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Aleksandr Nevsky

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Aleksandr Nevsky, also written Alexander Nevsky and born Alexander Alexandrovich Kuritsyn in Moscow on 17 July 1971, is a Russian American amateur bodybuilder who is better known as an actor, writer and producer. He took the surname Nevsky at the age of 25, in place of Kuritsyn, and has been active on screen since 1985. He is best known for playing the role of Vlad Stepanov in the film Moscow Heat, and his other credits include Undisputed, Red Serpent, Treasure Raiders, Black Rose, Showdown in Manila and Maximum Impact. Russian by birth, he became an American citizen in 2019. The source article describes him mainly as an actor and records no competition results, titles or team memberships for his bodybuilding, so this entry records bodybuilding only as a pursuit the source attributes to him and states no honours.

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1971 1
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is a Russian American amateur bodybuilder

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Nevsky became an American citizen in 2019.
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    17 July 1971
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    At the age of 25, he changed his surname from Kuritsyn to Nevsky.
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    is a Russian American amateur bodybuilder
  • Personal life, citizenship
    Nevsky became an American citizen in 2019.
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    is a Russian American amateur bodybuilder
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