Matheus Camilo MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Camilo found success late in round one by hurting Herbert with a crisp right hand and landing a takedown. After threatening with back control in round two, Camilo was out-struck in the final frame as Herbert utilized his eight-inch reach advantage and sharp distance boxing to seal a 29-28 unanimous decision victory across all judges’ scorecards.

Camilo silenced the Baku crowd in emphatic fashion, landing a thunderous straight right punch down the pipe that dropped Sadykhov before following with decisive hammerfists to force referee Rich Mitchell’s stoppage at 1:31 of round one.

Camilo executed a brilliant wrestling strategy inside Madison Square Garden, landing five takedowns and controlling the dangerous Russian kickboxer for over three minutes to capture a decisive unanimous decision.

In his promotional UFC debut, Camilo engaged in intense grappling scrambles with veteran Gabe Green, who secured back control in the second round and applied a rear-naked choke at 3:43.

Featured on Dana White’s “Lookin’ for a Fight” in South Korea, Camilo completely outworked and outwrestled the undefeated Tajik standout Dorobshokh Nabotov over 15 minutes, handing him his first career defeat and earning an immediate official UFC contract.

Camilo used fast head movement and crisp combination boxing in Las Vegas to comfortably outpoint Sojo across three rounds.

Camilo caught top featherweight prospect Dorian Ramos in a slick triangle choke from guard, adjusting his hips to extend the arm and force the tap at 2:43 of round three.

Camilo hurt Romo with a stinging knee to the body and swarmed with punches to force a first-round stoppage at 4:43.

Camilo grounded Heffernan late in round one and cranked a powerful kimura from side control to secure the tap at 4:17.

Camilo caught Malveaux coming forward early in round two, landing a devastating flush right hand to deliver a 24-second knockout.

During a level-change sequence late in round one, Mercado locked up a tight guillotine choke to force the tap from Camilo at 4:39.

In his US debut, Camilo unleashed relentless pressure striking that overwhelmed White Jr., forcing the referee stoppage at 2:28 of round one.

Camilo wore Motta down in the clinch with brutal knees to the body before landing punch combinations to score a second-round knockout at 4:16.

Borges secured a takedown in the opening frame and locked in a submission hold to hand Camilo his first career defeat at 4:03 of round one.

Making his professional mixed martial arts debut at age 18 in Rio Branco, Acre, Camilo engaged in a hard-fought battle to earn a split decision victory over fellow debutant Thomas Bryan.