Luis Francischinelli MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Using his towering 6’5″ frame and massive 80-inch reach advantage, Francischinelli picked Rentz apart from the outside before landing a crushing left hand that floored him, finishing with unanswered strikes along the fence at 2:18 of round one to secure a UFC contract.

Francischinelli picked Arrellano apart with rangy straight punches, dropping him in round two with a booming left hand to force referee Keith Peterson to call a halt at 2:04.

Headlining LFA 223, Francischinelli controlled the striking early with length and knees, but wrestling standout Piersma dragged him to the canvas in round three, taking the back to sink in a rear-naked choke at 1:22.

Francischinelli dropped Rivera Jr. early with a stiff jab, followed by heavy knees from the clinch and unanswered strikes against the fence to force referee Mike Beltran’s stoppage at 1:59.

Francischinelli used his reach to trap Kuiks on the outside before opening up with a combination of heavy punches to earn a first-round TKO at 3:20.

Francischinelli blitzed Sun right from the opening bell, cornering him with rapid power punches to secure a lightning-quick 50-second knockout.

Francischinelli delivered a devastating knee from the plum clinch followed by heavy punches to stop Burrs at 4:12 of round one.

Making his professional mixed martial arts debut, the 6’5″ Brazilian striker showcased his length and power, overwhelming Adzoh with clean southpaw combinations to earn a stoppage in just 85 seconds.