Okay, so I wanted to get the lowdown on Assu Almabayev’s stats the other day. Heard his name buzzing around a bit, you know? Figured I’d see what his record looked like.
First thing I did was just hop on my computer and pull up a search page. Nothing fancy. I typed in something simple like “Assu Almabayev stats” or maybe “Assu Almabayev fight record”. Just trying to get the ball rolling.
Got a bunch of results, obviously. I skipped past the news articles for a second and looked for those sites that specifically track fighter information. You know the ones, dedicated to MMA stats and records.
Digging into the MMA Record Sites
I clicked into one of the main ones I usually check. Had to navigate a bit, find their fighter database or search bar. Typed his name in there, making sure I spelled Almabayev right – that can trip you up sometimes.
Boom, his profile popped up. This is usually where you find the good stuff.
- Looked at his overall win-loss record first. That’s the main thing most people want, right?
- Then I checked out how the wins happened. Saw the breakdown between knockouts, submissions, and decisions. Gives you a feel for his style.
- Checked the losses too, see how those went down.
Finding the Physical Stats and Details
While I was on the profile page, I also looked for the other bits of info.
Found details like:
- His height and reach. Standard stuff.
- Which weight class he competes in. Important context.
- Sometimes they list debut dates or recent fight dates too.
I might have quickly checked one other stat site just to see if the numbers matched up. Sometimes there are small differences, but usually, the main record (wins/losses) is consistent. Seemed straightforward enough for Almabayev.
So yeah, that was my process. Just a bit of online searching, hitting up the usual MMA stat spots, and clicking through his profile. Pretty simple to pull up the basic stats if you know where to look. Took maybe five, ten minutes tops. Now I’ve got a better picture of his career so far.
