Mateusz Gamrot
UFC 2020–present · rated in 3 editions · peak overall 87.0
Scouting report
Transitioning from a two-division KSW champion into a top-five UFC lightweight contender, Mateusz "Gamer" Gamrot uses chain takedowns in scrambles. Hailing from Bielsko-Biala, Poland, Gamrot showed his grappling through victories over Arman Tsarukyan, Rafael Fiziev, and Jeremy Stephens. His style is reflected in an 84 Wrestling, 92 Cardio, and 84 Overall rating.
Peak ratings
By edition
Former two-division KSW champion Gamrot made a UFC entrance between 2020 and 2021, rebounding from a split-decision debut loss to knock out Scott Holtzman, submit Jeremy Stephens with a kimura in 65 seconds, and stop Carlos Diego Ferreira with knees to the body in Las Vegas. His freestyle wrestling, scramble transitions, and pace are reflected in an 92 Wrestling and 92 Cardio.
Gamrot defeated Arman Tsarukyan in a five-round grappling showcase in Las Vegas in June 2022, outpointed Jalin Turner at UFC 285, stopped Rafael Fiziev via TKO, and defeated Rafael dos Anjos at UFC 299 in Miami before dropping a close split decision to Dan Hooker at UFC 305 in Perth. His chain wrestling, scramble tenacity, and gas tank are captured in his 94 Wrestling and 94 Cardio.
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