ACA has announced a matchup between Khadis Ibragimov and Evgeny Goncharov for June 19 at an event in Omsk. The post provides only the basic fight announcement without additional context about the fighters' rankings, records, or what is at stake in this matchup. Both fighters compete under the ACA banner, one of Russia's premier MMA promotions. No further details about the card or event were shared in this brief announcement.
ACA has officially announced a light heavyweight contest between Khadis Ibragimov and Evgeny Goncharov, scheduled for June 19 at an event in Omsk under the Absolute Championship Akhmat banner.
Ibragimov enters the bout carrying an 8-4 record at 31 years old. The Russian fighter, who trains out of Sambo Piter, stands six-foot-three tall with a 78-inch reach, giving him a notable physical presence in the division. He lands 3.55 significant strikes per minute at a 49 percent accuracy rate, and while his ground game is part of his arsenal, he averages just under one takedown per 15 minutes alongside 0.3 submission attempts in the same window — suggesting he is primarily a striker who can mix in wrestling when needed.
No verified statistical data for Goncharov was available at the time of this report, limiting what can be confirmed about his record or fighting style ahead of the matchup.
Why it matters
- ACA is one of Russia's leading MMA promotions, and events in Omsk form a regular part of its regional calendar
- Ibragimov's physical dimensions — particularly his reach advantage — could be a significant factor depending on Goncharov's style and stature
- No titles or rankings context was included in the official announcement, leaving the precise stakes of the bout unclear for now
