Shane Oblonsky

Oblonsky made his debut against Yamato Miura at WCK Muaythai on September 4, 2008.[5] He won the fight by decision. He fought two more times in the United States, losing by knockout to Scotty Leffler and beating Hoshung Dizay by decision.[6]

He afterwards had two fights with Wu Lin Feng. On May 1, 2010, he lost to Yang Zhuo by decision. His second fight with WLF was in Las Vegas, at Wu Lin Feng Las Vegas Spectacular, being scheduled to fight Xu Yan. He beat Yan by decision.[7] In between these two fights, Oblonsky scored a third-round knockout of Joey Pagliuso at WCK Muaythai.[8]

In his next two fights, he beat Zhou Zhipeng and Jose Palacios,[9] as short-notice replacement for Kit Cope.[10] Oblonsky had his last muay thai fight before transitioning to kickboxing at Lion Fight 14, when he was scheduled to fight Malaipet Sasiprapa. He beat Sasiprapa by decision.[11][12]

In 2014, Oblonsky signed with GLORY, and was scheduled to make his debut in the featherweight Contender Tournament,[13] being scheduled to fight Miguel Torres. Torres later withdrew, and was replaced by Marcus Vinicius.[14] Oblonsky beat Vinicius by decision,[15] and advanced to the finals, where he in turn lost a decision to Gabriel Varga.[16]

After losing to Varga in the tournament finals, Oblonsky participated in the Wu Lin Feng eight-man tournament, held on January 31, 2015. He lost his quarterfinal bout to Tie Yinghua by unanimous decision.[17]

He fought twice more with GLORY, winning a decision against Thomas Adamandopoulos,[18] and losing by technical knockout to Maykol Yurk.[19]

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