I’m a 40-year-old middleweight fighter with over 15 years of experience in combat sports. My journey started in a small boxing gym on the outskirts of my hometown, where I first laced up gloves in my early 20s. What began as a way to stay in shape quickly turned into a lifestyle — and eventually, a career. I transitioned into MMA in 2010 and haven’t looked back since. My background is a mix of boxing, Muay Thai, and wrestling, and over the years, I’ve focused on developing a precise, calculated fighting style. I’m not the loudest guy in the room, but I let my performance speak for itself.

I’ve competed in over 30 official bouts across multiple regional promotions, with a fight record that reflects years of hard work and discipline. I’ve never been the flashiest fighter — no spinning kicks or showboating — but I’ve built a reputation as someone who stays composed under pressure, reads opponents well, and capitalizes on mistakes. Most of my wins come from technical knockouts or smart decisions, earned through patience and strategy, not brute force.

Outside the cage, I’m a coach and mentor to younger fighters in my gym. I believe in giving back to the community that raised me. We run a tight program — no shortcuts, no egos, just solid training and respect for the craft. I still train six days a week, not because I have to, but because I love it. Every session teaches me something new — even after all these years.

At 40, some say fighters slow down. I say they smarten up. I may not be the youngest on the card, but I bring experience, ring IQ, and a work ethic that doesn’t fade. I’m here to compete, to test myself, and to keep climbing — one fight at a time.