Bilal Bakhouche-Chareuf

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Bilal Bakhouche-Chareuf
Born (1995-03-22) March 22, 1995 (age 29)
Strasbourg, France
NationalityFrench
Height190 cm (6 ft 3 in)
Weight81.4 kg (179 lb; 12.82 st)
StyleKickboxing, Muaythai
Stance Southpaw
Fighting out of Strasbourg, France
TeamWfight Strasbourg
TrainerMohd Zakaria
Years active2015–present
Kickboxing record
Total36
Wins28
By knockout9
Losses6
By knockout1
Draws2

Bilal Bakhouche-Chareuf (born March 25, 1995) is a French Muay thai kickboxer. As of May 2023, he is ranked as the sixth-best light heavyweight muay thai fighter in the world by Combat Press. [1]

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Martial arts career

Bilal Bakhouche-Chareuf made his professional debut against Harald Stritzl at Fight Night on February 28, 2015, with the WKU -75 kg title on the line. He captured his first piece of professional silverware by decision. Over the course of the next three years, Bakhouche-Chareuf likewise won the FFKMDA -76.2 kg and the AFMT -81 kg titles as well. [2]

Bakhouche-Chareuf faced Lyra Chea for the AMFT -81 kg title at Championnat National AFMT on April 20, 2019. He won the fight by a first-round technical knockout. Bakhouche-Chareuf next faced Simon Hinkel for the FFKMDA -76.2 kg title at Capital Fights 4 on May 4, 2019. He won the fight by decision. [3] [4]

Bakhouche-Chareuf faced Alexandros Milos for the WBC Muaythai Light Heavyweight (-79.4 kg) championship at En Route Vers la Gloire on June 18, 2021. [5] He won the fight by a fifth-round knockout. [6] In his next fight, Bakhouche-Chareuf faced Omar Moreno for the WMC European -82.5 kg title at EM Strasbourg Prestige on January 21, 2022. He won captured the title with a second round stoppage of the Spaniard. [7]

Bakhouche-Chareuf faced Mohamed Touchassie at Enfusion 105 on March 26, 2022. He lost the fight by a second-round knockout. [8] Bilal Bakhouche Chareuf was then booked to face Nikola Todorović at Senshi 12 on July 9, 2022. [9] He lost the fight by unanimous decision, going on a two-fight losing skid for the first time in his professional career. [10]

Bakhouche-Chareuf faced Mohammed Hajji Hamdi for the WAKO K-1 Light Cruiserweight (-85.1 kg) championship at Superstars Event on September 3, 2022. He won the fight by decision. [11] [12] Bakhouche-Chareuf faced Miguel Padilla for the WMC Intercontinental -81.4 kg Championship at Superstars Event II on February 4, 2023. [13] He won the fight by a fourth-round knockout. [14]

Bakhouche-Chareuf made his first WAKO-PRO World K-1 Light Cruiserweight title defense against Vladimir Idranyi at Yangames Fight Night on July 29, 2023. [15] He retained the title by decision. [16]

Bakhouche-Chareuf faced Ruben Garcia for the ISKA K-1 World Light Heavyweight (-81.5 kg) championship at Superstars Event III on September 2, 2023. [17] He won the fight by decision. [18]

Bakhouche-Chareuf made his second WAKO-PRO World K-1 Light Cruiserweight title defense against Renato Prenga at TKR 7 on December 9, 2023. [19] He won the fight by unanimous decision.

Bakhouche-Chareuf faced Renato Prenga at Superstars Event 4 on April 12, 2024. [20] He won the fight by unanimous decision. [21]

Bakhouche-Chareuf challenged the WAKO-Pro K-1 World Light Heavyweight (-81.4 kg) champion Sergej Braun at Battle of Barock III on May 25, 2024. He lost the fight by unanimous decision. [22]

