Chinga
Chingiz Allazov
Compact, power-dense combinations with strong body work. Valued more under ONE’s damage-first judging than under volume scoring.
Chingiz Allazov won the ONE featherweight kickboxing title by knocking out Superbon, ending a reign that had itself begun with a knockout of Giorgio Petrosyan. That sequence — Superbon over Petrosyan, then Allazov over Superbon — is the clearest recent demonstration that the division's hierarchy is settled by single shots rather than accumulated dominance.
His game is compact and power-dense: short combinations, heavy hands for the weight, and body work that pays off in the later rounds. He does not throw the volume that the Dutch tradition demands, which under GLORY's passivity rules is a risk, but the ONE judging philosophy weighting damage suits him precisely.
He is a good illustration of a fighter whose value shifts with the rulebook — the same performance scores differently depending on which promotion is counting.