Aptly nicknamed ‘Hunter’, Baisangur Susurkaev is one of the most promising talents on UFC middleweight champion Khamzat Chimaev’s team. The 25-year-old is undefeated in his 11 professional appearances and has already racked up two wins in the UFC.
Adding to his indomitable aura is the fact that the Russian has claimed 10 of his 11 wins via finishes, nine knockouts, and one submission. The Kill Cliff FC affiliate will next be seen at UFC 328 when he takes on Djorden Santos on the early prelims of the event.
Despite his young age and a highly successful MMA career, Susurkaev is already a family man. Let’s take a closer look at his everyday life.
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Is Baisangur Susurkaev married?
Baisangur Susurkaev started training in MMA in 2018. Once he realized he was good at it, the Grozny native decided to pursue it in a professional capacity. As his mixed martial arts career started to gain steam, he moved to Los Angeles.
According to the UFC’s official website, Susurkaev got married two months after he moved to LA. He shares two children with his wife – a boy and a girl. However, the identities of his partner and children are not publicly available.
Besides his wife and kids, ‘Hunter’ has three brothers and one sister back in Russia.
Check out a picture of Baisangur Susurkaev and Khamzat Chimaev during training below:
Before his MMA stardom, Susurkaev worked as a general laborer in Chechnya and as a food deliveryman and furniture loader when he first moved to the U.S. However, now he is one of the most popular rising talents in the world’s premier MMA organization.
He already has two finishes in the UFC. Another dominant win this weekend could fetch him a ranked opponent for his subsequent rodeo.
When he is not training for a fight, Susurkaev likes to play soccer and enjoys playing video games with his brother, particularly titles like FIFA and UFC.
UFC 328 will be headlined by a middleweight title clash between Susurkaev’s teammate and reigning champion Khamzat Chimaev and Sean Strickland. Elsewhere on the main card, flyweight champion Joshua Van will make his maiden defense against the No.3-ranked Tatsuro Taira.
Edited by Ujwal Jain
