ZOHRAB AZIMOV
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IVANOV vs AZIMOV
March 22, 2024 3:00 PM
March 22, 2024 3:00 PM
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Division
Featherweight
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67in / 170cm
height
1.74
1.74
nickname
THE LEGEND
age
08/1996
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Nationality
Azerbaijan
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Zohrab ‘The Legend’ Azimov fights out of Azerbaijan but hails from Istanbul, Turkey. He founded and head coaches at Z.AZIMOV Fight Academy in his home country where he shares his loads of fight knowledge. As a 14 time Azerbaijan Kickboxing Champion holding a record of 33-25-2, he is no stranger to throwing hands and feet. As we know kickboxers have sneaky, unorthodox methods of striking and with over 50 kickboxing matches, he’s going to be a problem for anyone who stands across from him.
Azimov also holds two silver medals and a bronze in the WAKO (Kickboxing) World Championship along with two golds and a single silver medal in the WAKO European Championship. ‘The Legend’ is just that in his corner of the world. He boasts a large social media following showing scenic views of his travels and tons of fight footage.
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IVANOV vs AZIMOV
March 22, 2024
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