JINDRICH BYRTUS
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BYRTUS vs CHAKAEV
April 26, 2025 1:00 PM
April 26, 2025 1:00 PM
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Cruiserweight
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73in / 185cm
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1.8034
1.8034
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age
03/2005
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Nationality
Czech Republic
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Jindrich Byrtus fights out of the Czech Republic and burst onto the bare-knuckle scene in 2023. Upon entering the BKFC, Byrtus is 7-1 and has high expectations for himself as he toes the line in the Squared Circle.
Byrtus fights well from the outside and utilizes counterstrikes very effectively. He will look to execute a patient gameplan and snipe out his shots when his opponent leaves an opening. He can push a pace but as an eight-fight veteran of the sport, he knows one shot can end the night and he’s found his success when he’s fighting his smartest.
Mixing looping punches and straight shots, look for Byrtus to perform at a high level and if he can rack up some wins on BKFC’s international fight cards, there may be a new younger prospect in the BKFC’s cruiserweight division.
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BYRTUS vs CHAKAEV
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