So I had hear this guys name before and maybe seen a fight or two of his, but I had never looked into his story until now. The guy is only 20 and he already has 35 pro fights. He turned professional at age 10 and was fighting for a big promotion by the time he was 14! He only has 2 losses and both were split decisions when he was 17. He is currently ranked #10 in the world and just signed with Glory. Here is his wiki page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlad_Tuinov
Here is one of his fights:
20 year old Russian kickboxing prodigy Vlad Tuinov
Doesn't seem to crazy if he's fighting opponents with only 6 fights though, no?
That record discrepancy was crazy:
What does that 28-26-2 mean? usually its wins/losses/draws, no?
Either way what were those 2 doing in the ring together?
That record discrepancy was crazy:
What does that 28-26-2 mean? usually its wins/losses/draws, no?
Either way what were those 2 doing in the ring together?
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- Surprised that his face didnt looks like a fried pastel with that amount of fights under his belt.
Tuinov was born in Orel, Russia to Russian parents. He got involved with kickboxing by accident. Vlad was in fact on his way to a public swimming pool at a local sports center when he walked into the wrong door and right into a class being taught by Andrey Chadin.[3] After talking to each other Vlad decided to start training in kickboxing.
- Wasnt a acident. The arts of asskicking choosing him.
Tuinov was born in Orel, Russia to Russian parents. He got involved with kickboxing by accident. Vlad was in fact on his way to a public swimming pool at a local sports center when he walked into the wrong door and right into a class being taught by Andrey Chadin.[3] After talking to each other Vlad decided to start training in kickboxing.
- Wasnt a acident. The arts of asskicking choosing him.
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Masato wrote:Doesn't seem to crazy if he's fighting opponents with only 6 fights though, no?
That record discrepancy was crazy:
What does that 28-26-2 mean? usually its wins/losses/draws, no?
Either way what were those 2 doing in the ring together?
The graphic they showed there is wrong and whats seems to have happened there was they saw his wins-KOs-losses and interpreted it as wins-losses-draws.
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