Igor Michaliszyn MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, KSW Career & Fight History

High-stakes welterweight clash. Szczepaniak disguised a sharp right head kick that connected flush behind Michaliszyn’s ear, dropping him to the canvas before following up with unanswered punches to force referee Paulina Swider’s stoppage at 2:40 of the opening round.

Featured on the historic KSW 100 card, Michaliszyn showed technical striking and well-timed level changes against “Latvian Express” Fleminas, sweeping all three scorecards with identical 29-28 marks.

Stepping up to middleweight, Michaliszyn put on a clinical performance against Brazilian submission specialist Jasse, out-landing him by a wide margin on the feet and fending off all ground attacks to win 30-27 across all scorecards.

Michaliszyn overwhelmed Bielski with dynamic striking before taking him to the canvas in the second round, unloading a relentless flurry of sharp elbows to force the stoppage at 3:29.

Sensational promotional debut for Michaliszyn. He rushed into the pocket, battered Amizhaev with rapid-fire punches, and sealed the finish with a crushing downward elbow to prompt Marc Goddard’s stoppage at just 1:06 of round one.

Michaliszyn locked in a tight arm-in guillotine choke during a takedown entry by Bulgarian veteran Valentinov, pulling guard and squeezing to force the tap at 4:23 of the opening round.

Michaliszyn controlled Danelski with effective wrestling, positional top pressure, and precise boxing combinations to take a clean sweep on the judges’ scorecards.

Fighting in his hometown, Michaliszyn battered Georgian veteran Khutsishvili with ferocious combinations against the cage, forcing a first-round TKO at 2:12.

Nalgiev landed an explosive counter punch during a heated exchange, knocking Michaliszyn out at 2:03 of the opening round.

Michaliszyn out-struck and out-grappled tough striker Romanowski over three hard-fought rounds, earning a unanimous decision in his FEN promotional debut.

Skibinski used aggressive wrestling and ground control to hand Michaliszyn his first career loss via unanimous decision.

Michaliszyn locked up a triangle choke off his back during a ground scramble in round two, securing the submission tap at 2:36.

Michaliszyn out-pointed undefeated prospect Tarnawa across 15 minutes of striking and grappling exchanges to earn a unanimous decision.

Michaliszyn took Hyelia down, smoothly transitioned to back mount, and sank in a deep rear-naked choke to force a tap at 4:32 of round one.

Making his professional MMA debut at age 19, Michaliszyn overwhelmed Swider with accurate combinations and ground strikes, earning a second-round TKO victory at 2:42.