Aleksei Oleinik

Aleksei Oleinik- Biography

Aleksei Oleinik is a combat sambo fighter and a Ukrainian-born Russian professional, specialist, and master of mixed material art. He is a Bellator MMA veteran who has competed in Bellator, Bodog Fight, YAMMA Pit Fighting, and Bellator MMA. He gained notoriety and a name by defeating the Ezekiel Chokehold in contests. The mixed-ethnic player is ready to put on a superb performance to steal future victories. He most recently joined the Ultimate Fighting Championship, where he will compete in the heavyweight class.

What is the Net Worth of Aleksei Oleinik? Salary, Earnings

His name has been associated with several financial prizes. The athlete then proceeded to knock out his opponent and collect the prizes. At UFC 213, he received $56,500 for defeating Travis Browne. Looking at his professional MMA career, he has an estimated net worth of more than $350,000, with a disclosed earning of $202,000. She continues to win and raise his value, which is known as true sportsmanship.

Aleksei Oleinik- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Parents

Alexey Alexeyevich Oleynik was born on June 25, 1977, in Kharkiv, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union, as Oleksiy Oleksiyovych Oliynyk. When it comes to his family and siblings, he is the type of person who prefers not to be in the public eye. He’s recognized for his nickname, ‘The Boa Constrictor,’ which he gained from winning games.

Aleksei attended Stoneman Douglas High School for his primary and secondary studies. He had multiple offers from prestigious universities as a result of his athletic achievements, but he ultimately chose to enroll at Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute.

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Aleksei Oleinik- Relationship, Married Life, Wife

Tatyana Oleinik, Aleksei’s wife, is a happy husband. They had five children together, all of them are still unknown, except their son Alex, who made the news. During the mass shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School, he was present but unscathed. The family relocated to Florida in December 2016 and is still happily residing there.

Aleksei Oleinik- Professional Career

He honed his skills by learning and practicing traditional Japanese Jujutsu grappling methods before becoming a fierce UFC heavyweight competitor. He trained with the K-Dojo Warrior Tribe and competed in two grappling tournaments, winning the Men’s Black Belt No-Gi Advanced Super weight division in the Grapplers Quest, also known as the ‘Beast of the East 2011’ tournament and placing in an Absolute division in an Eddie Alvarez hosted the grappling tournament. In a super bout on December 12th, 2019, at Quintet Ultra, he made a remarkable comeback in grappling, losing to multiple-time world champion Gordon Ryan.

Aleksei Oleinik initially entered MMA to prove his strength. He played with aggression for Russia’s Imperial Team in the M-1 Challenge 2009 season, giving Sang-Soo Lee a hard time. Aleksei is a judoka who competes in Combat Sambo and Jujutsu. He battled Rogent Lloret, a Spanish BJJ black belt taught by Robin Gracie, and the fight ended in a draw. After that, he embarked on a 12-match winning streak, with no draws or losses, and knocked out his opponents. When he lost to Michal Kita in the ProFC Heavyweight Grand Prix 2009, that streak came to an end.

Widely Recognized

In the summer of 2010, Oleynik competed in Bellator Fighting Championships’ inaugural heavyweight tournament. He started with a split decision victory over Mike Hayes. In his second fight, he was defeated in the semi-finals by Neil Grove, who won by TKO. He got a deal with the UFC in November 2013 and suffered an injury as a result of being forced out during a fight against Jared Rosholt on January 25, 2014. On June 28, 2014, he made his UFC debut against Anthony Hamilton, winning by scarf-hold headlock submission in the first round of UFC Fight Night: Swanson Vs. Stephens.

He lost to Daniel Omielanczuk at UFC Fight Night 91 in 2016 but won against Viktor Pesta at UFC Fight Night 103 on January 15, 2017. She became the first woman in history to compete in and win an MMA fight in four decades when she faced off on January 18, 2020. At UFC Fight Night 174 on August 8, 2020, he was knocked out by Derrick Lewis. He fought Chris Daukaus at UFC Fight Night: Blaydes Vs. Lewis in February 2021, losing by technical knockout in the first round. On June 19, 2021, he fought Sergey Spivak at UFC on ESPN 25, where the veteran had a 20-pound weight advantage but a two-inch reach advantage.

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Social Media Details

Every particular cause of his fame and effort has made the artist known and discovered. In all of his matches, he is skilled and overpowered, which drives the crowd insane. On social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and others, his supporters enthusiastically support him. He has a 285k-follower Instagram account, @alexeyoleynik1, where he has established a prospective feed. He has amassed 12.7k followers on Twitter @oleynikufc, who are there to encourage and motivate him from all around the world. All of his admirers hold him in high regard and have a warm spot for him, which helps him win.

Trivia

• Aleksei is the only fighter in history to defeat Ezekiel Chokehold in a fight.
• He also holds the record for most Ezekiel Chokehold victories with ten.
• On December 10th, 2019, he is ranked No. 12 in the UFC heavyweight division.
• Oleinik recently earned the biggest name win of his career via scarf-hold submission near the conclusion of the first round against the best pride and UFC icon Mirko Filipovic.
• He is currently at #15 in the UFC heavyweight rankings as of March 9th, 2021, which is quite impressive.
• Aleksei is the CEO of the OPLOT Fighting Championship and the owner of the @oplot FC Instagram profile.
• He is a staunch Russian fan. He wore a shirt with Putin’s face after Russia’s military intervention in Ukraine in 2014, and as a result, he was denied entry to Ukraine.
• With his victory at UFC Fight Night 57, he received his first ‘Performance of the Night bonus award.’
• In his mixed martial arts career, he competed in 75 fights, winning 59 and losing 15 of them.

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