonsvik Norway
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Aaron Wallace Ireland
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Karol Linowski Poland
|
| Middleweight | Mikkel Kasper Denmark
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Gard Olve Sagen Norway
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Raymond Gray United States
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Daniel Cassell United Kingdom
|
| Welterweight | Aleksi Nurminen Finland
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Josh Stacey Mcmanus United Kingdom
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Joachim Tollefsen Norway
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Zach Fears United States
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| Lightweight | Jose Mariscal United States
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Jimmie Jensen Sweden
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Charlie Day United Kingdom
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Guillaume Bletio France
|
| Featherweight | Jari Illikainen Finland
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Joel Moya Sweden
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Jordan Chester United Kingdom
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Salvatore Liga Belgium
|
| Bantamweight | Jose Torres United States
|
Bohdan Holovatyi Ukraine
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Carl Burton United Kingdom
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Liridon Ramani Belgium
|
| Flyweight | Carlos Hernandez United States
|
Kristian Lindstrøm Skogmo Norway
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Saku Ronkainen Finland
|
Petko Italy
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Featherweight | Amanda Lino South Africa
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Jill Holmström Sweden
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Andrea Whitney United States
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Florence Bethert France
|
| Bantamweight | Sarah Jamila Denmark
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Aleksandra Milczarek Poland
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Lucrezia Ria Italy
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Nicole Brown United States
|
| Flyweight | Amanda Ribas Brazil
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Gabriella Ringblom Sweden
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Micol Di Segni Italy
|
N/A |
| Strawweight | Daniela Kortmann Germany
|
Rachelle Abou Abdallah Lebanon
|
N/A | N/A |
2015 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2015 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Las Vegas, Nevada (USA), as the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) returned for the tournament's second year.
The 2015 Championships took place during the fourth annual UFC International Fight Week, from Monday, July 6 to Saturday, July 11, 2015. The fan experience was billed as the world's largest mixed martial arts celebration, guaranteeing high-energy, all-star entertainment and concluding with a weekend of action-packed fights including UFC 189 on July 11.
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Kevin Szaflarski Poland
|
Mokhammad Malagov Kazakhstan
|
Vlad Mavrodin Romania
|
N/A |
| Heavyweight | Zdenek Ledvina Czech Republic
|
Travis Edwards United States
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Marcin Kalata Poland
|
Allan Guichard France
|
| Light Heavyweight | Saeid Mirazaei Canada
|
Tencho Karaenev Bulgaria
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Paolo Anastasi Italy
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Denis Perry United Kingdom
|
| Middleweight | Brendan Allen United States
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James Duckett United Kingdom
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Imad Alhowayeck Lebanon
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Juho Laitinen Finland
|
| Welterweight | William Starks United States
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Alexander Martinez Canada
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Patryk Ruta Poland
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Jake Constantinou United Kingdom
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| Lightweight | Josh Ellis United Kingdom
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Tuukka Repo Finland
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Davide Gregorio La Torre Italy
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Joeshwa Mortada Lebanon
|
| Featherweight | Frans Mlambo Ireland
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Joel Moya Sweden
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Yurii Bosyi Ukraine
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Nicolas Ott France
|
| Bantamweight | Jose Torres United States
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Nurtilek Konashov Kazakhstan
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Carl McNally United Kingdom
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Marco Zannetti Italy
|
| Flyweight | Iurie Bejenari France
|
Sedar Altas Sweden
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Braydan Graham New Zealand
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Sambath Khun Canada
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Featherweight | Jamie Herrington Canada
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Sinead Kavanagh Ireland
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Julia Dorny Germany
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Lindsay Lawrence United States
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| Bantamweight | Lucrezia Ria Italy
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Lucie Bertaud France
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Kimberley Defiori United States
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Lisa Engelke Sweden
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| Flyweight | Micol Di Segni Italy
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Anja Saxmark Sweden
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Natalie Jean Ausmeier South Africa
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Michaela Dostalova Czech Republic
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| Strawweight | Minna Grusander Finland
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Maria Vittoria Colonna Italy
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Sarah Archer New Zealand
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Codie Wareham United States
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2016 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA returns to Las Vegas as part of the 5th Annual UFC International Fight Week™, the world's largest celebration of combat sports, taking place from Tuesday, July 5 – Sunday, July 10.
The 2016 IMMAF World Championships will be hosted at the Las Vegas Convention Center during the week, with the championships featured on July 10 at the UFC Fan Expo®.
Hosted by the global governing body for amateur MMA, the IMMAF's third iteration of its five-day tournament, will air its post-event highlights on UFC FIGHT PASS®, along with other international television platforms.
