UFC Inks Undefeated Prospect Sean Brady

Former Cage Fury Fighting Championship (CFFC) welterweight champion Sean Brady is bringing his undefeated 10-0 pro record to the big show in 2019, per a recent announcement by CFFC.
Brady, 26, is expected to make his Octagon debut at UFC o…

Former Cage Fury Fighting Championship (CFFC) welterweight champion Sean Brady is bringing his undefeated 10-0 pro record to the big show in 2019, per a recent announcement by CFFC.

Brady, 26, is expected to make his Octagon debut at UFC on ESPN 2 later this month in his hometown of Philadelphia, but nothing is official at this time.

The rising welterweight prospect captured the CFFC title with a submission win over Mike Jones back in 2017. Brady then defended his 170-pound throne this past February with a fourth-round knockout over dangerous striker Taj Abdul-Hakim. It was Brady’s first knockout finish since landing a spinning back fist on Chauncey Foxworth back in 2016.

Brady, who trains out of the Renzo Gracie team in Philadelphia alongside the likes for former UFC champion Eddie Alvarez, has a lot to offer the UFC’s already stacked 170-pound division. The young prospect has finished 50 percent of his professional fights and already holds a unanimous decision win over former Ultimate Fighter winner Colton Smith.

While Brady’s debut has yet to be finalized, UFC would be silly to keep him off of a card in his own backyard. After all, Brady has fought all but one of his 10 professional bouts in either Philadelphia or Atlantic City.