Austin Bashi’s recent victory at Dana White’s Contender Series 70 has earned him a coveted UFC deal at the young age of 22. Despite multiple previous UFC inquiries, Bashi remained patient and focused on following the career plan laid out by his coaches at Warrior Way Martial Arts. This strategic approach prioritized gaining experience through tough fights before making his UFC debut.
During his fight against Dorian Ramos, Bashi displayed dominance from start to finish. Employing heavy wrestling and a relentless pace, he eventually secured a victory with a rear-naked choke in the second round. While some may criticize his approach as playing with his food, Bashi stands by his methodical strategy of wearing down opponents before going for the finish.
Bashi’s philosophy of not rushing the fight stems from his coaches’ advice to take his time and carefully assess the situation in the octagon. This patience and calculated approach have proven to be effective in his career thus far, as evidenced by his undefeated record. By staying composed and methodical, Bashi ensures that he is well-prepared for any challenge that comes his way.
With his eye set on making his promotional debut before the end of 2024, Bashi aims to stay active in the UFC and secure three to four fights per year. His long-term vision and commitment to steady progression demonstrate his dedication to becoming a successful and enduring fighter in the organization. By remaining patient and focused on his goals, Austin Bashi continues to set himself up for success in the competitive world of mixed martial arts.