Shara Bullet defeated Neiman Gracie by a dominant 11–3 score in a freestyle wrestling bout at the RAF Moscow tournament. Bullet controlled the match throughout, showcasing his grappling credentials against the Brazilian jiu-jitsu standout.
Shara "Bullet" Magomedov added another chapter to his grappling résumé on September 5, 2026, defeating Neiman Gracie by a commanding 11–3 score in a freestyle wrestling match at the RAF Moscow tournament.
The bout pitted two combat sports figures with contrasting specialties. Gracie, the undefeated Brazilian jiu-jitsu specialist competing out of Kings MMA, carries a flawless 6-0-0 professional MMA record and has built his reputation almost entirely on the ground. Standing six feet tall at 183 centimeters, the Brazilian is one of the most submission-oriented fighters in his division, averaging 5.8 submission attempts per 15 minutes alongside 5.77 takedowns per 15 minutes — numbers that reflect a career defined by controlling opponents once the fight hits the mat.
Despite that grappling pedigree, it was Bullet who dictated the action throughout, demonstrating wrestling-specific dominance that went well beyond what the final score might suggest. Freestyle wrestling rewards explosive, athletic movement and scoring positions rather than the positional control favored in submission grappling, and Bullet appeared comfortable operating in that environment from start to finish.
Why it matters
- Gracie's grappling credentials made this a credible test of Bullet's wrestling, and the margin of victory was significant.
- The result adds to Bullet's profile as a well-rounded martial artist, not solely a striker.
- For Gracie, a loss in a wrestling-specific format against a high-level opponent carries less MMA implication than a defeat inside the cage, but it does signal a potential competitive gap on the feet-to-floor transition.
- Both fighters remain unaffected in their professional MMA records, as the bout was a standalone wrestling competition.