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Charbel Diab Lebanon
|
Marcin Kalata Poland
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Damian Visenjak Austria
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Dwain Meredith South Africa
|
| Heavyweight | Iman Smajic Sweden
|
Allan Guichard France
|
Daniel Galabarov Bulgaria
|
Scott Trelford Northern Ireland
|
| Light Heavyweight | Matthew Sheehan Ireland
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Tencho Karaenev Bulgaria
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Jaakko Honkasalo Finland
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Adam Bieganski Poland
|
| Middleweight | Byron Chivers New Zealand
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Dallas Jennings United States
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Rostem Akman Sweden
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Andrew Stanway Australia
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| Welterweight | Will Starks United States
|
Alexander Martinez Canada
|
Cian Cowley Ireland
|
Hardeep Rai United Kingdom
|
| Lightweight | Pieter Roedulf Roets South Africa
|
Ferdun Osmanov Bulgaria
|
Iorga Cristian Romania
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Przemyslaw Tokarz Poland
|
| Featherweight | Shoaib Yousaf United Kingdom
|
Nathan Kelly Ireland
|
Eoghan Drumgoole Ireland
|
Connor Hitchens United Kingdom
|
| Bantamweight | Abdul Hussein Finland
|
David Evans United States
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Hughie Orourke Ireland
|
Marco Zannetti Italy
|
| Flyweight | Brayden Graham New Zealand
|
David Forgarty Ireland
|
Fahad Abdulrazaq Bahrain
|
Josh Neale United Kingdom
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Featherweight | Leah McCourt Northern Ireland
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Julia Dorny Germany
|
Fatime Nanasi Hungary
|
Taryn Conklin United States
|
| Bantamweight | Cornelia Holm Sweden
|
Camilla Mannes Norway
|
Arziko Bregu Italy
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Katarzyna Biegajlo Poland
|
| Flyweight | Gabriella Ringblom Sweden
|
Anette Osterberg Finland
|
Jess Bradley New Zealand
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Kelsey Gollihar United States
|
| Strawweight | Aleksandra Toncheva Bulgaria
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Aleksandra Rola Poland
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Raluca Dinescu Romania
|
Sarah Archer New Zealand
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2017 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2017 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA took place in Manama, Bahrain at Khalifa Sports City Arena from 12 to 19 November.[5][6][7]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Atanas Krastanov Bulgaria
|
Marcin Kalata Poland
|
Tolga Polat Turkey
|
Damian Visenja Austria
|
| Heavyweight | Irman Smajic Sweden
|
Lev Vins Kazakhstan
|
Cameron Dempsey Australia
|
Ryan Spillane Ireland
|
| Light Heavyweight | Murtaza Talha Ali Bahrain
|
Pavel Pahomenko Belarus
|
Anton Turkalj Sweden
|
Pawel Zaikrzewski Poland
|
| Middleweight | Khaled Laallam Sweden
|
Mohammad Munir United States
|
Joseph Luciano Australia
|
Christian Leroy Duncan United Kingdom
|
| Welterweight | Benjamin Bennet United States
|
Sola Axel France
|
Cody Barnwell Australia
|
Isakov Issa Belgium
|
| Lightweight | Quitin Thomas United States
|
Vitali Andruhovich Belarus
|
Jose Teixeira Luxembourg
|
Ermal Hadribeaj Albania
|
| Featherweight | Delyan Georgiev Bulgaria
|
Joel Arolainen Finland
|
Abdulmanap Magomedov Bahrain
|
David Evans United States
|
| Bantamweight | Gamzat Magomedov Bahrain
|
Olzhas Moldagaliyev Kazakhstan
|
Florian Doskja Albania
|
Dinislam Jetpissov Kazakhstan
|
| Flyweight | Serdar Altas Sweden
|
Yernaz Mussabek Kazakhstan
|
Hussain Abdulla Bahrain
|
Sean Stebbins United States
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Gase Sanita New Zealand
|
Kaycee Blake United Kingdom
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Fatena Bureshaid Bahrain
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Julia Dorny Germany
|
| Featherweight | Fabiana Giampa Italy
|
Courtney McCrudden United Kingdom
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Nicole Schnalzer Austria
|
Nora Nagy Hungary
|
| Bantamweight | Manon Fiorot France
|
Chamia Chabbi Finland
|
Karoline Hulkko Finland
|
Joanne Doyle United Kingdom
|
| Flyweight | Michele Oliveira Brazil
|
Danni Neilan Ireland
|
Alexandra Kovacs Hungary
|
Anette Osterberg Finland
|
| Strawweight | Anna Astvik Sweden
|
Hannah Dawson New Zealand
|
Ayan Tursyn Kazakhstan
|
Sara Cova Mexico
|
2018 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2018 IMMAF – WMMAA Unified World Championships took place at Khalifa Sport City arena in Manama, Bahrain from 11 to 18 November 2018, hosted by the Bahrain Mixed Martial Arts Federation and with support from the Bahrain Olympic Committee, as part of BRAVE Combat Week.[8]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Pasha Kharkhachaev Bahrain
