What is Mahammatkodir Abdullaev's record?

Mahammatkodir Abdullaev's professional record is 15-3-0 with 1 knockout.

Welterweight · Uzbekistan

Mahammatkodir Abdullaev

15-3-0 1 KO · 2001–2005

Photo: Post of Uzbekistan, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons

Updated Oct 12, 2026 · Sources: Wikidata, Wikipedia (ru), English Wikipedia, +1

Mahammatkodir Abdullaev was a welterweight boxer from Uzbekistan, born Nov 15, 1973. Record 15-3-0 with 1 knockout over 2001–2005. Mahammatkodir Abdullaev last fought Andreas Kotelnik on Nov 26, 2005 and lost by UD over 12 rounds.

Also: Абдуллаєв Мухаммадкадир Маматкулович · Мухаммадкадыр Абдуллаев · Мұхаммадқадыр Абдуллаев

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مامامتكودر عبد الله · محمد عبدالله‌یف · 무함마드코디르 압둘라예프 · Mahammatkodir Abdoollayev · Mohammadqodir Abdullaev · Mohammed Abdullajew · Muhammad Abdullaev · Muhammad Qodir Abdullayev · Muhammadkadyr Abdullajev · Muhammadqodir Abdullayev · Muhammadqodir Mamatqulovich Abdullayev · Muhammadqodir Muhammadyoqubovich Abdullayev · Mukhammad Kadyr Abdullayev · مامامتكودر عبدالله · 무함맛카디르 아브둘라예프

BornNov 15, 1973

Country🇺🇿 Uzbekistan

StanceOrthodox

Height169 cm

Reach169 cm

DebutApr 6, 2001

Career2001–2005

Rounds boxed25

KO share7%

Born inAndijan, Uzbek SSR, Soviet Union

TitlesWBO Inter-Continental light welterweight title 2003

Boxerbook rating1765 ± 230 · inactive since Nov 2005Why here ›

Confirmed bouts3 of 18

Career record

Record

15-3-0, 1 KO · 2001–2005

Last result

Andreas Kotelnik 🇺🇦

For vacant WBA Inter-Continental and WBO Asia Pacific light-welterweight titles

UD 12/12 · Wilhelm Dopatka Halle, Leverkusen, 🇩🇪

2005-11-26 ›
✓✓ two sources

The record

18 bouts, 2001–2005, newest first. Records under each bout are both boxers going in.

Bouts by source: Wikipedia (ru) · 18, English Wikipedia · 3, Wikipedia (ja) · 1

Andreas Kotelnik 🇺🇦

For vacant WBA Inter-Continental and WBO Asia Pacific light-welterweight titles

UD 12/12 · Wilhelm Dopatka Halle, Leverkusen, 🇩🇪

Abdullaev 15-2-0 · Kotelnik 24-2-0

2005-11-26 ›
✓✓ two sources

Miguel Cotto 🇵🇷

For WBO light welterweight title

TKO 9/12 · Madison Square Garden, New York City, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 15-1-0 · Cotto 23-0-0

2005-06-11 ›
✓✓ two sources

Juan Alberto Godoy

12 · Alte Reithalle, Stuttgart, 🇩🇪

Abdullaev 14-1-0 · Godoy —

2005-02-15 ›
✓ one source

Jesse Feliciano

12 · Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 13-1-0 · Feliciano —

2004-04-10 ›
✓ one source

Richard Reina

10 · Hansehalle, Lübeck, 🇩🇪

Abdullaev 12-1-0 · Reina —

2004-02-17 ›
✓ one source

Maryan Leondraliu

6 · Oberfranken Hall, Bayreuth, 🇩🇪

Abdullaev 11-1-0 · Leondraliu —

2003-11-15 ›
✓ one source

Emmanuel Clottey

10 · Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 11-0-0 · Clottey —

2003-06-03 ›
✓ one source

Philip Holiday 🇦🇺

For vacant WBO Inter-Continental light welterweight title

TKO 4/12 · Telstra Superdome, Melbourne, 🇦🇺

Abdullaev 10-0-0 · Holiday 38-5-1

2003-01-19 ›
✓✓ two sources

Juan Antonio López

10 · Kobe Hall, Detroit, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 9-0-0 · López —

2002-10-05 ›
✓ one source

José Aponte

8 · Resort, Atlantic City, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 8-0-0 · Aponte —

2002-08-24 ›
✓ one source

Juan Rivera

10 · Grand Casino, Biloxi, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 7-0-0 · Rivera —

2002-05-11 ›
✓ one source

Hoël Salas

10 · Hard Rock, Las Vegas, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 6-0-0 · Salas —

2002-04-04 ›
✓ one source

Jesús Abel Santiago

6 · Grin-Vellei Rankh Resort, Las Vegas, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 5-0-0 · Santiago —

2002-03-10 ›
✓ one source

Miguel Ángel Ruiz

8 · MGM Grand, Las Vegas, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 4-0-0 · Ruiz —

2001-11-03 ›
✓ one source

Rey Pelonia

12 · Tashkent, 🇺🇿

Abdullaev 3-0-0 · Pelonia —

2001-09-21 ›
✓ one source

Daniel Felix

6 · Orleans, Las Vegas, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 2-0-0 · Felix —

2001-06-01 ›
✓ one source

Luis Ruiz

4 · Caesars Tahoe, Stateline, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 1-0-0 · Ruiz —

2001-04-27 ›
✓ one source

Mahan Washington

4 · Texas Station Casino, Las Vegas, 🇺🇸

Abdullaev 0-0-0 · Washington —

2001-04-06 ›
✓ one source

Amateur career

🥇 Olympics 2000 light welterweight🥇 World Championships 1999 light welterweight🥇 Asian Championships 1999 light welterweight🥇 Asian Games 1998 63.5 kg🥇 Asian Championships 1997 lightweight

2000 Summer Olympics – Men's light welterweight

FinalWRicardo Williams 🇺🇸27:20

Semi-finalWMohamed Allalou 🇩🇿RSC

Quarter-finalWSergey Bykovsky 🇧🇾9:6

Round of 16WKelson Pinto 🇧🇷RSC

Round of 32WMiguel Cotto 🇵🇷17:7

1998 Asian Games – Men's 63.5 kg

FinalWWillem Papilaya 🇮🇩17:2

Semi-finalWPongsak Hrientounthong 🇹🇭15:2

Quarter-finalWReynaldo Galido 🇵🇭RSC

Round of 16WRi Chol 🇰🇵19:6

1996 Summer Olympics – Men's lightweight

Round of 32LTerrance Cauthen 🇺🇸6:18

1994 Asian Games – Men's 57 kg

Quarter-finalLSomluck Kamsing 🇹🇭3:9

Round of 16WMakki Zayed 🇸🇦RSC

12 amateur bouts at major tournaments, from the tournament articles on English Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Not part of the professional record.

Ratings now

Not in any current ranking.

World titles

No world title reigns recorded.

Facts

What is Mahammatkodir Abdullaev's record?: Mahammatkodir Abdullaev's professional record is 15-3-0 with 1 knockout.
Who did Mahammatkodir Abdullaev fight last?: Mahammatkodir Abdullaev last fought Andreas Kotelnik on Nov 26, 2005 and lost by UD over 12 rounds.

Sources

Boxerbook ID 11359 · permanent link boxerbook.com/id/11359. Wikidata (CC0), English Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), photo from Wikimedia Commons. Last fetched: 2026-10-12. Spot a mistake? Every bout page has a link to report it.

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