Chechen born but now fighting out of the GB Gym in Helsinki, Finland Musa Amagov (3-0) has been labeled as Finland’s hottest prospects due to string of brutal knock outs and submission wins that he has delivered for the fight fans. Besides the results there are other reasons for the hype on Amagov: an extensive combat sports background ranging from wrestling to boxing, extremely athletic, strong work ethic and rapid development.
At the Karkkila Fight Night “Reincarnation” show Amagov, who is mostly known for his explosive striking, showed off his constantly improving skill set by quickly submitting Belarusian Arnold Vanyan with straight ankle lock in the first round.
In other fights Finnish wrestling powerhouse Jussi Halonen made a tactical error and paid a price for it as Russian Pavel Berioza forced him to tap out in 28 seconds.
The swedes didn’t have much success in Karkkila. Pancrase Gym’s Martin Fouda was submitted by Mika Hämäläinen in the first round and Forcafighting’s Michel Ersoy dropped a decision to Jarmo Paunonen.
Results of the pro fights
LW: Musa Amagov (3-0-0 ) GB Gym / Team MMA Finland vs Arnold Vanyan ( 4-2-0 ) Team Knight of Plunge Belarus: Amagov by leglock R1
WW: Jussi Halonen ( 2-0-0 ) GB Gym / Team MMA Finland vs Pavel Berioza (2-0-0 ) Team Knight of Plunge Russia: Berioza by leglock R1
LW: Jani Salmi ( debyt ) GB Gym / Team MMA Finland vs Teemu Koskinen ( 1-0-0 ) Grappling Team Pori: Salmi by TKO R1
FW: Mika Hämäläinen ( debyt ) GB Gym / Team MMA Finland vs Martin Fouda ( 1-2-0 ) Pancrase Gym Sweden: Hämäläinen by RNC R1
FW: Jarmo Paunonen ( debyt ) GB Gym / Team MMA Finland vs Michel Ersoy ( debyt ): Paunonen by UD
