Said Abdulgaziev is a fierce and dynamic bare knuckle fighter whose background and style bring intensity and unpredictability into the ring. Born in Chechnya, Russia and now fighting out of Sacramento, California, Said stands 6’4” and competes with a wild, knockout-seeking mindset. Fighting from an orthodox stance, he has quickly made a name for himself in bare knuckle with a perfect record of 2-0. Known for his explosive striking, he’s a threat to any opponent who dares stand in front of him. Said’s rise in the sport reflects his relentless desire to finish fights and dominate.

Said trains with Team Alpha Male under head coach Joey Rodriguez, surrounding himself with elite-level talent and proven experience. Before transitioning fully to bare knuckle, Said compiled a 9-9 MMA record, gaining valuable experience across various promotions. He began training professionally at the age of 14 and brings with him a decade of hard-earned toughness and striking prowess. His goal is singular and unapologetic: to knock out as many opponents as possible on his path to a BKB title.

Outside of combat, Said maintains a low profile and keeps his focus firmly on his training and performances. With no spouse or children, his full energy is directed toward his fighting career. Inspired most by his father, Said sees BKB as the perfect arena for his style—raw, aggressive, and built to entertain. His walkout song, a bold and powerful anthem, matches his demeanor in the ring. Abdulgaziev is coming for the spotlight, and he plans to take it by force.

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