Kennedy Blades Wins 10–0 Technical Fall at RAF Moscow

Kennedy Blades defeated Vusala Parfianovich by a 10–0 technical fall in the first period at RAF Moscow on September 5, 2026. The result retained Blades’s middleweight championship.

Four takedowns built the margin

RAF’s score breakdown credits Blades with four takedowns and all ten points in the opening period. The bout ended when she reached the required margin, so no second period was needed.

A technical fall is distinct from a pin: it is awarded when the wrestler builds a sufficiently large point advantage. The official result therefore records a technical fall rather than a fall or a decision.

A title retained in Moscow

Blades entered the contest as champion and left with the title after the shutout result. Parfianovich was unable to score before the match was stopped under the technical-fall rule.

RAF’s event listing and official match footage provide the score and outcome. The report avoids treating the 10–0 result as a pin or assigning an unverified period time.

Several other Moscow matches went the distance. Dake won a narrow 7–6 title bout, and Rahmani defeated Anatoly Malykhin 10–3. Blades’s 10–0 technical fall ended earlier under the scoring margin rule.

The 10–0 margin is the technical-fall threshold outcome. RAF’s rules distinguish it from a pin, which requires a wrestler to hold both shoulders to the mat.

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