Martin Davila

Martin Davila, known as “The Last Inca,” was born in Chicago, Illinois, on December 19, 1985. His early life included his mother’s deportation to Peru and a period serving in the United States Marine Corps. He enlisted in August 2004 and reached the rank of Sergeant before his service concluded in September 2012, with a noted deployment to Iraq. This period provided foundational discipline and structure.

Following his military service, Davila embarked on a career in mixed martial arts (MMA). He began competing as an amateur in 2012, with notable victories including a submission win against Ryan Rojas in February 2012 via armbar and a split decision win against Chris Kirk in January 2013 for the Xplode MMA Vacant Flyweight Championship. He transitioned to professional MMA in 2014, securing his first professional win against Hunter Silva in May 2014 with a rear-naked choke. His professional record includes victories in promotions such as Strike Off, Fire & Ice Fighting Championships, Odyssey Fights, and Shogun Fights. In July 2019, he achieved a TKO victory against Josh Trainor at Shogun Fights 22. Davila has also competed in Combate Global, winning against Jonathan Sepulveda in May 2021 before experiencing decision losses in August 2022 and April 2023.

Concurrently with his fighting career, Davila pursued higher education at Miami Dade College, earning an Associate of Arts in General Studies (2014-2016) and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration and Management (2016-2018). Since September 2016, he has worked as a Fitness Manager and Martial Arts and Fitness Trainer at UFC GYM in Miami, Florida, providing training to children and adults in group and private settings, encompassing fitness and martial arts disciplines.