|
Grigoriy Ponomarev Russia
|
Kaloyan Kolev Bulgaria
|
Delano Human South Africa
|
| Heavyweight | Ryan Spillane Ireland
|
Chaddad Alexandre Lebanon
|
Bartosz Zaczeniuk Poland
|
Bagrat Adamiya Ukraine
|
| Light Heavyweight | Magomed Shakhrudinov Russia
|
Ruslan Shidakov Russia
|
Mustafa Atrakchi Sweden
|
Olzhobai Kudaiberdi Uulu Kyrgyzstan
|
| Middleweight | Dzhamal Medzhidov Russia
|
Andreas Berg Sweden
|
Joseph Luciano Australia
|
Dario Bellandi Italy
|
| Welterweight | Islam Bagomedov Russia
|
Sola Axel France
|
Murad Guseinov Bahrain
|
Rusi Minev Bulgaria
|
| Lightweight | Lee Hammond Ireland
|
Marko Sarasjärvi Finland
|
Adilbek Kairgali Kazakhstan
|
Shamil Gimbatov Bahrain
|
| Featherweight | Delyan Georgiev Bulgaria
|
Eduard Kexel Germany
|
Enrique Hecher Sosa Spain
|
Abdulmanap Magomedov Bahrain
|
| Bantamweight | Sharapudin Magomedov Russia
|
Magomed Idrisov Bahrain
|
Carlos Veras Brazil
|
Vladyslav Dubkov Ukraine
|
| Flyweight | Ruslan Satiev Russia
|
Mohammed Almuamari Bahrain
|
Alibi Temirtassov Kazakhstan
|
Julio Plaatjies South Africa
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Gase Sanita New Zealand
|
Polina Kobzeva Russia
|
Yudan Bao China
|
Divya Nagaraj India
|
| Featherweight | Julia Dorny Germany
|
Jenni Kivioja Finland
|
Meng Chen China
|
Kateryna Dobroznai Ukraine
|
| Bantamweight | LaNeisha Vinson United States
|
Bulgaru Daniela Mihaela Romania
|
Lucie Vacova Czech Republic
|
Dee Begley Ireland
|
| Flyweight | Alexandra Kovacs Hungary
|
Janika Antinmaa Antinmaa Finland
|
Ilaria Norcia Italy
|
Cassandra Le Roux South Africa
|
| Strawweight | Daria Samchik Ukraine
|
Nina Back Sweden
|
Nurzhamal Sadykova Kazakhstan
|
Nadia Vera Mexico
|
| Atomweight | Raluca Dinescu Romania
|
Oksana Pashkova Ukraine
|
Jenna Horto Finland
|
Svetlana Kotova Russia
|
2019 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe IMMAF | WMMAA World Amateur MMA Championships return to Manama this November from 11 to 16, 2019, as part of BRAVE International Combat Week, for the third year running.[9]
The International Mixed Martial Arts Federation’s 2019 Senior and Junior World Championship tournaments will take place at Khalifa Sport City over five days, hosted by the Bahrain Mixed Martial Arts Federation under the Bahrain Olympic Committee. Commencing on Sunday 10 November with the Tournament Draw and Opening Ceremony, the competitions will play out from Monday 11 to Thursday 14 with the Finals on Saturday 16. Bahraini promotion BRAVE will host a professional MMA night on Friday 15 at the same arena.[9]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Pasha Kharkhachaev Bahrain
|
Rassul Khatayev Kazakhstan
|
Shamsutdin Makhmudov Russia
|
Moustafa Abdelsalam Egypt
|
| Heavyweight | Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov Russia
|
Shamil Kuramagomedov Russia
|
Shamil Gaziev Bahrain
|
Jindrich Krajca Czech Republic
|
| Light Heavyweight | Murtaza Talha Ali Bahrain
|
Magomed Gadzhiiasulov Bahrain
|
Dima Ruzhytskyi Ukraine
|
Magomed Shakhrudinov Russia
|
| Middleweight | Gazimurad Magomedov Russia
|
Iusup Magomedov Russia
|
Rengou Mefire Simplice Cameroon
|
Sultan Omarov Bahrain
|
| Welterweight | Ramazan Gitinov Bahrain
|
Zagid Gaidarov Bahrain
|
Islam Bagomedov Russia
|
Rustam Khadisgadzhiev Russia
|
| Lightweight | Murad Umachiev Russia
|
Omaraskhab Yusupov Russia
|
Iordan Marinov Bulgaria
|
Magomed Magomedov Bahrain
|
| Featherweight | Ahmed Gazimagomedov Russia
|
Elaman Shalkimbekov Kazakhstan
|
Daniyal Shamkhalov Sweden
|
Alexander O'Sullivan Ireland
|
| Bantamweight | Gadzhimurad Zavaev Russia
|
Djamaludin Aliev Russia
|
Dastan Amangeldy Kazakhstan
|
Olzhas Moldagaliyev Kazakhstan
|
| Flyweight | Ata Atdayev Ukraine
|
Israel Galvan United States
|
Yernaz Mussabek Kazakhstan
|
Ruslan Satiev Russia
|
| Strawweight | Bagdat Zhubanysh Kazakhstan
|
Sagyn Kazbek Kazakhstan
|
Adam Khamkhoev Russia
|
Farkhod Rakhmonaliev Russia
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Michelle Montague New Zealand
|
Mel Webster New Zealand
|
Sandra Meneses Sweden
|
Saida Khassenova Kazakhstan
|
| Featherweight | Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa Bahrain
|
Jasmine Favero Italy
|
Jenni Kivioja Finland
|
Tatiana Postarnakova Russia
|
| Bantamweight | Guangmei Han China
|
Shauna Bannon Ireland
|
Frida Vastamäki Sweden
|
Brena Soares Cardozo Bahrain
|
| Flyweight | Bianca Antman Sweden
|
Hannah Dawson New Zealand
|
Viktoriya Dudakova Russia
|
Zemfira Alieva Russia
|
| Strawweight | Anastasiya Svetkivska Ukraine
|
Olivia Ukmar Australia
|
Colleen Augustin Malaysia
|
Daria Samchik Ukraine
|
| Atomweight | Bezhan Mahmudi Sweden
|
Ayan Tursyn Kazakhstan
|
Daniela Hernandez Mexico
|
Nicole Geraldo Mexico
|
2021 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2021 IMMAF World Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates from 24 to 29 January 2022.[10][11]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Shamsutdin Makhmudov Russia
|
Rassul Khatayev Kazakhstan
|
