Veteran fighter Konstantin Glukhov, now 46 years old, has issued a statement saying he is ready to fight anyone, whether veterans like Sergey Kharitonov or fighters in their 30s. Glukhov reports he is in excellent shape, currently bench pressing 160 kilograms. Over his career, he has compiled an extraordinary 153 professional bouts across multiple disciplines including MMA, kickboxing, boxing, Thai boxing, sanda, and universal fight. The post celebrates him as a legend of combat sports.
Konstantin Glukhov, 46 years old, has publicly declared he is ready to compete against anyone willing to step up, naming veterans such as Sergey Kharitonov as potential opponents while also stating he would take on fighters still in their 30s.
Glukhov made clear his physical condition is not a concern, reporting that he is currently bench pressing 160 kilograms as evidence of his continued strength and fitness. His statement frames the callout not as a retirement tour but as the challenge of an active competitor who believes he remains a legitimate threat.
The veteran has accumulated an extraordinary 153 professional bouts across his career, competing in a wide range of disciplines including MMA, kickboxing, boxing, Thai boxing, sanda, and universal fight. That breadth of experience across combat sports formats marks Glukhov as a rare multi-discipline competitor, and the sheer volume of his professional appearances places him among the most active fighters in the history of Russian combat sports.
Why it matters
- A fighter with 153 professional bouts across six disciplines carries proven durability and cross-discipline threat
- Naming Kharitonov signals Glukhov is targeting a high-profile veteran matchup with genuine name recognition
- Willingness to face fighters in their 30s suggests he is not limiting himself to nostalgia bouts
- His reported conditioning at 46 keeps the callout credible rather than ceremonial
No opponent has been confirmed and no promotional backing has been announced alongside the statement.
