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Sergey Bilostenniy's record: 10 KO wins in 15 ahead of the PFL heavyweight title fight

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Sergey Bilostenniy's record: 10 KO wins in 15 ahead of the PFL heavyweight title fight

Sergey Bilostenniy has 10 knockout or TKO wins among his 15 victories and has never lost by KO or TKO. On 14 Nov 2026 he fights Vadim Nemkov for the PFL heavyweight title in the main event of PFL Dubai.

Sergey Bilostenniy's record and finish rate

Bilostenniy is a Russian heavyweight, born on 23 Oct 1995, who trains with Raty Team and stands 185 cm. He is 31 years old. He turned professional on 11 Jun 2015 and his record is 15-4-0. He is currently ranked #3 in the PFL heavyweight division.

Of the 15 wins, 10 came by KO or TKO, 1 by submission and 4 by decision. That makes 11 finishes, a finish rate of 73%, which here means the share of his wins that ended by KO, TKO or submission. The four losses split into two submissions, one decision and one disqualification.

How the wins have come

The knockouts are the headline, but the best wins show a heavyweight with more than one route. At Bellator 299 he stopped Kasim Aras in round 1 with a spinning wheel kick and punches, after 2:33 of the fight. At PFL 7 in 2024 he submitted Tyrell Fortune with a heel hook after 2:00 of round 1.

That second win had a history. Fortune had beaten him at Bellator 294 in April 2023, when Bilostenniy was disqualified at 3:26 of round 1 for punches to the back of the head. The rematch in 2024 ended in round 1 too, this time with Bilostenniy finishing it.

He can also win the long way. He beat Blagoy Ivanov by unanimous decision at PFL 1 in 2024, going the full 5:00 of round 3, and back in 2022 he took a split decision over Fernando Rodrigues Jr. at RCC 11, a fight contested at lightweight.

The setback in that stretch came at PFL 4 in 2025, where Valentin Moldavsky won a split decision over the full three rounds. It is the only loss among his last five fights.

Last five fights

Date Opponent Result Method Round
2 May 2026 Renan Ferreira Win TKO (punch) 3
21 Aug 2025 Karl Williams Win TKO (punches) 2
1 May 2025 Valentin Moldavsky Loss Decision (split) 3
2 Aug 2024 Tyrell Fortune Win Submission (heel hook) 1
4 Apr 2024 Blagoy Ivanov Win Decision (unanimous) 3

Two straight stoppages, both in the PFL, give him a win streak of 2 and a 4-1 record across these five fights. The Ferreira result came at 1:44 of round 3 at PFL Sioux Falls, the Williams result at 4:11 of round 2 at PFL 10. Neither fight went to the judges.

Next fight: Bilostenniy vs. Nemkov for the PFL heavyweight title

Bilostenniy's next fight is booked as PFL Dubai: Nemkov vs. Bilostenniy on 14 Nov 2026 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The card is headlined by this bout, and the heavyweight title is on the line. Nemkov arrives with a record of 19-2-0 and one no contest. Bilostenniy has fought at heavyweight in all but one of his last eight bouts, the exception being that 2022 lightweight fight, so the weight class is familiar ground for him.

For Bilostenniy it is a step from the number three spot in the rankings to a championship fight. He gets there on the back of two TKO wins in his last two outings, the most recent of them against Renan Ferreira. Whether he can add the PFL belt to that run is decided on 14 Nov in Dubai.

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