Pasha Kharkhachaev Bahrain
|
Ikhtiyor Khalmuradov Uzbekistan
|
| Heavyweight | Rasul Magomedov Bahrain
|
Shamil Kuramagomedov Russia
|
Khalil Ibnukhazharov Russia
|
Tom Hoelemann Germany
|
| Light Heavyweight | Dzhamal Medzhidov Russia
|
Robin Enontekio Sweden
|
Magomed Shakhrudinov Russia
|
Dmytro Babynskyi Ukraine
|
| Middleweight | Fergus Jenkins New Zealand
|
Iusup Magomedov Russia
|
Paul Buckley Ireland
|
Sultan Omarov Bahrain
|
| Welterweight | Ramazan Gitinov Bahrain
|
Jovidon Mahmudov Tajikistan
|
Bogdan Pshebelskiy Kazakhstan
|
Abdyla Aliev Russia
|
| Lightweight | Kurban Idrisov Bahrain
|
Salamat Isbulaev Russia
|
Marko Sarasjarvi Finland
|
Neimat Assadov Kazakhstan
|
| Featherweight | Bekzat Zhassiya Kazakhstan
|
Juan Izquierdo Spain
|
Bakhtiyor Husainov Tajikistan
|
Kurban Zainukov Russia
|
| Bantamweight | Shakhban Gapizov Russia
|
Oskar Jaskari Sweden
|
Yevgeni Shinkarevsky Israel
|
Ismail Khan Pakistan
|
| Flyweight | Bektur Zhenishbek Uulu Russia
|
Dastan Zhakypbekov Kazakhstan
|
Rafael Calderon Coria Spain
|
Ibragim Kartoev Russia
|
| Strawweight | Bagdat Zhubanysh Kazakhstan
|
Farkhod Rakhmonaliev Russia
|
Kurban Omarov Russia
|
Yerulan Kabdulov Kazakhstan
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Olga Lagodnaya Russia
|
Aizhan Abdykadyr Kazakhstan
|
Mel Webster New Zealand
|
Yrsa Sandin Sweden
|
| Featherweight | Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa Bahrain
|
Cecilie Bolander Norway
|
Michelle Montague New Zealand
|
Zhansaya Yermagambetova Kazakhstan
|
| Bantamweight | Nina Nikolija Milosevic Sweden
|
Raiane Vinuto Guimaraes Bahrain
|
Tatiana Postarnakova Russia
|
Josiane Oliveira Brazil
|
| Flyweight | Beatriz Consuli Diniz Bahrain
|
Giulliany Perea Brazil
|
Paulina Wisniewska Poland
|
Alexandra Mitina Russia
|
| Strawweight | Aieza Ramos Bertolso Bahrain
|
Josefine Modig Sweden
|
Fabiola Silva Bahrain
|
Altynay Mergenbay Kazakhstan
|
| Atomweight | Nadine Abbott Bissett Ireland
|
Jenna Horto Finland
|
Yana Markova Russia
|
Vridhi Kumari India
|
World Cup
edit2021 IMMAF World Cup
editThe 2021 IMMAF World Cup took place at Prague, Czech Republic from 8 to 11 September 2021.[13][14]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heavyweight | Rasul Magomedov Bahrain
|
Per Kjetil Haglund Tonnessen Norway
|
Miha Frlic Slovenia
|
Jonnie Andersson Sweden
|
| Light Heavyweight | Magomedzagid Magomedov Bahrain
|
Mykola Kovalenko Ukraine
|
Dmytro Babynskyi Ukraine
|
Patrick Drescher Germany
|
| Middleweight | Hazem Kayyali Jordan
|
Eoin Sheridan Ireland
|
Raigo Kutsar Estonia
|
Ergo Reinvald Estonia
|
| Welterweight | Jovidon Mahmudov Tajikistan
|
Kevin Enz Germany
|
John Oldenqvist Sweden
|
Roman Pylypchuk Ukraine
|
| Lightweight | Ivan Kurelaru Ukraine
|
Antoni Josep Marti Segarra Spain
|
Ikromjon Ahmedov Tajikistan
|
Solomon Simon Ireland
|
| Featherweight | Juan Izquierdo Spain
|
Raphael Federico Italy
|
Daniyal Shamkhalov Sweden
|
Bakhtiyor Husainov Tajikistan
|
| Bantamweight | Fidel Gramiccia Italy
|
Taylor Quinn Ireland
|
Abdulla Mubarak Bahrain
|
Oskar Jaskari Sweden
|
| Flyweight | Mansur Magomedov Bahrain
|
Rafael Calderon Coria Spain
|
Ruslan Telibaiev Ukraine
|
Abubakr Baimuradov Tajikistan
|
| Strawweight | Eduard Kostrytsia Ukraine
|
Samir Bairamov Ukraine
|
N/A | N/A |
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Yrsa Sandin Sweden
|
Eva Melo Czech Republic
|
N/A | N/A |
| Featherweight | Cecilie Bolander Norway
|
Katerina Lisova Czech Republic
|
Marianna Skuba Ukraine
|
Christina Papasotiriou Greece
|
| Bantamweight | Shauna Bannon Ireland
|
Kerry Ann Vernon Ireland
|
Maria Kaald Andresen Norway
|
Jessica Andersson Sweden
|
| Flyweight | Millie Eriksson Sweden
|
Renana Bruckstein Germany
|
Tetiana Mokhova Ukraine
|
Phyllis-Yasemin Leineweber Germany
|
| Strawweight | Josefine Modig Sweden
|
Nina Back Sweden
|
Anna Gaul Germany
|
Caitlyn Hadfield Ireland
|
Super Cup
edit2022 MMA Super Cup
editThe 2022 BRAVE MMA World Cup took place at Khalifa Sports City Arena, Bahrain from 8 to 12 March 2022.[15][16] It was organised by the IMMAF, KHK Sports, Bahrain MMA Federation, and BRAVE Combat Federation
Medalists
edit| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Team | Bahrain Men Abdulla Mubarak Haji Mohamed Ali Kurban Idrisov Gimbat Magomedov Ramazan Gitinov Magomed Isaev Sultan Omarov Gadzhi Gadzhiev Sultan Gapizov Women Aieza Ramos Bertolso Bianca Basílio Sabrina Laurentina de Souza |
Ireland Men Jamie Abbott Bissett Jordan Bradshaw Lewis Byrne Jordan Furey Conor McCarthy Cameron Clements Dennis Perry Gustavo Lopez Women Eabha Cruise Kerry Ann Vernon Sineadh Ni Nuallain |
Kazakhstan Men Zhanibek Tynyshtyk Anatoliy Zolotykh Neimat Assadov Yerkin Begenov Zhaxybek Aimakhanov Daniil Gubin Vakhid Timerbiyev Alik Domnich Rassul Khatayev Women Ayan Tursyn Karina Sissenova Antonina Kotlyarevskaya |
European Championships
edit2015 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2015 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Birmingham, England, United Kingdom from the 19 to 22 November 2015.
