Andreas Michailidis
"The Spartan"
16-9
Middleweight
Wins
16
9
Losses
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Frequently Asked Questions About Andreas Michailidis
What You Need to Know About Andreas Michailidis?
Andreas Michailidis is a proud Greek "Spartan" with a background in wrestling, making him a formidable force in the world of mixed martial arts.
Having fought for 3 years in UFC main events, Michailidis has faced some of the most dangerous fighters in the world, including Fakhretdinov and former middleweight champ Pereira. He has a knack for finishing his opponents, with an impressive 85% of his victories coming before the limit, whether on the ground or standing.
As a quarterfinalist in the Tipsport Gamechanger European MMA Champions League, Michailidis has demonstrated his skills and determination, overcoming challenges such as "Apollo" Silva.
Michailidis comes from a Pontic Greek background and began his training at a young age. Starting with wrestling and kickboxing at Malios Team after moving to Greece from Kazakhstan at the age of 8, he later pursued MMA and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at Gracie Barra Greece, where he achieved a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Michailidis has a decorated MMA career, including winning the European Fight League Championship (EFL) Light Heavyweight Title and holding the CS Middleweight Championship in Cage Survivor.
What is the famous nickname associated with Andreas Michailidis?
Known as "The Spartan" Andreas Michailidis's nickname reflects his larger-than-life persona in the fight world.
How much does MMA star Andreas Michailidis weigh?
Weighing in at approximately 185 pounds, Andreas Michailidis's weight aligns with his competitive category in the fighting world.
What is the reach of MMA fighter Andreas Michailidis?
Boasting a reach of 75 inches, Andreas Michailidis employs this attribute strategically during his matches.
Andreas Michailidis - Related posts and videos
Terrifying LEFT HAND! 🤯 MICHAILIDIS vs. HULME | OKTAGON 67
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At OKTAGON 67, Mark Hulme delivered a show-stopping KO against Andreas Michailidis. With just one crushing left hand, Hulme made his mark on the division. Now, the welterweight finalist is set for his next challenge at OKTAGON 68. Can he do it again?
Andreas Michailidis Apologizes for OKTAGON 67 Loss After Thumb Injury
Andreas Michailidis, former UFC fighter and one-time opponent of Alex Pereira, faced a tough loss at OKTAGON 67 after a thumb injury during the fight against Mark Hulme. The Greek fighter promises to return stronger after his setback.
