Ilias Bulaid MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Bulaid fired fast kicks early, but LFA champion Visconde closed distance and secured repeated takedowns, controlling Bulaid from top position across the first two rounds. In round three, Visconde rocked Bulaid with a sharp knee along the fence and maintained control to hand Bulaid his first defeat via unanimous decision.

Showcasing his evolving submission skillset, Bulaid sprawled on a takedown, locked in a tight anaconda choke, and rolled Demenko to force a technical submission stoppage at 3:09 of round one.

An early scramble led to accidental strikes deemed to the back of the head just 42 seconds into the bout, leaving Fazil unable to continue and prompting referee Marc Goddard to rule the contest an official No Contest.

Bulaid battered Rangel with vicious low kicks and body strikes over two grueling frames, leading Rangel to retire on the stool at 0:52 of the third round.

Bulaid repeatedly chopped Riggio’s lead leg with heavy low kicks, rendering him unable to stand and forcing the referee stoppage at 4:01 of round one.

Bulaid controlled distance behind a stiff jab and varied kicking arsenal, out-striking Sozashvili over 15 minutes to earn a 30-27 unanimous decision.

Bulaid locked Khaled into a dominant Muay Thai plum clinch along the cage, drilling a series of concussive knees to the body to force referee Marc Goddard’s stoppage at 3:28 of round one.

In a tightly contested striking battle in Dublin, Bulaid landed the cleaner counter combinations on the feet to edge out Sasu via split decision.

Bulaid picked Freitas apart at range with leg kicks, stiff jabs, and flying knees, winning all three rounds across all judges’ scorecards for a unanimous decision.

In his professional mixed martial arts debut, kickboxing world champion Bulaid trapped Maiboroda in a Muay Thai clinch and launched a devastating knee that knocked Maiboroda unconscious with only one second remaining in the opening round.