The foundational European event took place in Birmingham at the Walsall Sports Centre at the University of Wolverhampton and was broadcast post-event on UFC Fight Pass and international television.
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heavyweight | Daniel Galabarov Bulgaria
|
Iman Smajic Sweden
|
Petur Oskarsson Iceland
|
Ryan Spillane Ireland
|
| Light Heavyweight | Ben Forsyth Ireland
|
Balaze Kiss Hungary
|
Tencho Karaenev Bulgaria
|
Paolo Anastasi Italy
|
| Middleweight | Rostem Akman Sweden
|
Marius Hakonsen Norway
|
James Duckett United Kingdom
|
Asterio Lucchesini Italy
|
| Welterweight | Bjarki Palsson Iceland
|
Dorian Dermendzhiev Bulgaria
|
Jorgen Indsetviken Norway
|
Hardeep Rai United Kingdom
|
| Lightweight | Jack Shore United Kingdom
|
Geir Kare Cemsoylu Norway
|
Thomas Martin Ireland
|
Lee Hammond Ireland
|
| Featherweight | Joel Moya Schondorff Sweden
|
Ross McCorriston United Kingdom
|
Ante Ageneby Sweden
|
Connor Hitchens United Kingdom
|
| Bantamweight | Abdul Hussein Finland
|
Marco Zannetti Italy
|
Alexis Guilleux France
|
Renato Vidovic Sweden
|
| Flyweight | Jake Bond United Kingdom
|
Warren Mason United Kingdom
|
Hussain Haki Mahdi Bahrain
|
David Forgarty Ireland
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Leah McCourt United Kingdom
|
Mia Isola Finland
|
Sini Koivunen Finland
|
N/A |
| Featherweight | Sanna Merta Finland
|
Cornelia Holm Sweden
|
Julia Dorny Germany
|
Celine Provost France
|
| Bantamweight | Varpu Rinne Finland
|
Gabriella Ringblom Sweden
|
Camilla Mannes Norway
|
Eloise Picard Canada
|
| Flyweight | Sunna Rannveig Iceland
|
Anja Saxmark Sweden
|
Inka Auvinen Finland
|
Michaela Dostalova Czech Republic
|
| Strawweight | Aleksandra Toncheva Bulgaria
|
Raluca Dinescu Romania
|
Amy Omara United Kingdom
|
Lyudmila Sadirina Azerbaijan
|
2016 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2016 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place in Prague from 22 to 26 November.[17]
Hosted by the Czech Mixed Martial Arts Association (MMAA), the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation's nation vs. nation tournament plays out in 2 rings across 5 days and features more than 170 Athletes from 30 countries worldwide.
The 2016 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA will feature on UFC FIGHT PASS and international broadcast channels, post-event.
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Atanas Krastanov Bulgaria
|
Matias Anttila Finland
|
Marcin Kalata Poland
|
Damian Visenja Austria
|
| Heavyweight | Daniel Galabarov Bulgaria
|
Irman Smajic Sweden
|
Ion Grigore Romania
|
Berat Berisha Norway
|
| Light Heavyweight | Egill Hjördísarson Iceland
|
Pawel Zakrzewski Poland
|
Tencho Karaenev Bulgaria
|
Paolo Anastasi Italy
|
| Middleweight | Rostem Akman Sweden
|
Valeri Atanasov Bulgaria
|
Tom Crosby United Kingdom
|
Florian Aberger Austria
|
| Welterweight | Nikolay Nikolov Bulgaria
|
Gianluigi Ventoruzzo Italy
|
Henri Dimitri France
|
Magnús Ingvarsson Iceland
|
| Lightweight | Ferdun Osmanov Bulgaria
|
Lee Hammond Ireland
|
Alexander O'Sullivan Ireland
|
milad ahady United Kingdom
|
| Featherweight | Daniel Schalander Sweden
|
Michele Martignoni Italy
|
Hoger Salih Sweden
|
Kierandip Sahota United Kingdom
|
| Bantamweight | Renato Vidovic Sweden
|
Marco Zannetti Italy
|
Rostislav Raichev Bulgaria
|
Jan Vaclavek Czech Republic
|
| Flyweight | Serdar Altas Sweden
|
David Fogarty Ireland
|
Berik Shinaliyev Kazakhstan
|
Sanan Safarli Azerbaijan
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Helin Paara Estonia
|
Kerttu Kouki Finland
|
N/A | N/A |
| Featherweight | Joanne Doyle United Kingdom
|
Julia Dorny Germany
|
Iris Nihti Finland
|
Fatime Nánási Hungary
|
| Bantamweight | Cornelia Holm Sweden
|
Camilla Mannes Norway
|
Arziko Bregu Italy
|
Chamia Chabbi Finland
|
| Flyweight | Alexandra Kovacs Hungary
|
Gabriella Ringblom Sweden
|
Ilaria Norcia Italy
|
Anette Osterberg Finland
|
| Strawweight | Aleksandra Toncheva Bulgaria
|
Raluca Dinescu Romania
|
Svetlana Kotova Russia
|
N/A |
