Every aspiring professional athlete dreams about holding championship gold in the palm of their hands. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will be introduced to a Jedi of tragic emotion ready to hold the forcefield against all invaders at the top of the middleweight mountain for Full Contact Contender and shed the mask with the assistance of positive energy. A professional mixed martial artist since July 2021 and representing Aspire Combat Sports Academy, Haider Khan owns a 7-1 record in eight contests comprised of four decisions, one submission and two knockouts He has fought for various promotions throughout his career in the professional MMA ranks including Anthony Pettis Fighting Championship, Full Contact Contender and Almighty Fighting Championship. All three of Khan’s finishes during his professional career have been before the final bell. He has gone to the scorecards four times over the course of his career as a professional MMA fighter. Khan has finished three out of his seven victories overall during his career as a professional mixed martial artist.
In his MMA debut at UK Fighting Championships 14, he defeated Igor Puskarskis via unanimous decision. Khan defeated Bertrand Batamag Epoune via technical knockout in round two at Almighty Fighting Championship 19. Then at Almighty Fighting Championship 21, he defeated Sebastian Sroka via unanimous decision. Khan defeated David Round via TKO in the first round at UK Fighting Championship 20. He submitted Bogdan Kotlovyanov via brabo choke in round one in his second appearance with Full Contact Contender at FCC 35. Khan defeated Arthur Jacob at Anthony Pettis Fighting Championship 8 Manchester Fight Night via unanimous decision.
In the co-main event of FCC 37, he defeated Robbie Kennedy via a split decision. The victory earned Khan the fourth decision win of his professional career in addition to win number two under the FCC banner in the process. Khan’s thirst to do right for the sake of humanity shows that there is light amongst temptation’s dark desires!
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