One of Estonia’s most dangerous stand-up fighters, Allan Volosatõh, will step into the MMA cage for the first time this fall at Evecon RAJU 18, taking place at Tondiraba Ice Hall. His opponent is yet to be announced.
Muay Thai Pedigree with Global Titles
Volosatõh has been training in Muay Thai since the age of 11 and has competed in 18 professional bouts, including four with MMA gloves. He’s fought at a high international level and holds the 2023 IFMA European Championship title and the 2025 ISKA Intercontinental Championship. He is also a multiple-time Estonian Muay Thai champion.
Standing 183 cm tall, Volosatõh trains in Tallinn under the guidance of Daniil Sapljoshin at Garant Sports Club.
“My MMA inspirations are Cain Velasquez, Ilia Topuria, and Alex Pereira — fighters whose intensity and aggressive style truly inspire me,” said Volosatõh.
A Dangerous Addition to a Stacked Card
“Allan is a fantastic addition to the fight card of our first-ever event at Tondiraba Ice Hall — a strong, aggressive, and straightforward striker who is undoubtedly one of Estonia’s best Muay Thai fighters,” said Ott Tõnissaar, CEO of Evecon Raju OÜ.
“He’s been thinking about transitioning to MMA for some time now, and regardless of who steps into the cage against him, fans can expect a highly entertaining performance.”
“Looking at the full lineup of Raju 18 professionals — Astur, Tõniste, Kutsar, Mäeste, Kabanets, and now Volosatõh — we have every reason to expect a truly explosive night,” Tõnissaar added.
The next event – Evecon RAJU 18 – will take place on 20 September at Tondiraba Ice Hall in Tallinn.
Fight card: https://mmaraju.com/
Tickets: https://mmaraju.com/tickets/
Pay-per-view: https://mmaraju.com/watch-live/