ACA has announced four matchups for ACA 204, scheduled for June 19 in Omsk, Russia. The featured bout will be Ramazan Emeev versus Alexander Shlemenko. Additional fights include Alexey Shurkevich facing Chersi Dudaev, Alexander Grozin against Gleb Khabibullin, and Alexander Matmuratov versus Magomed Sulumov. These represent significant matchups for the regional promotion. Further details about whether any of these contests are for titles or specific rankings have not been provided in the announcement.
ACA 204 will take place on June 19 in Omsk, Russia, with the promotion confirming four bouts for the card. Headlining the event is a middleweight clash between Ramazan Emeev and Alexander Shlemenko, two of Russian MMA's most recognizable names.
Emeev, known as "Gorets," carries a professional record of 20-6 into the fight. The 39-year-old southpaw from Russia trains out of American Top Team and brings a well-rounded game to the cage. Standing five-foot-ten with a 76-inch reach, he averages 2.37 takedowns per 15 minutes and lands 2.53 significant strikes per minute at a 45 percent accuracy rate, making him a consistent threat in both the grappling and striking exchanges.
His opponent, Alexander "Storm" Shlemenko, is one of the most decorated fighters in Russian MMA history. The 42-year-old boasts a remarkable 56-9 record accumulated over a lengthy career and leads his own Storm Shlemenko Fight Team. Standing five-foot-eleven, Shlemenko is a high-volume striker who lands 4.36 significant strikes per minute at an impressive 60 percent accuracy. He records no takedowns and has attempted no submissions, reflecting a fighting style built entirely around his hands.
Why it matters
- Emeev versus Shlemenko pairs two veteran Russian middleweights with contrasting styles — a grappling-oriented southpaw against a pure striker with elite accuracy
- Shlemenko's 56 career wins underscore the experience he brings, while Emeev's American Top Team pedigree adds a technical dimension
- Three additional bouts — Shurkevich versus Dudaev, Grozin versus Khabibullin, and Matmuratov versus Sulumov — round out a card that reinforces ACA's position as a leading regional promotion in Russia
