Mark Vologdin

Overview Mark Vologdin has been through three judges' scorecards since the fall of 2025 and has yet to hear his name read as the winner. The Russian bantamweight out of Allstars Training Center is 0-1-1 in the UFC with a professional record of 12-5-2 across all promotions. Every one of his recent fights has gone the distance.

UFC Career His road to the UFC ran through Dana White's Contender Series 9.9, where he lost a unanimous decision to Adrian Luna Martinetti in October 2025. That fight sits outside his UFC record.

The UFC debut came in April 2026 against John Castaneda at UFC Fight Night: Burns vs Malott. It went three rounds and ended in a majority draw, so the debut is a draw, not a loss.

Borislav Nikolic was next, at UFC Fight Night: Medic vs. Rodriguez in August 2026. Nikolic took a unanimous decision, and Vologdin carries a one-fight losing streak into his next outing.

Three decisions in a row. No finishes either way.

Fighting Style The numbers show a striker who trades. He lands far more strikes per minute than the UFC average, but he also absorbs far more and defends worse than most. Accuracy sits around the average, so volume, not precision, drives his output. He shoots for takedowns less often than the typical UFC fighter, and his submission attempts are far below the norm.

It's a small sample, but the pattern fits the fights: all three went the full three rounds.

Quick Facts - Division: Bantamweight - UFC record: 0-1-1 - Professional record (all promotions): 12-5-2 - UFC debut: 2026 - Stance: Orthodox - Height: 5'3" - Reach: 65" - Team: Allstars Training Center - Born: Russia