Championships and accomplishments

Professional

Amateur

Fight record

Professional fight record
28 Wins (9 (T)KOs), 6 losses, 2 Draws
DateResultOpponentEventLocationMethodRoundTime
2024-05-25Loss Flag of Germany.svg Sergej Braun Battle of Barock III Fulda, Germany Decision (Unanimous)53:00
For the WAKO-Pro K-1 World Light Heavyweight (-81.4 kg) title.
2024-04-12Win Flag of Italy.svg Renato PrengaSuperstars Event 4 Mundolsheim, France Decision (Unanimous)33:00
2023-12-09Win Flag of Spain.svg Alberto MendezTKR 7 Bezons, France Decision (Unanimous)53:00
Defends the WAKO-PRO World K-1 Light Cruiserweight (-85.1 kg) Championship.
2023-09-02Win Flag of Spain.svg Ruben GonzalezSuperstars Event III Strasbourg, France Decision (Unanimous)53:00
Wins the ISKA K-1 World Light Heavyweight (-81.5 kg) Championship.
2023-07-29Win Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Vladimir IdranyiYangames Fight Night Prague, Czech Republic Decision53:00
Defends the WAKO-PRO World K-1 Light Cruiserweight (-85.1 kg) Championship.
2023-02-04Win Flag of Mexico.svg Miguel PadillaSuperstars Event II Ostwald, France KO (Elbow)41:11
Wins the WMC Intercontinental -81.4 kg Championship.
2022-11-12Win Flag of France.svg Ramzi NouainiaSanam Muay Montbéliard, France Decision53:00
2022-10-15Draw Flag of Cameroon.svg Loic NjeyaOne Team Championship Reutlingen, Germany Decision33:00
2022-09-03Win Flag of Spain.svg Mohammed HamdiSuperstars Event Strasbourg, France Decision53:00
Wins the WAKO-Pro K-1 World Light Cruiserweight (-85.1 kg) Championship.
2022-07-09Loss Flag of Serbia.svg Nikola Todorović Senshi 12 Varna, Bulgaria Decision (Unanimous)33:00
2022-03-26Loss Flag of Morocco.svg Mohamed Touchassie Enfusion 105 Alkmaar, Netherlands TKO (Punches to the body)20:51
2022-01-21Win Flag of Spain.svg Omar MorenoEM Strasbourg Prestige Strasbourg, France TKO (Punches)22:25
Wins the WMC European -82.5 kg Championship.
2021-06-18Win Flag of Greece.svg Alexandros MilosEn Route Vers la Gloire Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire TKO (Cut)50:34
Wins the WBC Muaythai Light Heavyweight (-79.4 kg) Championship.
2020-08-22Win Flag of France.svg Thibault GervaisFight Time Recherswil, Switzerland TKO (Doctor stoppage)2
2019-12-21Win Flag of Spain.svg Maximo SuarezTKR, Tournament Finals Bezons, France Decision33:00
Wins the TKR K-1 Welterweight (-77 kg) Tournament Championship.
2019-12-21Win Flag of France.svg Lassana CoulibalyTKR, Tournament Semifinals Bezons, France Decision33:00
2019-11-30Win Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Mbamba CauwenberghUltimate Muaythai K1 Rules Strasbourg, France Decision33:00
2019-09-28Draw Flag of France.svg Benoit PilgramLa Nuit Des Guerriers 2019 Bitche, France Decision33:00
2019-06-11Loss Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Sher Mamazulunov Tatneft Cup, -80 kg 1/8 Final Kazan, Russia Ext. R. Decision43:00
2019-05-18Win Flag of Germany.svg Simon HinkelChampions Fight Night Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany Decision53:00
2019-05-04Win Flag of France.svg Aboubacar DemeCapital Fights 4 Paris, France Decision53:00
Wins the FFKMDA -76.2 kg Championship.
2019-04-20Win Flag of France.svg Lyra CheaChampionnat National AFMT Paris, France TKO (Referee stoppage)1
Wins the AFMT -81 kg Championship.
2019-03-30Win Flag of France.svg Ramzi NouainiaSewakhaw Muay Thaï Fight La Chapelle-Achard, France Decision53:00
2019-03-16Win Flag of France.svg Nicolas Lauret1/2 Finales Championnat de France Pro de Muay Thai Bondy, France TKO (Retirement)13:00
