Shara Magomedov has officially signed with RAF Wrestling, per the promotion. The signing marks a new chapter for the fighter under the RAF Wrestling banner.
Shara Magomedov has officially signed with RAF Wrestling, the promotion announced, adding one of mixed martial arts' most exciting strikers to its roster.
Magomedov, known by his nickname "Bullet," enters this new chapter carrying a professional record of 17 wins and just one loss. The 32-year-old Russian trains out of Gorets Fight Club and competes as an orthodox striker standing six-foot-two with a 73-inch reach. His UFC numbers speak to a genuinely elite offensive game: he lands 5.93 significant strikes per minute at a striking accuracy of 62 percent, figures that place him among the most efficient and active strikers in his division. His grappling output on paper is minimal, with no recorded takedown or submission attempts per 15 minutes, underscoring a stand-and-bang approach that has made him must-watch viewing.
Why it matters
- Magomedov's signing brings a fighter with genuine knockout power and elite striking efficiency to the RAF Wrestling banner
- His 62 percent striking accuracy is an unusually high number and signals a technically refined, not just aggressive, style
- At 32, Magomedov is entering what is typically a peak or near-peak period for fighters in his weight class, meaning RAF Wrestling acquires him at a potentially critical stage of his career
- The move represents a shift in team affiliation and promotional relationship that could shape his competitive path going forward
