Having given seven years of her life to wrestling, Diana reached the level of a master of sports, but eventually realized that this type of martial arts had become boring for her.
In the capital, she spent five years in a special boarding house for fighters, and then returned home.
[3][4][5][6][7] In 2014 and 2015, Diana became the bronze medalist of the Russian championship in freestyle wrestling among girls in the category up to 60 kg.
The former participant of the wrestling battles was also matched with a debutante, Alina Makarova, who lasted less than two minutes, falling into the armbar.
[2][10][11][6][7] After rehabilitation and preparation, Diana performed at the Titan Global Championship, against Anna Lurchenkova, with whom they had a full three-round duel.
Some Russian leagues, as well as Invicta FC, considered Avsaragova's candidacy, but due to the pandemic, her next fights were canceled.
[26] Diana has younger sister and an older brother named Davud, the latter of whom also acts as her cornerman.