Siyar Bahadurzada *** Siyar the Great***

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Великий Афганский спортсмен*** Гордость Афганистана Группа для тех,кто любит и восхищается Сияром Бахадурзадой. Ребята,давайте поддержим Его:)) Siyar Bahadurzada (born April 17, 1984) is an Afghan mixed martial artist and reigning Light-Heavyweight Shooto Champion currently fighting at Middleweight. His MMA nickname is "Siyar The Great". Bahadurzada was born in Kabul, Afghanistan on April 17, 1984. He credits his character, fighting sense and ability to the war torn and dangerous environment he grew up in. After 15 years his family moved to the Netherlands in 1999. It was his grandfather that gave him the name "The Killer" when Siyar beat up kids who were older than him when he was younger. Siyar began to train under Martijn de Jong at the Tatsujin dojo. De Jong is well respected in the Dutch community as an MMA authority and quickly took Bahadurzada as his top student. Bahadurzada trains under the Golden Glory association based in the Netherlands. A veteran of the Shooto Holland organization, he is the 2008, 2009, 2010 Shooto light heavyweight world champion. Bahadurzada made the transition to Japanese MMA by fighting for World Victory Road on their Sengoku events. He advanced to the semi-finals of their Middleweight tournament but lost to Jorge Santiago. His most recent fights have been under the Sengoku promotion in Japan. On August 27, 2009 Siyar successfully defended his Light-Heavyweight crown in his latest fight against Leandro Silva in Shooto Brasil 13 by way of TKO (punches) in the first round. Siyar fought and defeated Derrick Noble, who was replacing his original opponent Nick Thompson at the Ultimate Glory 2010 event on October 16, 2010 in the 1st round by KO. Siyar had a fight with famous Canadian MMA fighter John Alessio on March 19 2011, and won by knocking Alessio out and bringing pride for his country, Afghanistan. He won the tournament on May 28, 2011 by defeating Tommy Depret via TKO in the final round. Siyar recently signed a 4-fight contract with Strikeforce, but like many of the Golden Glory team signed to the organization, he is yet to make his promotional debut. Siyar just had a interview for strikeforce, which can be listened in his Facebook profile. Bahadurzada waited for a fight from Strikeforce but never acquired a visa. He later commented on the scenario and was displeased, saying he would never fight for the promotion. The article was released on January 25, 2011. Scott Coker replied during an interview with Ariel Helwani by saying that Siyar had to first get a P1 visa.