Fighter Bio: Get to Know Attitude MMA Champion Chris Ocon

Chris Ocon
Credit: Attitude MMA/@GeminiSnowMMA

We got to know more about undefeated Attitude MMA champion and bantamweight prospect Chris Ocon.

Biographical Information:

  • Age: 23
  • Height: 5’7″
  • Reach: 69″
  • Weight Class: Bantamweight
  • Record: 4-0
  • Method: 2 KO/TKO, 1 Submission
  • Nashville MMA/Smyrna Jiu-Jitsu Nation
  • Lives in Nashville, Tennessee
  • Management: First Round Management

List of Accomplishments:

Attitude MMA Bantamweight Pro Champion

Blue belt in Jiu-Jitsu

Valor Fights Amateur Bantamweight Championship

  • What do you like to do outside of fighting?
    I like kicking it with the family or close friends I grew up with. Get on some video games. I just like chilling really.
  • Favorite striking and grappling technique?
    Liver shots and rear-naked choke.
  • Any MMA fighters that inspired you?
    Dan Henderson, my favorite fighter of all time. The way he knocked out fools with his right hand was crazy! Homie’s a brute.
  • Favorite current fighter?
    Vasyl Lomachenko. He’s unbelievable in the ring. And Jorge Masvidal, he’s just a cool dude. The way he fights is like on some street-style s**t.
  • Lion King or Toy Story? 
    Lion King.
  • PlayStation or Xbox? 
    PlayStation.
  • Skittles or M&M’s? 
    M&M’s. I have a bad sweet tooth for chocolate.
  • Favorite song? 
    Quintana Pt. 2 by Travis Scott
  • Favorite TV show? 
    Tied between Game of Thrones and Peaky Blinders.
  • Favorite Movie?
    Kill Bill. Any Quentin Tarantino movie really.
  • Cats or dogs?
    I love dogs.

Chris Ocon was born in Houston, Texas, but at the age of three, he moved to Nashville, Tennessee. Ocon found wrestling when he was 12-13. He took up wrestling following advice from his brother to help stay in shape for football. Unlike football, wrestling is an individual sport and that’s what drew Ocon in. He loved that in wrestling, it was all on you and you can’t blame anyone else. He had some negative things happening in his life, so wrestling was like the therapy to him, and he never wanted to leave the wrestling room so he didn’t have to return to reality. He made his amateur MMA debut in 2014 and had a successful career going 9-0. That includes his last amateur bout, winning the Valor Fights and the Summit FC title. A year later, Ocon made his professional debut and is now 4-0. He’s stayed fighting in the South including winning the Attitude MMA Bantamweight Championship in his last fight.

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