- Patchy Mix was the former Bellator bantamweight champion.
- Mix holds an MMA record of 20 wins and one loss.
- Mix will face Mario Bautista in his UFC debut on June 7 at UFC 316.
Former Bellator bantamweight champion Patchy Mix is one of the most savage submission artists in MMA today, and his top-tier grappling skills have helped him become a household name in combat sports.
Mix has finally signed with the Las Vegas-based promotion, and it’ll be interesting to see if he will be a favorite when his UFC odds are available at BetMGM’s sportsbook. He aims to bring his championship experience inside the octagon and live up to his hype train.
Check out his next fight details below.
When Is Patchy Mix’s Next Fight?
Mix will make his UFC debut on June 7 as part of the UFC 316 PPV card, where he takes on the No. 10-ranked contender Mario Bautista at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
Patchy Mix’s MMA Record and Statistics
- MMA record: 20-1
- Wins by TKO/KO: 2
- Wins by decision: 7
- Striking accuracy: N/A
- Significant strikes landed per minute: N/A
- Significant strikes absorbed: N/A
- Takedown average per 15 minutes: N/A
- Submission average per 15 minutes: N/A
- Significant strikes defense: N/A
- Takedown defense: N/A
- Knockdown average: N/A
- Average fight time: N/A
Patchy Mix’s Notable Wins
Mix’s notable wins in his professional career outside the UFC include Isaiah Chapman, Albert Morales, James Gallagher, Kyoji Horiguchi, Magomed Magomedov (twice), Sergio Pettis, and Raufeon Stots.
Patchy Mix’s UFC Earnings
Mix has no earnings from the UFC yet because he’s still bound to make his promotional debut, but he won $1 million during his tenure with Bellator after winning the promotion’s grand prix in 2023.
Patchy Mix’s Team and Corner
Mix represents the Xtreme Couture team and is coached by Dennis Davis, Eddie Barraco, Danny Davis Jr., and Jake Shields.
Other UFC fighters who are also part of the team are Sean Strickland, Chris Curtis, Manel Kape, Brad Tavares, Dan Ige, and Miesha Tate.
