The next-man-up mentality is true across the board in all sports when an athlete decides to exit stage left so they can leave whatever sport they were in a better place for future generations as part of their legacy. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will be introduced to a futuristic finishing artist ready to visualize his next lightweight canvas for Full Contact Contender. A professional mixed martial artist since December 2022 and representing Manchester Top Team, Callum Connor holds a undefeated 4-0 record comprised of three knockouts and one submission. He has fought for several promotions throughout his career in the professional MMA ranks including Anthony Pettis Fighting Championship and Budo Fighting Championships. Connor has never gone to the scorecards at any point in time over the course of his career as a professional MMA fighter and has a 100 percent finish rate. He is 1-0 under the Full Contact Contender banner. All of Connor’s finishes during his career as a professional mixed martial artist have come within the opening round in the space of five minutes or fewer. He has four first-round finishes in four professional appearances under his belt thus far.
In his MMA debut at Vida Fighting Championships Road to Venator, he faced Liam Desol and defeated him via TKO in the first round. Connor defeated Ste McLeland in round one at Budo Fighting Championships 57. He submitted Jose Manquiniche via rear-naked choke in the first round on the main card of Anthony Pettis Fighting Championship 8 Manchester Fight Night to score his first and only submission win as a professional.
Then in his promotional debut with Full Contact Contender on the main card of FCC 37, he defeated Warlen Lopes Mare via technical knockout in round one. The victory secured Connor the third knockout win of his professional career in addition to his first victory under the FCC banner. He also picked up his fourth consecutive win to begin his professional career in the process. Connor’s artistry comes in any and all shades of bright glory in his painted pallet at a single brushstroke!
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