Become a UFC Fighter [PRO Advice]

1. Compete in Amateur Competitions
It might sound obvious, but you can’t become a professional overnight. We’ve seen inexperienced fighters come into UFC, such as CM Punk, and we’ve seen how that gig ended.

He got brutally beat up two times before the promotion realized it’s better to remove him from their roster before he gets more seriously injured.

No matter how talented you are, you need experience, and the best way to get that experience is through amateur tournaments.

2. Find an Agent
Once you’re ready to start fighting professionally, you should start looking for an agent or a manager.

You might not need one or won’t be able to land a good one before winning a couple of pro fights.

But, if you want to progress and climb the ladder up to the big leagues, a great agent can help you speed up the entire process immensely.

3. Work Your Way Up Through Lower Leagues
Rarely does a UFC contract fall into a fighter’s lap without grinding hard through the smaller, less prominent promotions.

You would have to be a phenomenon as an amateur to get into UFC without previous professional MMA experience.

3. Work Your Way Up Through Lower Leagues
Rarely does a UFC contract fall into a fighter’s lap without grinding hard through the smaller, less prominent promotions.

You would have to be a phenomenon as an amateur to get into UFC without previous professional MMA experience.

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