MMA

Karshyga Dautbek

Featherweight (66kg) · Kazakhstan · RIZIN

Fighting style

Southpaw striker out of amateur boxing. His left straight, left hook and left body shot account for most of his finishes: 15 of his 19 wins are by KO/TKO, and 14 of those came in round one.

Signature

A 36-second first-round TKO of former UFC fighter and The Ultimate Fighter 14 winner Diego Brandao at Alash Pride 89 on September 9, 2023.

Record & stats

19Wins3Losses0Draws16Finishes
DivisionFeatherweight (66kg)
CategoriesMMA
PromotionRIZIN
NationalityKazakhstan
BornShymkent, Kazakhstan
Pro debut2015-03-13 (MMA pro debut, Alash Pride - Selection 8, vs Siymik Kapar)
Height170cm5′7″
Reach170cm5′7″
StanceSouthpaw
Age32
KO rate79%
StatusActive

How the wins come

84% Finish rate
  • 15 KO/TKO · 79%
  • 1 Submission · 5%
  • 3 Decision · 16%

Next fight

Super RIZIN.5: Naniwa no Chou Fukkatsu Matsuri

vs Ren Hiramoto · Kyocera Dome Osaka

Sep 10, 2026

Recent results

Auto-linked from KIAI's event coverage — updated as fights are decided.

Biography

Karshyga Dautbek is a mixed martial artist from Shymkent, Kazakhstan. As of September 8, 2026 his professional record stands at 19-3-0 with one additional no contest, and 15 of the 19 wins have come by KO/TKO. On September 10, 2026 he fights Ren Hiramoto at Super RIZIN.5 at Kyocera Dome Osaka, in a featherweight bout contracted at 66.0kg.

Record

The figures below are as of September 8, 2026 and match across Sherdog, Tapology and Dautbek's official RIZIN profile.

  • Overall: 19-3-0, plus 1 no contest
  • Wins by method: 15 KO/TKO, 1 submission, 3 decision

Fourteen of those 15 KO/TKO wins came in the first round; the only stoppage outside round one was against Maksud Aminov in September 2015 (R3, 2:14). His last defeat was a third-round doctor stoppage against Igor Zhirkov on March 9, 2019, and he has won 11 straight since, with one no contest in between. Inside RIZIN he is 5-1 with 1 no contest, the single loss being a decision to Mikuru Asakura on his promotional debut at RIZIN.13 on September 30, 2018.

DateEventOpponentResult
2026-07-18RIZIN LANDMARK 15 in HiroshimaKyohei HagiwaraW KO/TKO R1 4:08 (left straight into ground-and-pound)
2025-12-31RIZIN Shiwasu no Cho Tsuwamono MatsuriYuta KuboNC R1 3:15 (accidental eye poke)
2025-03-30RIZIN.50Chihiro SuzukiW split decision 2-1
2024-12-31RIZIN.49YA-MANW unanimous decision 3-0
2024-09-29RIZIN.48Karate KinoshitaW KO R1 1:48 (left straight)

Career

RIZIN's official profile states that he took up boxing in 2009 and won a national tournament within two years. In a September 2024 interview with MMAPLANET he said he was a three-time champion of Kazakhstan. No public record of his amateur win-loss figures exists, so those numbers are simply not published.

He switched to MMA in 2015 and made his professional debut on March 13 that year under the Kazakh promotion Alash Pride. He fights southpaw — MMAPLANET's fight reports identify his stance — and his finishing tools are the left straight, left hook and left body shot carried over from boxing. In September 2023 he stopped former UFC fighter and The Ultimate Fighter 14 winner Diego Brandao in 36 seconds. At RIZIN.47 in June 2024 he knocked out Tetsuya Seki with a left body shot, then took out Karate Kinoshita with a left straight at RIZIN.48, both in round one.

He is also reported to have won a silat world tournament, finishing all three bouts in a single day by KO, though the year is given as 2016 by Japanese Wikipedia and as 2017 by Dautbek himself in that 2024 interview. RIZIN's ranking site (rizinff.net) lists his title honors as "none," and no MMA championship can be confirmed.

His gym affiliation is reported inconsistently. RIZIN's official site lists "Turan Orda / Tiger Muay Thai," while Gong Kakutogi reported on May 7, 2025 that he had announced joining American Top Team. Because no single primary gym can be confirmed for September 2026, this article does not assert one. No nickname appears on his RIZIN, Sherdog or Tapology pages.

At Super RIZIN.5

September 10, 2026, Kyocera Dome Osaka. RIZIN's official fight card lists Dautbek against Ren Hiramoto under RIZIN MMA rules, three five-minute rounds at 66.0kg. It comes roughly two months after his July 18 win over Kyohei Hagiwara (KO/TKO at 4:08 of round one). He had withdrawn from a scheduled bout at RIZIN 52 in March 2026; outlets differ on the reason, so it is not specified here. The Hagiwara fight was his return from that layoff. Since losing to Mikuru Asakura in 2018, no Japanese opponent has beaten him.

YA-MAN also appears on the same Super RIZIN.5 card.

Sources

Fight history

  • WKyohei HagiwaraW KO/TKO R1 4:08 (left straight into ground-and-pound)Jul 18, 2026 · RIZIN LANDMARK 15 in HIROSHIMA
  • Yuta KuboNC R1 3:15 (accidental eye poke)Dec 31, 2025 · RIZIN Shiwasu no Cho Tsuwamono Matsuri (RIZIN 師走の超強者祭り)
  • WChihiro SuzukiW Decision (Split, 2-1) R3Mar 30, 2025 · RIZIN.50
  • WYA-MAN (Ren Sugiyama)W Decision (Unanimous, 3-0) R3Dec 31, 2024 · RIZIN.49 / RIZIN DECADE
  • WKarate Kinoshita (Takeaki Kinoshita)W KO R1 1:48 (left straight)Sep 29, 2024 · RIZIN.48
  • WTetsuya SekiW KO R1 3:11 (left body blow)Jun 9, 2024 · RIZIN.47

FAQ

What is Karshyga Dautbek's record?
As of September 8, 2026 he is 19-3-0 with 1 no contest. Fifteen wins came by KO/TKO, 14 of them in round one.
How old is Karshyga Dautbek?
He was born on December 7, 1993, making him 32 as of September 8, 2026. He is from Shymkent, Kazakhstan.
Who does Karshyga Dautbek fight next?
Ren Hiramoto at Super RIZIN.5 on September 10, 2026 at Kyocera Dome Osaka, three five-minute rounds at 66.0kg.
What is Karshyga Dautbek's RIZIN record?
He is 5-1 with 1 no contest in RIZIN. His only loss there was a decision to Mikuru Asakura at RIZIN.13 in 2018.
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