Umar Dzambekov

Umar Dzambekov

  • Age: 28 yrs
  • Nationality: Austria Austria flag
  • Born: 20th November 1997
  • Place of birth: Grozny, Russia Russia flag
  • Residence: Los Angeles, California, USA USA flag
  • Division: Light Heavyweight
  • Height: 6ft 1"
  • Stance: Southpaw
  • Debut: 17th Jul 2021
  • Status: Active Professional Boxer
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Umar Dzambekov Boxing Statistics

Light Heavyweight
Division
5 yrs
Career
Austria
Nationality
Los Angeles, California, USA
Residence

Umar Dzambekov Biography

Umar Dzambekov is an active professional boxer from Austria who competes in the Light Heavyweight division (175 lbs (79.4 kg)).

Born on November 20, 1997 in Grozny, Russia, Dzambekov made his professional debut on July 17, 2021.

Known for his southpaw stance, Dzambekov has been competing professionally for over 5 years.

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Height185cm cm-2 cm

Frequently Asked Questions About Umar Dzambekov

What division does Umar Dzambekov fight in?

Umar Dzambekov currently competes in the Light Heavyweight division (175 lbs (79.4 kg)) as an active professional boxer. This division has featured legendary fighters including Archie Moore, Bob Foster, Roy Jones Jr. and Ezzard Charles.

Where is Umar Dzambekov from?

Umar Dzambekov is originally from Grozny, Russia and represents Austria in professional boxing. Current residence is in Los Angeles, California, USA.

How old is Umar Dzambekov?

Umar Dzambekov is 28 yrs old, born on 20th November 1997, currently competing as an active professional boxer.

What boxing stance does Umar Dzambekov fight out of?

Umar Dzambekov boxes out of the Southpaw stance and is 6ft 1in tall.

When did Umar Dzambekov begin their professional boxing career?

Umar Dzambekov turned professional on 17th Jul 2021, and has been competing for 5 yrs in the Light Heavyweight division.

When is Umar Dzambekov's next fight?

Umar Dzambekov is next scheduled to fight Zach Parker on November 7, 2026, at Copper Box Arena, London, England. View fight details →