Salim El Ouassaidi MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, KSW Career & Fight History

Stepping in on short notice in Rzeszów, El Ouassaidi was taken down early by Zając, who trapped him against the cage and unloaded a barrage of elbows and punches from top control to earn a first-round stoppage at 1:09.

Stepping in on short notice to headline in Burgas, El Ouassaidi pulled off a massive upset against hometown favorite Kolev, using heavy counter-striking and aggressive ground-and-pound in round three to force referee Declan Larkin’s stoppage at 3:40.

Urbonavicius controlled the clinch and utilized timely takedowns over three rounds to neutralize El Ouassaidi’s heavy strikes, taking a unanimous decision victory.

El Ouassaidi took Kotlovyanov to the canvas in the opening round and quickly locked in a fight-ending submission.

In a heavyweight clash under the Ares FC banner, Begai landed a punishing knee to the body during a clinch exchange that folded El Ouassaidi, prompting referee Loïc Pora to stop the bout at 3:15 of round one.

During an opening-round ground sequence, Jeanne landed inadvertent punches to the back of El Ouassaidi’s head. Following an evaluation by the cageside physician, El Ouassaidi was deemed unable to continue, resulting in an official No Contest at 2:17 of round one.

El Ouassaidi pressured KSW veteran Kouadja with relentless forward movement, backing him against the cage and landing unanswered combinations in round two to force a referee TKO stoppage at 1:57.

El Ouassaidi swarmed Hungarian veteran Balla right from the opening bell, landing flush hooks to force a first-round TKO.

El Ouassaidi controlled Romanian heavyweight Grigore over two hard-hitting frames before advancing to mount early in round three and delivering unanswered punches until Grigore tapped due to strikes at 0:26.

El Ouassaidi pinned Baudour against the ropes and unloaded heavy hooks, securing a decisive TKO stoppage at 3:51 of the opening round.

In a heavy collision in Nantes, Dailidko hurt El Ouassaidi with heavy knees in the clinch and followed up with ground strikes to prompt the stoppage at 4:11 of round one.

Headlining Kingdom Fighting 1 in Grenoble, El Ouassaidi used speed and volume punching to out-point former UFC heavyweight title challenger and Strikeforce veteran Antônio “Bigfoot” Silva across three rounds to take a unanimous decision.

El Ouassaidi dragged Bhaly to the mat in round two, established back control, and sank in a tight rear-naked choke to force the tap at 3:55.

Hard-fought back-and-forth striking war where El Ouassaidi’s effective cage control and forward pressure earned him a split decision nod on the judges’ scorecards.

Traveling to Lithuania, El Ouassaidi overpowered Sene with aggressive boxing combinations, scoring a referee TKO stoppage in the second round.

In a heavyweight brawl in Amsterdam, El Ouassaidi battered Dutch prospect El Arja with heavy hooks against the fence to force the stoppage at 2:48 of round two.

El Ouassaidi earned his first professional victory in explosive fashion, rocking Irish IMMAF heavyweight world champion Spillane with power punches and finishing him at 4:21 of round one.

In his professional debut, El Ouassaidi went the full three rounds against undefeated Dutch powerhouse John Winter, coming up short in a competitive unanimous decision.