Bradley Scott made his professional mixed martial arts debut in 2009, quickly establishing a dominant 8-1 record with all wins via stoppage. His impressive early career included significant victories in organizations like Cage Warriors, where he showcased his formidable grappling and striking abilities. Scott gained significant industry recognition after competing on The Ultimate Fighter: The Smashes in late 2012, a regional version of the series pitting Australian fighters against British fighters. He advanced to the finals of the intense competition, earning coveted ‘Fight of the Season’ honors for his thrilling semi-final bout.
Following his impactful stint on The Ultimate Fighter, Scott made his official Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) debut in December 2012. He went on to compete consistently in the UFC’s middleweight and welterweight divisions through 2018, featuring fights against established names including Robert Whittaker and Jack Hermansson. During his six-year UFC tenure, Scott secured notable submission victories against opponents such as Michael Kuiper in 2013 and Dylan Andrews in 2015, further demonstrating his finishing prowess. He also earned a key split decision victory over Scott Askham in 2017.
After an extensive career in MMA, Scott seamlessly transitioned to bare-knuckle boxing, making his professional debut in 2022. He rapidly made an impact in the burgeoning sport, competing in prominent organizations such as BKB (Bare Knuckle Boxing) and later BYB Bare Knuckle. Scott captured the BKB British Flyweight Title in 2023, showcasing his elite adaptability and versatility across weight classes within the demanding discipline. Most recently, Bradley Scott further cemented his status as a premier combat sports athlete by winning the British Cruiserweight Title in 2024.
He continues to actively compete in professional bare-knuckle boxing, maintaining a strong presence at the highest levels of the sport and demonstrating his enduring commitment, resilience, and elite performance capabilities.