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Mikhail Kolobegov

“Barrera”
Country
Russia
Record
11-32 NC
Weight class
Middleweight
Height
—
Reach
—
Age
—
Stance
—
Career stats
Finish rate83%
5 of 6 wins inside the distance · 68th percentile
Durability87%
Stopped in 13% of bouts — 1 of 8 · 63rd percentile
Activity1
Bouts in the last 24 months · 60th percentile
4:46
Avg bout length
1L
Streak
0
Title fights
2
Main events
Percentiles vs 394 middleweights
Counted from the 8 bouts on record, not the full 14-fight career

Mikhail Kolobegov, “Barrera”, is a Middleweight from Russia with an official record of 11-3 (2 NC). Cage Brothers holds 8 of those bouts: 6 wins, 1 loss and 1 no contest, the wins coming 3 by knockout, 2 by submission and 1 by decision. The most recent bout on file is a first-round knockout loss to Khabib Nabiev at Eagle FC 56: Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov Memory Tournament on 23 August 2025.

DateOpponentResultMethodRoundEvent
Aug 23, 2025Khabib NabievLOSSKOKO/TKOR1 · 3:55Eagle FC 56: Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov Memory Tournament
Mar 9, 2018Thiago SilvaWINDECDecision - SplitR3 · 5:00ACB 82: Silva vs. Kolobegov
May 20, 2017Piotr StrusNCNCNo ContestR3 · 5:00ACB 61: Balaev vs. Bataev
Nov 26, 2016Husein KushagovWINKOTKOR1ACB 49: Rostov Onslaught
Aug 29, 2015Dennis HallmanWINKOTKOR1 · 1:19League S-70: Plotforma 6th
Mar 29, 2015Shamil AbdulkerimovNCNCNo ContestR4ProFC 57: New Era
Oct 19, 2014Evgeni FomenkoWINSUBSubmissionR1 · 1:26ProFC 55: Kraniotakes vs. Kudin
Apr 6, 2014Dan VinniWINSUBSubmission (Rear Naked Choke)R1 · 1:25ProFC 53: Khachatryan vs. Egorov
Apr 14, 2013Sergey MiservaWINKOTKOR1ProFC 47: Russia vs. Europe
Aug 23, 2025 · Eagle FC 56: Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov Memory Tournament
LOSS
KOKO/TKOR1 · 3:55
Thiago Silva
Mar 9, 2018 · ACB 82: Silva vs. Kolobegov
WIN
DECDecision - SplitR3 · 5:00
Piotr Strus
May 20, 2017 · ACB 61: Balaev vs. Bataev
NC
NCNo ContestR3 · 5:00
Husein Kushagov
Nov 26, 2016 · ACB 49: Rostov Onslaught
WIN
KOTKOR1
Dennis Hallman
Aug 29, 2015 · League S-70: Plotforma 6th
WIN
KOTKOR1 · 1:19
Shamil Abdulkerimov
Mar 29, 2015 · ProFC 57: New Era
NC
NCNo ContestR4
Evgeni Fomenko
Oct 19, 2014 · ProFC 55: Kraniotakes vs. Kudin
WIN
SUBSubmissionR1 · 1:26
Dan Vinni
Apr 6, 2014 · ProFC 53: Khachatryan vs. Egorov
WIN
SUBSubmission (Rear Naked Choke)R1 · 1:25
Sergey Miserva
Apr 14, 2013 · ProFC 47: Russia vs. Europe
WIN
KOTKOR1

Mikhail Kolobegov’s record, in numbers

Mikhail Kolobegov’s official record is 11-3 (2 NC). Every figure on this page is counted instead from the 8 bouts Cage Brothers holds a result for — 6 wins, 1 loss and 1 no contest — because 8 bouts from the official record are not in the history we hold.

The 6 wins break down as 3 by knockout, 2 by submission and 1 by decision — 5 of 6 inside the distance, a finish rate of 83%. Across all 8 bouts with a recorded finishing round, the average bout lasted 4 minutes 46 seconds.

Mikhail Kolobegov has been stopped once in the 8 bouts on file, by knockout — 13% of them.

Of the 8 bouts Cage Brothers holds a result for, 2 were the main event of the card. One of them has come since October 2024.

Set against the 396 Middleweight fighters Cage Brothers holds eight or more bouts for, Mikhail Kolobegov has a finish rate above 67% of them, a record of avoiding stoppage above 63% of them and a two-year bout count above 59% of them. The comparison is made inside the division rather than across the whole roster, because how often a division finishes depends heavily on what it weighs.

These figures are recomputed from Mikhail Kolobegov’s bout history each time results are synced, so they follow the record rather than a fixed snapshot.