Sergei Bilostenniy MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, MMA Career & Fight History

Bilostenniy chopped away at the towering former PFL champion Ferreira with heavy low kicks and body strikes over two rounds before connecting with an explosive right hand that dropped Ferreira in round three, finishing with ground punches to prompt Kevin MacDonald’s stoppage at 1:56.

Bilostenniy stuffed Williams’ takedown attempts against the cage and unloaded a barrage of heavy punches late in round two to earn a TKO victory at 4:11.

In an all-Russian heavyweight clash, former Bellator interim champion Moldavsky used grinding clinch wrestling and upper-body control against the fence to edge out Bilostenniy via unanimous decision across three rounds.

Avenging his controversial disqualification loss from their first encounter, Bilostenniy attacked Fortune’s leg during an early scramble, locking up a vicious heel hook that forced a verbal submission at 2:00 of round one.

Bilostenniy out-landed former UFC heavyweight Ivanov with crisp straight punches and sharp low kicks, controlling distance over three rounds to earn a 29-28 sweep on the judges’ scorecards.

Bilostenniy landed one of the most athletic knockouts of the year in Bellator, spinning with an extraordinary wheel kick that caught Aras flush behind the ear, finishing him with punches at 2:33 of round one.

In his Bellator debut, Bilostenniy was taken down by collegiate wrestler Fortune and landed elbows while defending against the cage; referee Chris West ruled the strikes illegal blows to the back of the head, disqualifying Bilostenniy at 3:26 of round one.

Bilostenniy engaged in a slugfest with former KSW heavyweight champion Rodrigues Jr., landing the sharper overhand rights and low kicks across three rounds to edge out a split decision.

Bilostenniy swarmed former PFL fighter Alencar with punishing strikes against the ropes, knocking him down and forcing a referee TKO stoppage at 2:23 of round one.

Bilostenniy uncorked a massive overhand right that sent Brazilian powerhouse Souza crashing to the mat in just 43 seconds of round one.

Bilostenniy wasted no time in Saint Petersburg, swarming Coruja from the opening bell and finishing him with rapid-fire punches in only 24 seconds.

Bilostenniy landed an explosive right head kick that wobbled UFC veteran Godbeer, following up with a brutal punch combination to knock him out cold at 2:04 of round one.

Bilostenniy landed a thunderous head kick that knocked Isagadzhiev out cold in just 58 seconds of round one in Moscow.

Bilostenniy out-struck veteran Zabolotny on the feet, finishing the fight with heavy unanswered ground punches at 2:51 of round two.

Vakhaev secured a takedown in round one and transitioned to back control, applying a rear-naked choke to hand Bilostenniy his first professional defeat at 4:10.

Bilostenniy controlled range with stiff straight punches and stuffed takedowns across 15 minutes to take a unanimous decision in Moscow.

Bilostenniy out-worked Ergashev on the feet and controlled top position in Sochi to earn a unanimous decision.

Making his professional mixed martial arts debut, Bilostenniy overwhelmed Gapchenko with heavy punches, earning a TKO stoppage in just 40 seconds of round one.