2018-12-01Win Flag of France.svg Micael LonginChampionnat d'Europe WKN K-1 Rules Strasbourg, France TKO (Referee stoppage)2
2018-10-21Win Flag of France.svg Mickael BenatarMuay Thai Grand Prix Paris, France Decision33:00
2018-06-17Win Flag of Hungary.svg Viktor VarjasiMuay Thai Show Strasbourg, France KO3
2018-06-02Win Flag of France.svg Jeremy PoicuitteHurricane Fighting 5 Châlons-en-Champagne, France Decision53:00
2018-04-14Win Flag of France.svg François AubertelleRadikal Fight Night Silver Charleville-Mézières, France TKO4
Wins the AFMT -81 kg Championship.
2018-04-07Win Flag of France.svg Randall ValentineFinales Championnat De France Pro, Tournament Final Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France Decision53:00
Wins the FFKMDA -76.2 kg Championship.
2017-07-01Win Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Manuel RifaFight Time Recherswil, Switzerland Decision53:00
2017-03-03Loss Flag of Thailand.svg Panom TopkingboxingMuay Xtreme Bangkok, Thailand Decision53:00
2017-02-18Win Flag of France.svg Arbi ZaipoulaievQuarts De Finale Muaythai Pro, Tournament Quarterfinals Aulnay-sous-Bois, France Decision53:00
2016-11-26Loss Flag of France.svg Samuel AndocheBLR Fight 3 Saint-Denis, Réunion Decision53:00
2016-02-27Win Flag of France.svg Zakaria KhelilRoad To Bangkok IV Cernier, Switzerland Decision53:00
2015-02-28Win Flag of Austria.svg Harald StritzlFight Night Amstetten, Austria Decision33:00
Wins the WKU -75 kg Championship.
Legend:   Win   Loss   Draw/No contest   Notes
Amateur fight record
DateResultOpponentEventLocationMethodRoundTime
2024-06-05Loss Flag of Iraq.svg Mustafa Al TekreetiIFMA 2024 World Championships, Tournament Quarterfinals Patras, Greece Decision (29:28)33:00
2024-06-03Win Flag of Greece.svg Kleanthis KiriakouIFMA 2024 World Championships, Tournament First Round Patras, Greece Decision (30:27)33:00
2023-06-25Loss Flag of Italy.svg Domenico Caravello 2023 European Games, Tournament Quarterfinals Kraków, Poland Decision (30:27)33:00
2023-05-10Loss Flag of Iraq.svg Mustafa Al TekreetiIFMA 2023 World Championships, Tournament Semifinals Bangkok, Thailand Decision (30:27)33:00
Wins the 2023 IFMA World Championship -81kg Bronze Medal.
2023-05-08Win Flag of Russia.svg Daniil ChashinIFMA 2023 World Championships, Tournament Quarterfinals Bangkok, Thailand Decision (29:28)33:00
2023-05-06Win Flag of Turkey.svg Enis YunusogluIFMA 2023 World Championships, Tournament First Round Bangkok, Thailand Decision (29:28)33:00
2021-12-06Loss Flag of Ukraine.svg Vasyl SorokinIFMA 2021 World Championship, Tournament First Round Bangkok, Thailand Decision (30:27)33:00
2019-11-Loss Flag of Belarus.svg Mikita Shostak IFMA 2019 European Championships, Tournament Semifinals Minsk, Belarus Decision (30:27)33:00
Wins the 2019 IFMA European Championship -81kg Bronze Medal.
2017-10-18Loss Flag of Belarus.svg Karen TumasianIFMA 2017 European Championships, Tournament Semifinals Paris, France TKO (injury)1
Wins the 2017 IFMA European Championship B-class -81kg Bronze Medal.
2015-08-Loss Flag of Australia (converted).svg Sebastian HolmezIFMA Royal World Cup 2015, Tournament First Round Bangkok, Thailand Decision33:00
2014-04-30Win Flag of France.svg Julien GobillotFMDA Championships, Tournament Finals Paris, France Decision (Unanimous)43:00
Wins the FMDA B-Class -75 kg Championship.
2014-04-30Win Flag of France.svg Giovanni FoconnierFMDA Championships, Tournament Semifinals Paris, France Decision (Unanimous)43:00
Legend:   Win   Loss   Draw/No contest   Notes

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