The ACA promotion has announced four fights for ACA 204, scheduled for June 19 in Omsk, Russia. The main matchups include Ramazan Emeev vs. Alexander Shlemenko, and Alexey Shurkevich vs. Chersi Dudaev. Additional bouts feature Alexander Grozin vs. Gleb Khabibullin and Alexander Matmuratov vs. Magomed Sulumov. The post provides the official fight card but does not include details about titles or weight classes for these matchups.
ACA 204 is set to take place on June 19 in Omsk, Russia, with the promotion confirming four bouts for the card. The event's most prominent matchup will see veteran middleweights Ramazan Emeev and Alexander Shlemenko share the cage, headlining a fight card that also features Alexey Shurkevich against Chersi Dudaev, Alexander Grozin against Gleb Khabibullin, and Alexander Matmuratov against Magomed Sulumov.
Emeev, nicknamed "Gorets," carries a 20-6 record into the contest. The 39-year-old Russian trains out of American Top Team and fights out of a southpaw stance, standing five-foot-ten with a 76-inch reach. He averages 2.37 takedowns per 15 minutes alongside 2.53 significant strikes landed per minute, making him a credible threat across multiple phases of a fight.
His opponent, Alexander Shlemenko, brings a remarkable 56-9 record to Omsk. Known as "Storm," the 42-year-old Russian is the founder and figurehead of Storm Shlemenko Fight Team. Standing five-foot-eleven, Shlemenko is one of the most prolific strikers of his generation, landing 4.36 significant strikes per minute at an exceptional 60 percent accuracy. He records zero takedowns per 15 minutes, signaling an almost exclusively stand-and-bang approach.
Why it matters
- Emeev and Shlemenko are two of ACA's most experienced middleweights, giving the June 19 card significant regional star power
- Shlemenko's elite striking accuracy against Emeev's well-rounded grappling and takedown output sets up a compelling stylistic contrast
- A win for either fighter carries weight in the ACA middleweight picture, though no title implications have been officially attached to the bout
