A fight between Khadis Ibragimov and Evgeny Goncharov has been scheduled for June 19 at an ACA event in Omsk, Russia. The announcement provides minimal detail, stating only the matchup and location. Both fighters compete in the ACA promotion. No additional context about weight class, bout significance, or current standings is provided in the brief announcement.
Khadis Ibragimov and Evgeny Goncharov have been booked to meet at an ACA event on June 19 in Omsk, Russia, the promotion announced.
Ibragimov, 31, enters the contest carrying an 8-4 professional record and trains out of Sambo Piter in Russia. Standing six-foot-three with a 78-inch reach, the orthodox fighter presents a significant physical presence. He averages 3.55 significant strikes per minute at a 49 percent accuracy rate, and adds a modest takedown threat at just under one attempt per 15 minutes.
No verified data for Goncharov is available in the announcement, and the promotion did not disclose the weight class or the specific significance of the bout beyond confirming both men compete under the ACA banner.
Why it matters
- Ibragimov's 8-4 record suggests a fighter operating in the competitive mid-tier of ACA's roster, making this a meaningful test for both men.
- Omsk serves as a regional hub for ACA events, and cards there typically carry domestic ranking implications within the promotion.
- The absence of weight class information leaves the full divisional stakes of the matchup unclear ahead of a formal card announcement.
