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Alexander Shikolai aka Alex The Terrible embodies the rockstar lifestyle on a level that can not be compared to his peers in the industry. From wrestling with bears and tigers to bare-knuckle fighting on a big stage, Alex truly lives life to the fullest with zero fear of death. In his profession within the music industry, he’s widely considered one of the most talented and unique vocalists in the heavy metal/deathcore genre. With an ability to tap into every range that his vocal chords will allow, and frankly some that seem impossible, Alex the Terrible is a world renowned entertainer on many levels.
Not only is the Russian bringing a new audience to his debut in the Squared Circle at the Blood 4 Blood event in Daytona, Florida on May 6, 2026, he’s a skilled brawler guided in part by the BKFC’s Jake Bostwick. You can see footage of them sparring, taking heavy shots from 4-2-1 middleweight and he does hold bare-knuckle fight experience in an organized setting. Sitting at 1-0 in BK we see a knockout to his name early in round one. He will bring absolute chaos and aggression after he performs with his band, Slaughter to Prevail that creates some of the greatest mosh pits and the world's biggest ‘Wall of Death’ where fans run at each other in waves.
Alex the Terrible will have BKFC fans riding high on adrenaline along with him whether he is performing on stage or toeing the line. Despite looking like an unapproachable individual, Alex is incredibly generous and quite the people person. Being a new father and a family man, his life was already full of purpose but has had an additional fire lit in order to perform and give back to those who have gotten him to the point he is today.
You will see lightning in a bottle when Alex the Terrible toes the line and if you are unfamiliar with his music as a BKFC fan, you are going to see something that you never have before.
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ALEX THE TERRIBLE vs DELANO
May 6, 2026
May 6, 2026 7:00 PM
OCEAN CENTER - DAYTONA, FL
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