Former UFC bantamweight champion Sean O’Malley has experienced a meteoric rise in the UFC, thanks to his exciting fighting style and mic skills that captivate fans and make them eager to watch him in every bout.
His one-shot knockout capability is among my top betting MMA picks because once he lands his signature right-hand punch, it’s almost over for his opponent. But what is “Suga Sean’s” MMA record? Find out below.
What Is Sean O’Malley’s Record?
| Wins | Losses | TKO/KOs | Finish Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | 3 | 13 | 70% |
Did Sean O’Malley Lose His Title?
Yes, O’Malley lost his title to Merab Dvalishvili last September at UFC 306 via unanimous decision, as he had no answer for “The Machine’s” top-tier wrestling and grappling skills.
O’Malley tried to recapture the championship belt in their rematch at UFC 316 last June, but sustained another defeat, this time, a second-round submission loss.
How Much Did Sean O’Malley Make in His Last Fight?
O’Malley’s latest estimated payout at UFC Freedom 250 against Aiemann Zahabi on June 14 was over $1 million, which included his base pay, PPV share, and other bonuses.
What Is Sean O’Malley’s Walkout Song?
O’Malley’s iconic walkout song was “Superstar” by Lupe Fiasco, which added to his popularity, as the lyrics of the song resonated with him.
However, in his most recent fight at UFC 316, he used “God Bless the USA” by Lee Greenwood as his walkout song for that specific fight.
Did Sean O’Malley Retire?
No, O’Malley remains an active fighter on the UFC roster.
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