Fighters On The Rise

We searched through thousands of fighters with little known about them and with wins pilling up. We narrowed it down to just 5 fighters. Here is a list of five fighters expected to do big things in 2020-2021! You heard it here first, UFC up and coming fighters!

Stats

• Record: 8-1-0
• Age: 21
• Weight class: Flyweight
• Height: 5’5″

Maycee Barber, nicknamed “The Future”, could be just that, the future. At the young age of 21, with a 8-1-0 record, she looks to be climbing the ranks fast with no slowing down.

Stats

• Record: 8-2-0
• Age: 27
• Weight class: Lightwieght
• Height: 5’0″

The mere fact that this lightweight took both of his UFC fights on four and five days notice, Mike Davis possesses the skill and hunger to become a contender. He executed an absolutely striking clinic against his most recent opponent Thomas Gifford at UFC 161.

Stats

• Record: 12-1-0
• Age: 25
• Weight class: Bantamweight
• Height: 5’11”

With a personality as colorful as his hair, “Sugar” Sean O’Malley certainly has the talent to become a big name and a force to be reckoned with in the 135 LBS class. Although he did take an L due to a foot injury in his last bout against fellow Bantamweight Marlon Vera,“The Sugar Show” has shown amazing potential with skills and striking abilities similar to Connor McGregor.

Stats

• Record: 3-0-0
• Age: 21
• Weight class: Flyweight
• Height: 5’4″

Just three fights into her pro MMA career, Valerie Loureda is already wanting that smoke! With over 178,000 social media followers, she’s bringing that heat both in and outside of the cage.

Stats

• Record: 13-2
• Age: 29
• Weight class: Welterweight
• Height: 5’11”

With an all-star team at Fortis MMA backing him, Geoff Neal has emerged as the UFC’s unpredictables. With a brutal walk-off KO against Frank Camacho and a quick dispatch of Mike Perry in the first round, Neal looks to be a powerhouse in the 170 division.

This concludes the list of the UFC up and coming fighters.