In the history of both world and Russian mixed martial arts, representatives of karate left a rather bright mark. Ever since the epoch-making M-1 tournaments, Russia against the whole world, at the dawn of the formation of MMA in our country, Russian karatekas adequately competed against fighters of other styles.
Today we will talk about later times and about one of the karate fighters, who is now more than successfully performing in the professional arena. Most likely, now many of you know Stanislav Klybik, who goes to fights in Hardcore in the form of Sub Zero and has already won three early victories in this promotion. But we’ll be back in 2018 for the annual S-70 tournament.
Then, two weeks before the fight against former Bellator champion Christian M’Pumbu, budding Russian prospect Roman Kopylov dropped out and the organizers urgently had to look for a brave man who could take on the challenge of a huge knockout from France. It was then that young Stanislav Klybik volunteered to go out, on whose track record at that time there were 7 wins by knockouts with three defeats by decision of the judges. Few people bet in that fight on a little-known karateka from Rostov, but Stanislav himself was eager to take full advantage of the chance.

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