Idrees Bahrami recently spoke with FightBook MMA correspondent Gabriel Padilla to discuss his upcoming fight. Watch the full interview in the video below.
Fight fans in Nashville will soon witness one of the most decorated amateur strikers on the card when rising kickboxing talent Idrees Bahrami steps into the spotlight at the upcoming professional kickboxing event at Marathon Music Works.
With an extraordinary amateur résumé and multiple national titles across major combat sports organizations, Bahrami arrives in Nashville carrying both momentum and championship expectations.
A Champion Built Through the Amateur Ranks
Some fighters talk about experience — Idrees Bahrami earned his through championships.
The rising striker has compiled nine amateur titles while competing across respected platforms such as:
- International Kickboxing Federation
- World Association of Kickboxing Organizations
- Major League Muay Thai
Throughout his amateur career, Bahrami consistently faced elite competition while building a reputation as a relentless pressure fighter capable of finishing bouts decisively.
His championship accomplishments include:
- 2021 IKF World Classic National Champion
- 170 lb Super Middleweight IKF West Coast Champion
- 170 lb West Coast Classic National Champion
- 165 lb IKF Middleweight National Champion
- 2025 WAKO Kickboxing Nationals Silver Medalist
- 2026 Super Middleweight Major League Muay Thai National Champion
Seven-Time Muay Thai Champion with Knockout Power
In addition to his kickboxing accolades, Bahrami has also proven himself in the Muay Thai world. The powerful striker has captured seven Muay Thai titles, establishing himself as a dangerous offensive fighter with a reputation for relentless pressure.
One of his most impressive performances came during the WAKO International Showdown USA vs Europe, where Bahrami stopped Ireland’s national champion with a second-round knockout in the 165-pound division.
The victory showcased his ability to perform against international competition and confirmed that his success extends far beyond regional events.
Representing Team USA on the K1 Stage
Bahrami’s achievements have also earned him a spot on the National USA K1 Kickboxing Team, allowing him to represent the United States on the global stage.
Competing at that level requires not only elite striking ability but also the discipline and mental toughness needed to perform under pressure.
Those qualities are exactly what Bahrami plans to bring when he steps into the ring in Nashville.
Nashville Fight Fans Ready for a Breakout Performance
With a decorated amateur career behind him and growing momentum as a professional striker, Bahrami now aims to prove that his championship pedigree translates to the next level.
When he walks into Marathon Music Works, he won’t just be another fighter on the card.
He will be a multi-title champion looking to make a statement.
For Nashville fight fans, that could mean witnessing the next breakout star in American kickboxing.
And if Bahrami performs the way he has throughout his career, the Music City crowd may soon understand why opponents around the country have learned one lesson the hard way:
When Idrees Bahrami steps into the ring, he doesn’t chase moments.
He creates them.
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