Matheus Camilo

Camilo and Herbert went the full three rounds in the co-main event, and all three judges scored it 29-28 for Herbert.

Key moments

• The co-main event went the full 15 minutes.
• All three judges scored it 29-28 against Camilo.

Camilo found his opening early, before Sadykhov could establish a rhythm. He dropped Sadykhov in the first round. Camilo finished with punches at 1:31 of the opening frame.

Key moments

• Camilo struck before Sadykhov could settle into the fight.
• Camilo dropped Sadykhov in the first round.
• Camilo finished the fight with punches at 1:31 of round one.

Camilo closed 2024 with a straightforward unanimous decision over Nabotov, adding a reliable three-round win before his move into the UFC.

Key moments

• The win came six months before his UFC debut, making it a meaningful bridge result rather than distant history.
• It added another example of Camilo being able to manage a controlled fight.
• That steadier kind of performance became relevant again in the Borshchev decision.

The Sojo fight was another useful developmental win rather than a highlight-reel one. Camilo went three rounds, took the unanimous decision, and built the kind of recent experience base that made his later UFC step-up less abrupt than it might look at first glance.

Key moments

• Camilo banked another full-distance win only two months before the Nabotov result.
• The unanimous decision reinforced that he could work outside a pure first-round script.
• It helped set up a stronger version of Camilo than the one implied by his raw finish numbers alone.

Camilo showed he could stay dangerous deep into a fight by submitting Dorian Ramos in round three at Fury FC 83.

Key moments

• The finish came at 2:43 of the third round rather than in an opening burst.
• Camilo won by triangle choke in the Fury FC co-main event.
• It was his second submission win of 2023 after the kimura against Jake Heffernan.

Camilo nearly completed the first round against Alberto Romo before breaking him with knees and punches for a TKO at LXF 9.

Key moments

• The stoppage came with 17 seconds left in round one at 4:43.
• Camilo finished Romo by knee-and-punches rather than with a clean one-shot knockout.
• It gave him back-to-back finishes to open 2023.
• The win came in California before he returned to Fury FC and beat Dorian Ramos that September.

Camilo erased the disappointment of the Mercado loss with a rapid second-round knockout of Tyrek Malveaux at Fury FC 65.

Key moments

• The knockout landed only 24 seconds into round two.
• Camilo rebounded cleanly after the February guillotine loss to Aric Mercado.
• It was his first victory of 2022 before he ended the year with a first-round kimura.

For a young fighter who would later lean into wrestling-heavy UFC minutes, this was an early reminder that the grappling exchanges cut both ways.

Key moments

• The finish came late in round two after Camilo had survived beyond the opening frame.
• It was Camilo's first loss since his professional debut defeat in 2019.
• He answered the setback in his next appearance by knocking out Tyrek Malveaux.

Camilo needed less than half a round to stop Darnell White Jr. with punches at XFC 45, giving him another first-round finish as he built his U. S.

Key moments

• The TKO came at 2:28 of round one.
• Camilo scored the finish at featherweight on the XFC 45 main card.
• It was his third straight stoppage win after the Wadson Mota fight in Brazil.

Camilo's second professional fight ended in a first-round submission loss to Derick Garcia Borges at Shooto Brazil 98.

Key moments

• The armbar finish came at 4:03 of the opening round.
• The loss followed only nine months after his split-decision debut win over Thomas Bryan.
• Camilo responded by winning his next three fights, all by stoppage.