ACA has announced several bouts for ACA 204, scheduled for June 19 in Omsk. The main event will feature Ramazan Emeev facing Alexander Shlemenko. Additional confirmed fights include Alexey Shurkevich vs Chersi Dudaev, Alexander Grozin vs Gleb Khabibullin, and Alexander Matmuratov vs Magomed Sulumov. The event represents a significant card for the Russian promotion with several notable matchups across different weight classes. Further details about whether any titles are on the line were not specified in the announcement.
ACA 204 will be headlined by a compelling all-Russian matchup when Ramazan Emeev squares off against Alexander Shlemenko on June 19 in Omsk. The promotion confirmed the pairing as part of a broader card that includes several additional bouts across multiple weight classes.
Emeev, known as "Gorets," brings a 20-6-0 record into the contest. The 39-year-old southpaw trains out of American Top Team and stands five-foot-ten with a 76-inch reach. He blends a steady striking output of 2.53 significant strikes per minute with a genuine grappling threat, averaging 2.37 takedowns per 15 minutes, making him a well-rounded problem for any opponent.
Shlemenko, nicknamed "Storm," is one of the most decorated fighters in Russian MMA history, carrying an extraordinary 56-9-0 record at age 42. The five-foot-eleven veteran is a relentless pressure striker who lands 4.36 significant strikes per minute at a remarkable 60 percent accuracy. His game is built almost entirely on striking, as his statistics show no takedown or submission activity, signaling a pure stand-and-bang approach.
Why it matters
- Emeev's wrestling-based style sets up a classic striker-vs-grappler dynamic against the purely striking-focused Shlemenko.
- Shlemenko's 56 career wins make him one of the highest-profile names on the ACA roster, lending the card significant credibility.
- The Omsk venue gives the promotion a strong regional platform, and the undercard — featuring Shurkevich vs Dudaev, Grozin vs Khabibullin, and Matmuratov vs Sulumov — rounds out what should be a well-stacked night of fights.
- Whether championship gold is at stake has not yet been confirmed by the promotion.
