Chalid Arrab

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Chalid Arrab
Data
Fight name Fist
size 179 cm
Weight 93 kg
nationality GermanyGermany Germany
Date of birth May 28, 1975
Fight out Cologne
place of birth Cologne , Federal Republic of Germany
team Golden Glory
Fighting style Karate , Kung Fu , wrestling , boxing
MMA statistics
Victories 7th
Knockout 3
task 1
Points 3
Defeats 3
task 2
Points 1

Chalid "Die Faust" Arrab (born May 28, 1975 in Cologne ) is a German mixed martial arts fighter. He is 1.79 m tall and weighs about 93 kg. His parents are from Morocco.

Chalid Arrab started with karate and kung fu at the age of eleven and was quickly discovered for boxing thanks to his strong rights . He moved to Bayer 04 Leverkusen and immediately became German heavyweight team champion . Well-known coaches in the German boxing scene tried to get him, but Chalid switched to wrestling . Trained in this way, he took part in the "Absolute Fighting Championships" in Russia in 2000 , which he was the first European to win. It was there that the organizers of the K-1 Grand Prix became aware of him. His greatest successes in the K-1 were winning the Grand Prix in Las Vegas 2006 and reaching the World Grand Prix Final 2006, where he was eliminated in the first fight against Ernesto Hoost , but only after the extra round. Hoost was a four-time winner of the K-1 World Grand Prix .

In 2007 he was unable to qualify for the World Grand Prix final due to a point defeat against Glaube Feitosa as well as in 2008 after a difficult knockout against Ruslan Karajew .

MMA statistics

Result Professional record opponent date event method round time
victory 1-0 RussiaRussia Spartak Kochnev April 29, 2000 IAFC - Pankration World Championship 2000 - Day Two TKO (blows) 1
defeat 1-1 RussiaRussia Ramazan Mezhidov April 29, 2000 IAFC - Pankration World Championship 2000 - Day Two Task (rear-naked choke) 1
victory 2-1 HungaryHungary Peter Varga April 22, 2001 MillenniumSports - Veni Vidi Vici Task (arm lock)
victory 3-1 RussiaRussia Roman Zentsov November 11, 2001 M-1 MFC - Russia vs. The World 2 TKO (blows) 1 0:53
victory 4-1 RussiaRussia Stanislav "Stas" Nuschik February 15, 2002 M-1 MFC - European Championship 2002 KO (blows) 1 3:46
defeat 4-2 United StatesUnited States Jeremy "Gumby" Horn March 16, 2003 2H2H 6 - Simply the Best 6 Point decision (unanimous) 1 15:00
victory 5-2 NetherlandsNetherlands Rodney Glunder October 5, 2003 Pride - Bushido 1 Point decision (unanimous) 2 5:00
defeat 5-3 JapanJapan Kazuhiro "King Kaz" Nakamura May 23, 2004 Pride - Bushido 3 Task (armbar) 1 4:45
victory 6-3 JapanJapan Yukiya Naito March 26, 2005 K-1 - Hero's 1 Point decision (unanimous) 2 5:00
victory 7-3 JapanJapan Hiromitsu Kanehara November 5, 2005 K-1 HERO's - HERO's 2005 in Seoul Point decision (majority decision) 2 5:00

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