Zane Kamaka

Zane Kamaka, born on June 12, 1989, in Waianae, Hawaii, established himself as a prominent figure in the welterweight division of Mixed Martial Arts. His professional career began in 2009, quickly earning him the nickname “Waianae’s Bad Boy.” Early in his career, Kamaka gained recognition for his finishes, including several TKO and submission victories. He trained out of Gracie Technics, displaying a balanced skill set in both striking and grappling. Kamaka’s journey is marked by consistent competitive engagements, allowing him to build a professional record over more than a decade in the sport.

Kamaka’s career trajectory included significant milestones, such as capturing the X-1 Welterweight World Title in 2018. This win demonstrated his capability to perform under pressure and achieve championship status within regional promotions. His participation in larger organizations like Titan FC and the Professional Fighters League (PFL) brought him national exposure and the opportunity to compete against a higher caliber of opponents. Notably, he competed in the PFL’s 2019 Regular Season, facing experienced fighters on a major stage. Throughout his career, Kamaka has accumulated a professional record of 13 wins and 4 losses, with a notable percentage of his victories coming by knockout/TKO and submission, reflecting his versatile fighting style.

His dedication to his craft and his Hawaiian roots remained a constant theme throughout his fighting career. Kamaka’s commitment to training and continuous improvement has been evident in his fight history, where he consistently sought out competitive challenges. Even after a loss in a major promotion like PFL, he continued to compete in regional events, showcasing resilience and a persistent drive in the sport. His career highlights include unanimous decision wins and various finishes, solidifying his reputation as a dedicated and competitive fighter in the welterweight division.