Jai Herbert MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

After weathering an early right hand and takedown in round one, Herbert found his rhythm in the co-main event clash. Utilizing his eight-inch reach advantage, Herbert stayed disciplined with long straight punches and leg kicks, stuffing late takedowns in the final frame to secure a clean 29-28 unanimous decision victory across all three judges’ scorecards.

Herbert delivered a sensational first-round performance in hostile territory, landing a clean straight punch that stunned Nallo before unleashing a decisive barrage of ground strikes to force referee Jason Herzog’s stoppage at 2:05 of round one.

A grinding kickboxing encounter where Herbert scored well at distance with jabs, but Padilla’s clinch control and forward momentum swayed two of the three judges in a razor-thin split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28).

Herbert utilized his 77-inch reach to maintain outside kicking range, outlanding Bedoya in significant strikes across all three frames to sweep the scorecards (30-27, 30-27, 29-28).

A clinch-heavy technical battle inside The O2 Arena. Ziam’s trips, body work, and control against the fence proved decisive over 15 minutes to secure a unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27).

Herbert fought brilliantly on the feet over three rounds, but a point deduction in the third round for repeated low blows resulted in a rare majority draw (29-27 Herbert, 28-28, 28-28).

Herbert delivered a dominant technical performance inside The O2, utilizing his straight punches and knees to control Nelson across all three rounds and win a unanimous decision (29-28 across all cards).

Herbert dropped Topuria with a clean head kick in the opening round and nearly finished the future featherweight champion. However, Topuria survived and rebounded with a thunderous right-hook knockout at 1:07 of round two.

Herbert notched his maiden UFC victory in devastating fashion, dropping Worthy with a laser right hand and concluding the bout with precise ground strikes at 2:47 of the opening round.

Moicano dragged Herbert into a grappling exchange in round two, securing back mount and locking in a rear-naked choke to force the tap at 4:34.

Herbert fought brilliantly across the first two rounds on Fight Island, but veteran Trinaldo connected with a devastating overhand left in the third frame that dropped Herbert for a TKO stoppage at 1:30.

Herbert stuffed O’Keefe’s takedown attempts and countered with violent elbows and punches against the cage to score a first-round TKO at 4:07.

Herbert landed a vicious head kick followed by heavy ground strikes to stop Northern Irish contender McColgan in just two minutes of round one.

Herbert dictated the striking exchanges in Antwerp, outlanding Karatas over 15 minutes to earn a unanimous decision.

Herbert connected with a devastating combination early in the second round, finishing Selvarajah by TKO in just 37 seconds.

Herbert showcased his evolving ground game, securing Morgan’s back in round two and sinking in a rear-naked choke to force the tap at 2:19.

Herbert delivered a vicious knockout punch late in the second round, finishing Bennett at 3:59 in front of his home crowd.

Herbert blitzed Sweeney with power strikes right at the start of round two, forcing the referee stoppage in just 41 seconds.

Making his professional mixed martial arts debut at Full Contact Contender 12, Herbert unleashed sharp kickboxing combinations to score a 22-second TKO victory in round two.