Antonina Shevchenko

Antonina Shevchenko is an Kyrgyzstani Muay-Thai fighter from Peru as well as a mixed martial artist who is who is a part of in the UFC for the Flyweight Division. She is a Kyrgyzstani. She is also the elder sister of an earlier UFC Flyweight champion and the fellow UFC competitor Valentina. Antonina Shevchenko's combat sport career started in the form of an Muay Thai athlete. Shevchenko debuted on the IFMA World Championship Tournament in 2003. Shevchenko took the title before being defeated by Suzane Mller with a majority vote. Antonina Shevchenko was awarded another medal in 2007, a bronze in 2008 and a gold medal in 2011 and won the IFMA Amateur World Muay Thai Champion in the year 2016. Antonia started her professional journey back in 2003. Antonina has been awarded numerous championships, including the K-1 World Champion, the Lion Fight Lightweight World Championships as well as the WMC and Phoenix FC World Championships. Antonina has fought her last time against Isa Tidblad Keskikangas, at the Phoenix Fighting Championship. She was able to win by a unanimous vote. Antonina Shevchenko set her first professional MMA record at KFK's Cup in Kyrgystan in a fight with Anara Bayanova. She won this fight via TKO in round 2 and the subsequent 2 matches were held during the WXF X-Impact World Championships. Shevchenko committed herself to kickboxing after which she took a lengthy break from MMA. She returned to fight in 2017 and faced Anissa Hasdaoui. Shevchenko had the chance to beat Anissa by a majority vote and beat Valerie Domergue on Phoenix FC 4 in 2017. The league was dissolved in 2018, Shevchenko was a part of Dana White's Contender Series. Shevchenko battled Jaimelene Nievera on Dana White Tuesday Night Contender Series 11. Antonina utilized superior strikes and striking skills to TKO Nievera by knees to her body in the final clinch. Antonina Shevchenko was awarded a UFC Contract after this victory. Antonina Shychenko made her debut in the UFC at TUF's Heavy Hitters finals, where she faced Ji Yeon Kim. Shevchenko fell to Roxanne Modafferi via split decision after she won her first fight. Antonina was able to bounce back from her loss, and won Lucie Prudilova's battle at UFC on ESPN Covingtonvs. Lawler who was able to win the fight by back naked choke submission. This was by far the most exciting fight of the night for this fight. Shevchenko lost to Katlyn along with Andrea Lee in three of her subsequent fights. She defeated Ariane Lipski but she was also defeated by Ariane. Antonina was recently knocked out by KO in the second round, losing to Casey O'Neill, at UFC Fight Night Santos and. Walker.

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