A bout between Khadis Ibragimov and Evgeny Goncharov has been scheduled for June 19 at ACA Omsk. The matchup will take place on the Russian promotion's card in Omsk. Details about the weight class or title implications are not provided in the brief announcement. Both fighters compete regularly in ACA, one of Russia's premier mixed martial arts organizations. The fight represents a significant addition to the promotion's summer schedule.
Khadis Ibragimov and Evgeny Goncharov have been booked to face each other on June 19 at ACA Omsk, with the Russian promotion adding the contest to its summer card in the Siberian city.
Ibragimov enters the fight carrying an 8-4 record. The 31-year-old Russian trains out of Sambo Piter and stands six-foot-three with a 78-inch reach, giving him considerable physical tools in the cage. He fights from an orthodox stance and has shown a well-rounded offensive game, averaging 3.55 significant strikes landed per minute at a 49 percent accuracy rate. His grappling contributes too, with nearly one takedown attempt per 15 minutes of action, though he leans primarily on his striking output.
No comparable database entry was available for Goncharov ahead of publication, so his record and career statistics are not detailed here.
Why it matters
- ACA is one of Russia's most prominent MMA organizations, and the card adds depth to its June schedule
- Ibragimov's size and reach advantage could shape the stylistic dynamic of the matchup
- Further details on weight class and any title implications had not been announced at the time of the booking
