Randy Brown Net Worth, Career Earnings and UFC star’s MMA record

A welterweight in the UFC, Randy Brown is a mixed martial artist of Jamaican and American descent. MMA fighter who debuted in the Ultimate Fighting Championship in 2016 shortly after making an appearance on the reality series Dana White: Lookin’ for a Fight. He has previously participated in Ring of Combat as a welterweight.

As a young boy, he was relocated from Spanish Town, Jamaica to Springfield, Massachusetts. At age 15, he returned to the United States, and he started boxing in 2005. He twice successfully defended his welterweight championship, which he earned in January 2015.

Randy Brown’s net worth

Randy Brown is estimated to be worth $500,000 in total. owing to his continued success in the UFC and his great tenure in Ring of Combat. On January 30, 2016, at UFC on FOX: Johnson vs. Bader, he faced Matt Dwyer in his UFC debut. He prevailed by unanimous decision in the match. Then, in a submission loss against Michael Graves, he suffered his first-ever MMA loss. The next two fights were won consecutively. Belal Muhammad then stopped Brown after a unanimous choice.

Randy Brown’s career earnings

In October 2021, he faced up against Jared Gooden and earned the greatest payout. Brown received $99,000 for his victory in a unanimous vote. Brown’s first UFC bout netted him $22,500. He defeated Matt Dwyer in Johnson vs. Bader at UFC on FOX by unanimous decision.

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Brown was knocked out for the first bout in his career by Niko Price at UFC 217 after defeating Mickey Gall. Brown won his next two fights in a row before Vicente Luque knocked him out in August 2020. At UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Bader on January 30, 2016, Brown made his professional debut against Matt Dwyer. Brown prevailed in a unanimous judgment in the match. On July 14, 2018, Brown and Niko Price squared off at UFC Fight Night 133. In the second round, Brown was knocked out by Price after he delivered six hammer fists from the bottom.

Randy Brown’s MMA Record

15-4-0 is Randy Brown’s MMA record. In 2014, Brown made his professional debut at Ring of Combat 48, launching his career as a professional fighter. Brown submitted Steve Tyrrell in round one of their battles, winning by submission. He practices at the Budokan Martial Arts Academy, which is associated with Renzo Gracie BJJ.

On December 9, 2016, at UFC Fight Night 102, Brown was scheduled to compete against Charlie Ward, a promotional rookie. However, Ward was replaced by another newbie, Brian Camozzi, from the event scheduled for early November owing to suspected visa concerns that hindered his trip. By way of a TKO in the second round, Brown prevailed.

 

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