Sports · Combat Sports · 3 hrs ago
Andre Fili Says He May Pursue Pro Wrestling After MMA
UFC fighter Andre Fili knocked out Kai Kamaka III in the second round at a UFC Fight Night on October 10.
Fili now has a professional MMA record of 26 wins and 14 losses.
He said he may pursue pro wrestling after his MMA career ends.
Fili also said he plans to use a “healthy amount” of steroids to get bigger for a possible move into wrestling.
He said he had passed 50 drug tests during his MMA career.
Fili has not given a timeline or confirmed a wrestling debut, and the next step he described is finishing his MMA career.
Andre Fili said he may pursue professional wrestling after his mixed martial arts career.
He made the comments after knocking out Kai Kamaka III in the second round at UFC Fight Night on October 10.
Fili said he planned to use steroids to get bigger after he finished fighting in MMA.
He has competed professionally since 2009 and has fought for the UFC since 2013.
- Who
- Andre Fili, a professional MMA fighter.
- What
- He said he may pursue a pro wrestling career after MMA and plans to get bigger.
- When
- He made the comments after his October 10 fight.
- Where
- On The Ariel Helwani Show.
- Why
- He said he would consider wrestling after his MMA career and wants to get bigger.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Fili began fighting professionally.
Fili began fighting for the UFC.
Fili knocked out Kai Kamaka III in the second round at UFC Fight Night.
Fili discussed a possible pro wrestling career on The Ariel Helwani Show.
- Fight record after win
- 26-14
- Opponent
- Kai Kamaka III
- Result
- Second-round knockout
- Professional fighting began
- 2009
- UFC career began
- 2013
What people are saying
when I’m done with my MMA career, I’m gonna get on a healthy amount of steroids, I’m gonna get big as f*ck and then you might see me in a pro wrestling ring.
In some tights and some boots.
Sources
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