Chase Sherman is an accomplished American mixed martial artist and former bare-knuckle boxer, who has made significant strides in the world of combat sports since turning professional in 2014. With a strong foundation in athletics, Sherman transitioned from a successful football career at Delta State University to the MMA arena, where he quickly established himself as a formidable competitor. His early professional career saw him achieve an impressive record of 9-1, with all victories coming by way of TKO in the first round, showcasing his striking prowess and finishing ability.

Sherman’s journey in the UFC began in 2016, where he faced notable opponents, including Justin Ledet and Walt Harris. Despite some setbacks, he demonstrated resilience and determination, earning Fight of the Night honors for his knockout victory over Rashad Coulter at UFC 211. His ability to adapt and improve was evident as he continued to compete against top-tier fighters, securing a unanimous decision win against Damian Grabowski and later earning a Performance of the Night award for his TKO victory over Jared Vanderaa.

In addition to his UFC career, Sherman ventured into the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, where he captured the BKFC heavyweight title. His tenacity and skill were on full display as he faced tough opponents, including a hard-fought title defense against Joey Beltran. Sherman’s dedication to the sport is further highlighted by his commitment to training and continuous improvement, holding ranks in kickboxing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

As of 2023, Sherman remains a prominent figure in the heavyweight division, with a professional record that reflects his knockout power and competitive spirit. His journey through various promotions and his ability to bounce back from challenges exemplify his passion for fighting and his desire to leave a lasting impact in the world of mixed martial arts.