2017 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2017 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Sofia, Bulgaria from 29 March to 2 April.[18][19]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Irman Smajic Sweden
|
Atanas Krastanov Bulgaria
|
Marcin Kalata Poland
|
Matias Antilla Finland
|
| Heavyweight | Daniel Galabarov Bulgaria
|
Daniel Yankov Bulgaria
|
Berat Berisha Norway
|
Daniele Matiddi Italy
|
| Light Heavyweight | Anton Turkalj Sweden
|
Kubaibergen Toleubayev Kazakhstan
|
Pawel Zakrzewski Poland
|
Imad Hoayek Lebanon
|
| Middleweight | Dario Bellandi Italy
|
Khaled Laallam Sweden
|
Florian Aberger Austria
|
Heytham Rabhi Sweden
|
| Welterweight | Nikolay Nikolov Bulgaria
|
Oskar Biller Sweden
|
Axel Karlssoon Sweden
|
Jokhar Taimuskhanov Kazakhstan
|
| Lightweight | Ferdun Osmanov Bulgaria
|
Tobias Harila Sweden
|
Ziiad Sadaily Russia
|
Iordan Marinov Bulgaria
|
| Featherweight | Delyan Georgiev Bulgaria
|
Borislav Angelov Bulgaria
|
Hoger Salih Sweden
|
Eemil Kurhela Finland
|
| Bantamweight | Adam Amarasinghe United Kingdom
|
Mario Moreno Portugal
|
Marco Zannetti Italy
|
DDaryl Clarke Ireland
|
| Flyweight | Sanan Safrli Azerbaijan
|
Nikolay Ivaylov Bulgaria
|
Hussain Abdulla Bahrain
|
Berik Shinaliyev Kazakhstan
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Ofelia Nikolaeva Bulgaria
|
Sanna Hyytiäinen Finland
|
Nora Nagy Hungary
|
N/A |
| Bantamweight | Cornelia Holm Sweden
|
Manon Fiorot France
|
Arziko Bregu Italy
|
EvaMy Persson Sweden
|
| Flyweight | Alexandra Kovacs Hungary
|
Anette Osterberg Finland
|
Anja Saxmark Sweden
|
Ilaria Norcia Italy
|
| Strawweight | Fannie Redman Sweden
|
Anna Astvik Sweden
|
Sara Cova Mexico
|
Antoniya Kalacheva Bulgaria
|
2018 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2018 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Bucharest, Romania from 18 to 22 June.[20][21]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Dorobantu Mihai Romania
|
Damian Vasenjak Austria
|
Ivan Ivanov Bulgaria
|
N/A |
| Heavyweight | Ryan Spillane Ireland
|
Daniel Yankov Bulgaria
|
Besart Berisha Austria
|
Matias Anttila Finland
|
| Light Heavyweight | Murtaza Talha Ali Bahrain
|
Anton Turkalj Sweden
|
Cathal Manning Ireland
|
Pavel Pahomenko Belarus
|
| Middleweight | Dario Bellandi Italy
|
Radu Zarioiu Romania
|
Dzmitry Zasinets Belarus
|
Tommi Leinonen Finland
|
| Welterweight | Sola Axel France
|
Isakov Issa Belgium
|
Yann Liasse Luxembourg
|
Josh Hudson United Kingdom
|
| Lightweight | Pavel Senchenko Ukraine
|
Kaupo Kokamagi Estonia
|
Bogdan Grad Austria
|
Iorga Cristian Romania
|
| Featherweight | Amir Malekpour Sweden
|
Mici Saaristo Finland
|
Ciaran Breslin Northern Ireland
|
Eemil Kurhela Finland
|
| Bantamweight | Renato Vidovic Sweden
|
Denislav Hadzhiev Bulgaria
|
Zdravko Dimitrov Bulgaria
|
Jonny Touma Sweden
|
| Flyweight | Oktay Arif Bulgaria
|
Giacomo Santoro Italy
|
Sebastian Gonzalez Sweden
|
Zoran Milic Sweden
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Featherweight | Julia Dorny Germany
|
Jenni Kivioja Finland
|
Fabiana Giampa Italy
|
Anniina Ervasti Finland
|
| Bantamweight | Frida Vastamaki Sweden
|
Joanne Doyle United Kingdom
|
Karolina Hulkko Finland
|
Katsiaryna Dziaborava Belarus
|
| Flyweight | Janika Antinmaa Finland
|
Ilaria Norcia Italy
|
Ingabjorg Helga Andordottir Iceland
|
Ghita Lulia Luiza Romania
|
| Strawweight | Anna Astvik Sweden
|
Nina Back Sweden
|
Giulia De Dominicis Italy
|
Raluca Dinescu Romania
|
| Atomweight | Jenna Horto Finland
|
Mavru Ana Maria Romania
|
Aeilish O Hanlon Ireland
|
N/A |
2019 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2019 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Rome, Italy from 18 to 23 June.[22][23]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Pasha Kharkhachaev Bahrain
|
Ruslan Moiseienko Ukraine
|
N/A | N/A |
| Heavyweight | Shamil Gaziev Bahrain
|
Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov Russia
|
Kimmo Meier Estonia
|
Chaddad Alexandre Lebanon
|
| Light Heavyweight | Igor Glazkov Russia
|
Kirill Andreev Finland
|
Andreas Knutsson Sweden
|
Begai Paulin France
|
| Middleweight | Magomedkhabib Umarov Russia
|
Christian Leroy Duncan United Kingdom
|
Sola Axel France
|
Tommi Leinonen Finland
|
| Welterweight | Ramazan Gitinov Bahrain
