Bradley Scott

Bradley Scott was born on June 22, 1989, in Bath, Somerset, England. He began his journey in combat sports in 2007, initially training to achieve the required fitness for joining the Royal Marines. Scott soon shifted his focus to mixed martial arts, making his professional debut in 2009. His early career saw a rapid ascent, accumulating an 8-1 record with all wins coming via stoppage. This impressive performance included victories in organizations like Cage Warriors, showcasing his grappling and striking abilities.

Scott gained significant 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, earning ‘Fight of the Season’ honors for his semi-final bout. Following his stint on The Ultimate Fighter, Scott made his official Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) debut in December 2012. He continued to compete in the UFC’s middleweight and welterweight divisions, securing notable victories against opponents such as Michael Kuiper and Dylan Andrews. His UFC career spanned from 2012 to 2018, featuring fights against established names like Robert Whittaker and Jack Hermansson.

After retiring from MMA following a two-year suspension, Scott transitioned to bare-knuckle boxing. He quickly made an impact in this new sport, competing in BKB (Bare Knuckle Boxing) and later BYB Bare Knuckle. Scott achieved the title of British Cruiserweight champion in BKB before the organization’s acquisition by BYB. He continues to actively compete in professional bare-knuckle boxing, demonstrating his enduring commitment to combat sports.