Dalton Rosta MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Rosta leaned on his wrestling in round one to secure takedowns and clinch control along the cage, but Battle began landing heavy front kicks and sharp combinations in rounds two and three, edging out a tight split decision on his home turf in Charlotte.

Competing in his home state of Pennsylvania, Rosta traded heavy blows with former PFL champion Kasanganay in the center before Kasanganay connected with an explosive right hand that dropped Rosta, following up with hammerfists to force the first-round stoppage.

In a razor-close tournament semifinal rematch, Rosta avenged his lone career defeat by out-wrestling Jeffery against the fence and landing the cleaner power strikes over three grinding rounds to secure a spot in the finals.

Rosta neutralized the dynamic striking of former PFL champion Sy with heavy wrestling pressure, securing top position in round two and locking in a tight Brabo choke to force the tapout at 3:29.

Rosta handed undefeated Hungarian prospect Növényi his first career setback, dictating the pace with heavy takedowns, stifling top control, and damaging ground-and-pound over 15 minutes in Dublin.

Jeffery pushed a relentless pace against the cage, landing short elbows and dirty boxing in the clinch to hand Rosta the first defeat of his professional career.

Rosta showcased complete dominance across three rounds at Mohegan Sun, out-landing Adams on the feet and utilizing superior wrestling control to sweep all three judges’ scorecards (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

In a battle of undefeated middleweights, Rosta broke Cotton down over two rounds before uncorking a highlight-reel Superman punch followed by a left hook that knocked Cotton out cold just 38 seconds into round three.

Stepping in as a replacement opponent, Johnson had no answer for Rosta’s physical dominance as “Hercules” repeatedly took him to the canvas and controlled all three rounds for a 30-27 unanimous sweep.

Rosta relied on sharp boxing fundamentals and heavy wrestling to neutralize Johnson across 15 minutes, cruising to a comfortable unanimous decision.

Rosta battered Gwerder with heavy top pressure and relentless ground strikes, sweeping all three judges’ scorecards (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) inside the Mohegan Sun Arena.

Rosta dished out severe punishment from top position throughout the first round, opening a deep facial cut that prompted the cageside physician to call off the bout at the conclusion of round one.

Rosta dragged Wilcox to the mat and unleashed heavy ground-and-pound, forcing referee Todd Anderson to halt the fight late in the second round.

In his professional mixed martial arts debut, Rosta applied immediate pressure, causing Vidal to suffer a fight-ending knee injury just 66 seconds into the bout.