Hugo Deux MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, KSW Career & Fight History

Deux utilized his suffocating judo and wrestling base, grounding Paiva and pinning him firmly against the fence. In the closing seconds of the second round, Deux unleashed a punishing flurry of elbows from top position, forcing referee Lukasz Bosacki to halt the contest at 4:59.

Deux put on a wrestling clinic, timing repeated takedowns and smothering Kawa on the canvas for over twelve minutes. Deux delivered persistent ground-and-pound to capture a commanding unanimous decision victory with wide scorecards.

Competing in front of a home crowd in Paris, Deux completely neutralized Blezień’s striking offense by executing judo throws and controlling top position in every round to earn a unanimous 30-27 decision across all scorecards.

Returning to lightweight in the main event of Strife 12, Deux overwhelmed Italian veteran Moricca on the canvas, advancing to full mount and landing punishing punches until Moricca verbally submitted to strikes at 4:04 of round two.

Competing up at welterweight on short notice, Deux controlled the grappling exchanges through the first round. Late in round two, Brysz countered during an exchange with a sudden spinning back elbow that connected flush, resulting in a knockout stoppage at 4:11.

In a clash of undefeated lightweight prospects, Deux made a dominant KSW debut, executing judo trips and controlling van Steenis on the canvas across 15 minutes to take a clean sweep on the judges’ scorecards.

Contested at a 161 lb catchweight, Deux imposed his superior judo and clinch work over Czech prospect Stanovský, earning a convincing unanimous decision across three rounds.

In his professional debut, Deux grounded Dias early and unleashed continuous ground-and-pound from top position throughout the first round, forcing Dias to retire on his stool at the end of round one.