Fighter details| Name | Sean O'Malley (Men) |
| Nickname | Suga |
| Current streak (last 5) |
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| Date of birth | Oct 24, 1994 (31 years old) |
| Weight class | Bantamweight |
| Organization | UFC |
| Personal links | Instagram X Tiktok |
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Fighter bioSean Daniel O'Malley, nicknamed “Sugar”, is an American mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter competing in the bantamweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Born on October 24, 1994 in Helena, Montana, he is renowned for his spectacular fighting style and charismatic personality.
O'Malley began his professional MMA career in 2013. He made a name for himself in 2017 on Dana White's Contender Series, where his impressive performance earned him a contract with the UFC. Within the organization, he racked up several notable victories thanks to his precise and powerful striking.
In August 2023, at UFC 292, O'Malley won the bantamweight title by defeating Aljamain Sterling by second-round TKO. He then successfully defended his title against Marlon Vera in March 2024. However, in September 2024, at UFC 306, he lost his belt to Georgian Merab Dvalishvili.
Following the defeat, O'Malley announced an extended career break, indicating that he had no plans to fight for 9-12 months, leaving his fans to await his return.
Outside the octagon, Sean O'Malley is co-host of the podcast “The Timbo Sugarshow” with his trainer and friend Tim Welch. He is also an advocate for the legalization of marijuana in the United States. On the personal front, he is married and became the father of a daughter in 2020.
Despite the ups and downs of his career, Sean O'Malley remains an iconic figure in MMA, appreciated for his unique style and commitment to his sport.
Fights
17
Not all fights are added yet, but they’re coming as soon as possible. 73.91% of the fights were recovered.
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| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| Kyoji Horiguchi | 36-5 |
| Navajo Sterling | 9-0 |
| Jordan Leavitt The Monkey King | 13-4 |
| Kyle Daukaus The D'Arce Knight | 17-4 |
| Conor McGregor Notorious | 22-6 |
| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| Edilson Teixeira BlackGregor | 29-15 |
| Wes Combs Soldier | 20-6 |
| Assuerio Silva | 16-8 |
| Darrill Schoonover The Boss | 14-8 |
| Matt Baker The Riotmaker | 14-10 |
| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| Gabriella Fernandes Gabi | 11-4 |
| Tom Nolan Big Train | 11-1 |
| Randy Couture The Natural | 19-11 |
| Gray Maynard The Bully | 13-7 |
| Ion Cutelaba The Hulk | 20-11 |
| Aiemann Zahabi | 14-2 |
| Israel Adesanya The Last Stylebender | 24-6 |
| Rickson Gracie | 11-0 |
| Ludovit Klein Mr. Highlight | 24-5 |
| Alex Pereira Poatan | 13-3 |
| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| Iuri Alcantara Marajo | 35-11 |
| Urijah Faber The California Kid | 35-11 |
| Renan Barao The Baron | 34-10 |
| Jose Aldo Junior | 32-10 |
| Johnny Eduardo Pretinho | 28-13 |
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