|
Evgeny Morozov Russia
|
Dario Petrolo Italy
|
Rusi Minev Bulgaria
|
| Lightweight | Salamat Isbulaev Russia
|
Antoni Josep Marti Segarra Spain
|
Scott Pedersen Wales
|
Kaupo Kokomagi Estonia
|
| Featherweight | Abdulmanap Magomedov Bahrain
|
Artem Afanasenko Ukraine
|
Delyan Georgiev Bulgaria
|
Enrique Hecher Sosa Spain
|
| Bantamweight | Magomed Idrisov Bahrain
|
Alvaro Ucendo Spain
|
Magomedrasul Gusengadzhiev Russia
|
Denislav Hadzhiev Bulgaria
|
| Flyweight | Ata Atdayev Ukraine
|
Sulejman Bershigadov Russia
|
Rafael Calderon Coria Spain
|
Abdulla Alyaqoob Bahrain
|
| Strawweight | Magomed Aliev Russia
|
Eduard Kostrytsia Ukraine
|
N/A | N/A |
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Yrsa Sandin Sweden
|
Sandra Meneses Sweden
|
N/A | N/A |
| Featherweight | Jasmine Favero Italy
|
Melissa Mullins United Kingdom
|
Christina Papasotiriou Greece
|
Nadiia Honcharova Ukraine
|
| Bantamweight | Chambeau Rousseau France
|
Megan Morris United Kingdom
|
Frida Vastamäki Sweden
|
Milana Yatimova Ukraine
|
| Flyweight | Viktoriya Dudakova Russia
|
Renaná Bruckstein Germany
|
Janika Antinmaa Antinmaa Finland
|
Daryna Harbar Ukraine
|
| Strawweight | Anastasiya Svetkivska Ukraine
|
Nina Back Sweden
|
Antanina Kuliashova Belarus
|
Clara Danssman Germany
|
| Atomweight | Magdalena Czaban Poland
|
Nadine Abbott Bissett Ireland
|
Jenna Horto Finland
|
Aelish O’Hanlon Ireland
|
2021 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA
editThe 2021 IMMAF European Open Championships of Amateur MMA took place at Kazan, Russia from 16 to 20 August.[24][25]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Zaurbek Magomedov Russia
|
Talgat Zhiyentayev Kazakhstan
|
N/A | N/A |
| Heavyweight | Rasul Magomedov Bahrain
|
Omar Aliev Russia
|
Maksim Kotelnikov Russia
|
Andrey Gaidamaka Russia
|
| Light Heavyweight | Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov Russia
|
Ruslan Shidakov Russia
|
Arslan Gadzhiev Russia
|
Magomed Gasanov Russia
|
| Middleweight | Denis Zeinedinov Russia
|
Sultan Omarov Bahrain
|
Shamil Gadzhimagomedov Russia
|
Gadzhi Rasulov Russia
|
| Welterweight | Ramazan Gitinov Bahrain
|
Murad Guseinov Bahrain
|
Evgeny Morozov Russia
|
Daniil Shirokov Russia
|
| Lightweight | Omaraskhab Yusupov Russia
|
Usman Abasov Russia
|
Ali Gadzhiyev Russia
|
Ikromjon Ahmedov Tajikistan
|
| Featherweight | Gadzhimurad Zavaev Russia
|
Salman Ramazanov Russia
|
Bakhtiyor Husainov Tajikistan
|
Magomed Gadzhimuradov Russia
|
| Bantamweight | Tynyshtyk Zhanibek Kazakhstan
|
Sergey Shirkunov Russia
|
Amirhamza Islamov Tajikistan
|
Kamil Gaziyavdibirov Russia
|
| Flyweight | Suleyman Bershigadov Russia
|
Akhmed Nutsalkhanov Russia
|
Dinar Saniev Russia
|
Mikhail Ganichkin Russia
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Mariya Shirkanova Russia
|
Daria Pirogova Russia
|
N/A | N/A |
| Featherweight | Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa Bahrain
|
Sara Jozwiak Poland
|
Michelle Montague New Zealand
|
Alena Agisheva Russia
|
| Bantamweight | Paulina Kontna Poland
|
Ilaria Norcia Italy
|
Anastasiya Karmaeva Russia
|
Alexandra Zaytseva Russia
|
| Flyweight | Beatriz Consuli Diniz Bahrain
|
Malikat Kuchchaeva Russia
|
Sonja Pohjalainen Finland
|
Mariya Saburova Russia
|
| Strawweight | Aieza Ramos Bertolso Bahrain
|
Ayan Tursyn Kazakhstan
|
Martina Corradi Italy
|
Nurzhamal Sadykova Kazakhstan
|
African Championships
edit2016 IMMAF Africa Open Championships
editThe 2016 IMMAF Africa Open Championships commence on Tuesday 30 August and run until the 4 September 2016 at the Brakpan Indoor Sports Centre in Johannesburg.[26]
Hosted by the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) in association with Mixed Martial Arts South Africa (MMASA) the tournament is Amateur MMA competitors from IMMAF member countries from all across the world. The Africa Open Championships permits 2 representatives per country for each weight class and 4 for the host country, spanning Strawweight to Lightweight for women and Flyweight to Super Heavyweight for men.
The 2016 IMMAF Africa Open Championships will feature on UFC FIGHT PASS and international broadcast channels, post-event.
