He’s 2-0 in Bellator and as a pro and an amateur he has finished all of his fights. He’s an NCAA wrestler, took part in jiu-jitsu and boxing from a young age, and played one year of college football for Youngstown State as a linebacker. Rosta is one of the many fighters Bellator has coming up. Step by step I’m coming.” -Casey O’Neillįighting out of New Castle, Pennsylvania, US “I live for MMA, I just want to be the best, so my future looks like whatever it takes to get there. O’Neill also fights out of an excellent camp in Tiger Muay Thai. In her latest fight, she won the Eternal MMA Strawweight Championship. From Scottland, O’Neill has fought her entire pro and amateur career in Australia. When it comes to young up-and-comers, O’Neill is one of the best. I’ve beaten two world champ within 5 pro fights which is something that should already have me inside the UFC but 100% I will be going to the UFC this year.” -Jake Hadley I’m good everywhere and by becoming EFC flyweight world champ 4 fights into my pro career and beating a former UFC signed fighter is unheard of. “What I bring to the table is a mixed bag of MMA. In his latest fight, he beat a very good Blaine O’Driscoll in his Bellator debut. Hadley beat him for the EFC Worldwide Flyweight Championship. When Hadley was only 3-0 as a pro he fought a top prospect in Nkazimulo Zulu. Jake Hadley is only 5-0 as a pro but in his amateur career, he was successful and was a 4x amateur British flyweight champion. I’m only 4-0 but I wasn’t supposed to win my last 3 fights, and the way that I’m beating all of these guys separates me from the rest.” -Blake Donnelly There will be a time very soon where I adjust a few things in my life, fight actively and level up even more.
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I still haven’t given this dream a proper crack in my eyes. The same will go when a fight eventually goes to the ground. I find my range, set a pace, and I go to work. “I’m always in my opponents face, what people pay to watch. He’s already the Australian FC Vacant Lightweight Championship. All those qualities are great for such a young fighter to have. The Aussie has a good jab, uses a lot of feints, has good cardio, and has already developed good fight IQ. Right now I’m aiming for the Invicta FC title at 135lbs and hoping to make it into the UFC soon.” -Lisa Verzosaįighting out of Rosedale, New South Wales, Australiaįundamentals are important in a fighter and Blake Donnelly displays just that. I want my fights to be exciting and memorable for fans. “I usually like to keep my fights on the feet but I have a wrestling background and a purple belt in jiu-jitsu. Do yourself a favor and see how good she in her latest fight on Invicta FC 38 against Kerri Kenneson exclusively on UFC Fight Pass. Verzosa has the toughness, heart, and tenacity and you can’t teach that is key for a fighter. Verzosa has done just that with 4 of her 5 fights in the Invicta cage, all against some good fighters. I personally believe every female fighter should have to go through Invicta before signing with the UFC since they have the best talent outside that promotion.
Cunha has still looked dominant thus far in his career and that’s with a 100% finish rate.įighting out of Vancouver, Washington, USA You will notice his level of competition has been poor as he’s fought three opponents with a 0-0 record. Outside of MMA, Cunha is a Brazilian National Team wrestler and a BJJ black belt. Note: This list is not ranked.Īt only 5-0, Hugo Cunha is already considered as one of the best heavyweight prospects today. Of a list of hundred-something prospects, we’ve narrowed it down to twenty-five pro fighters who could very well be the the sport.
This time out, we put the focus on young up-and-coming prospects who are still early in their career and for the better part, untested.
Every UFC fighter, Bellator fighter, UFC champion, Bellator champion, hall of famer, and legend of the sport starts their career the same.
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