Erick Visconde MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Visconde neutralized Bulaid’s kickboxing arsenal by closing the distance and landing takedowns in rounds one and two. In round three, Visconde rocked Bulaid with a sharp knee along the fence and controlled the clinch to earn a unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) and secure a UFC contract.

Visconde battered Mecate with standing elbows and punches in close quarters across two rounds, opening a severe cut that prompted the cageside physician to wave off the contest before round three.

Visconde scored a Knockout of the Year contender in the LFA 199 main event, faking an advance before spinning through with a blinding back elbow directly on the chin of seven-time BJJ world champion Ary Farias at 1:08 of round two.

Visconde implemented a disciplined game plan against M-1 Global champion Busurmankul Abdibait, out-striking him in the pocket and securing takedowns to win a unanimous decision.

Compromised by a tough weight cut down to bantamweight, Visconde was caught in a tight guillotine choke during an early scramble on the mat, tapping out at 3:08 of the first round.

Traveling to Scandinavia, Visconde out-wrestled Finnish standout Edward Walls across three rounds to sweep all judges’ scorecards for a unanimous decision victory.

Visconde scored an early takedown, advanced smoothly to the back, and locked in a deep rear-naked choke to force the tap at 4:25 of round one.

Visconde overwhelmed Barroso on the canvas, sinking both hooks in and locking up a rear-naked choke to secure the submission victory at 3:44 of round one.

In a five-round main event, Visconde controlled distance with crisp combinations and dominated the grappling exchanges to earn a clear unanimous decision victory.

Visconde broke Cardoso down with ground strikes in round two before securing a tight rear-naked choke to force the tap at 3:20.

Visconde grounded Santos early, transitioned to back control, and locked in a rear-naked choke to seal the victory at 3:15 of round one.

Future UFC bantamweight Rafael Estevam utilized relentless wrestling and top control across three rounds to take a unanimous decision victory.

Visconde battered Souza on the feet and with heavy knees in round two, causing Souza to retire due to injury at 2:01.

Visconde controlled the striking distance with sharp boxing combinations and stuffed all takedown attempts to take a unanimous decision sweep.

Visconde swarmed Amauri with aggressive power punches right from the start, forcing the referee stoppage at 2:01 of round one.

Visconde landed a devastating right hand that knocked Souza out cold on impact at 1:48 of the opening round.

Traveling to Chechnya for the Berkut Young Eagles tournament, Visconde was controlled in top position by the Dagestani wrestler across three rounds, suffering his first career defeat via unanimous decision.

Visconde overwhelmed Berkenbrock with accurate boxing combinations in round two to earn a TKO stoppage at 1:47.

Visconde controlled the pace with grappling pressure, advancing to the back late in round three to lock up a rear-naked choke at 4:43.

In his professional mixed martial arts debut, 20-year-old Erick Visconde locked in a tight guillotine choke during an opening scramble to secure a submission in just 95 seconds.