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light Heavyweight | Robin Enontekio Sweden
|
Christoffer Hillsjo Sweden
|
Andries Boshoff South Africa
|
N/A |
| Middleweight | Scott Kenee South Africa
|
Heytham Rabhi Sweden
|
Riyaad Pandy Sweden
|
N/A |
| Welterweight | Douw Eksteen South Africa
|
Stephen May South Africa
|
Axel Karlsson Poland
|
Bhoopendra Kumar United Kingdom
|
| Lightweight | Tobias Harila Sweden
|
Stephan de la Rey South Africa
|
Caleb Ridley South Africa
|
Dylan Goosen South Africa
|
| Featherweight | Hoger Salih Sweden
|
Daniel Duda South Africa
|
Reece Van Der Merwe South Africa
|
Ryan Roets South Africa
|
| Bantamweight | Luthando Biko South Africa
|
Shaun Taylor South Africa
|
Mohammed Tafeez Ahmed Mohammed India
|
Katiso Matime South Africa
|
| Flyweight | Serdar Altas Sweden
|
Sebastian Gonzalez Sweden
|
Wade Kerspuy South Africa
|
Siddiq Bin Mahmood India
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flyweight | Gabriella Ringblom Sweden
|
Imke-Marischca Smit South Africa
|
N/A |
Asian Championships
edit2017 IMMAF Asian Open Championships
editThe 2017 IMMAF Asian Open Championships took place at Singapore from 12 to 16 June.[27][28]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heavyweight | Irman Smajic Sweden
|
Chaddad Alexandre Lebanon
|
Vishal Surendra Bhardwaj India
|
N/A |
| Light Heavyweight | Imad Hoayek Lebanon
|
Anton Turkalj Sweden
|
Jing Yi Chong Malaysia
|
Kudaibergen Toleubayev Kazakhstan
|
| Middleweight | Heytham Rabhi Sweden
|
Joseph Luciano Australia
|
Sam Lawson Australia
|
Meirambek Demeubayev Kazakhstan
|
| Welterweight | Zhan Kenzhebayev Kazakhstan
|
Alex Sadovski Belarus
|
Axel Karlsson Sweden
|
Abbas Khan Bahrain
|
| Lightweight | Tobias Harila Sweden
|
Benjamin Charles Robson United Kingdom
|
Jokhar Taimuskhanov Kazakhstan
|
Nayef Fikey Bahrain
|
| Featherweight | Abdulmanap Magomedov Russia
|
Bekzat Zhassiya Kazakhstan
|
Daniel Schalander Sweden
|
Junior Faatui Australia
|
| Bantamweight | Olzhas Moldagaliyev Kazakhstan
|
Renato Vidovic Sweden
|
Zhen Teng Lim Singapore
|
Raf Voza United Kingdom
|
| Flyweight | Yernaz Mussabek Kazakhstan
|
Josh Neale United Kingdom
|
Hussain Abdulla Bahrain
|
Roland Yacoubian Lebanon
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flyweight | Gabriella Ringblom Sweden
|
Anja Saxmark Sweden
|
Alish Smith Australia
|
Jihin Radzuan Malaysia
|
| Strawweight | Hannah Scoggins United States
|
Ayan Tursyn Kazakhstan
|
Amirah Makhtar Malaysia
|
N/A |
2019 IMMAF Asian Open Championships
editThe 2019 IMMAF Asian Open Championships took place at Bangkok, Thailand from 1 to 4 May.[29][30]
Medalists
editMen
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Super Heavyweight | Pasha Kharkhachaev Bahrain
|
N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Heavyweight | Shamil Gaziev Bahrain
|
Bachir Ricardo Lebanon
|
Alexandr Dya Kazakhstan
|
Eldar Kudarov Kazakhstan
|
| Light Heavyweight | Magomed Gadzhiiasulov Bahrain
|
Serik Abirov Kazakhstan
|
N/A | N/A |
| Middleweight | Madi Dosmukhametov Kazakhstan
|
Ramazan Gitinov Bahrain
|
Abdulrahman Alhasan Kazakhstan
|
Alexander Val Kazakhstan
|
| Welterweight | Aidyn Tolepbayev Kazakhstan
|
Talor Wetere New Zealand
|
Cody Barnwell Australia
|
Abbas Khan Bahrain
|
| Lightweight | Shamil Gimbatov Bahrain
|
Neimat Assadov Kazakhstan
|
Mazhit Sardarov Kazakhstan
|
Yousif Sayyar Bahrain
|
| Featherweight | Anatoliy Zolotykh Kazakhstan
|
Elaman Shalkimbekov Kazakhstan
|
Yungfeng Li China
|
Sarul Rosruen Thailand
|
| Bantamweight | Olzhas Moldagaliyev Kazakhstan
|
Dastan Amangeldy Kazakhstan
|
Magomed Idrisov Bahrain
|
Ali Yaqoob Bahrain
|
| Flyweight | Mansur Magomedov Bahrain
|
Adilkhan Ayazbayev Kazakhstan
|
Mohamed Almuamari Bahrain
|
Darkhan Umirbekov Kazakhstan
|
| Strawweight | Bagdat Zhubanysh Kazakhstan
|
Yerulan Kabdulov Kazakhstan
|
Brandon Tang Malaysia
|
Isa Aldoy Bahrain
|
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | Talshyn Zhumatayeva Kazakhstan
|
Antonina Kotlyarevskaya Kazakhstan
|
N/A | N/A |
| Bantamweight | Guangmeo Han China
|
N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Flyweight | Alish Smith Australia
|
Huihua Ni China
|
N/A | N/A |
| Strawweight | Colleen Augustin Malaysia
|
Nurzhamal Sadykova Kazakhstan
|
N/A | N/A |
| Atomweight | Ayan Tursyn Kazakhstan
|
Ukilay Akhmetualikyzy Kazakhstan
|
N/A | N/A |
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