The journey back to professional golden glory often means fighters going through a stretch of hardship and learning the bitter truth about what they really want from an athletic standpoint even if it means starting anew with a fresh dream with a retooled storyline with added motivation towards the final destination to correct the missing pieces of fortune’s faulty narrative. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will meet a sledgehammer of snowbound Swedish blitzes out to deliver Roman thunder and show Middleweights he is much more than eye candy for Cage Warriors at Cage Warriors 183 on March 8. A professional mixed martial artist since January 2019 and representing Kraft Kampsport, Robin Roos holds a 7-5 record with all seven of those victories coming via knockout. He fought for Superior Challenge prior to making his promotional debut with Cage Warriors at Cage Warriors 175 in July 2024. Roos has a 100 percent finishing rate and has spent the majority of his professional career in his home nation of Sweden.
In his professional MMA debut at Fight Club Rush 4, he faced Oskar Sivard and went on to knock him out in the second round. Roos defeated Christopher Jeanpier Basauri Corrales via technical knockout in round two at Superior Challenge 19. Then at Superior Challenge 21 Stockholm, he defeated Cristian Corujo via TKO in round two. Roos defeated Martin Hudson via technical knockout in the second round at Superior Challenge 22. He defeated Hakon Foss in round one at Superior Challenge 24. Roos knocked out Andi Vrtcic in the first round at FNC 11 Fight for Legacy. He defeated Kevin Fryer via technical knockout in round two at Superior Challenge 26 Legends to earn the seventh knockout win of his professional career in addition to his seventh victory and finish.
In his second appearance under the Cage Warriors banner at Cage Warriors 183 on March 8, he will face the undefeated Mario Mingaj in a Middleweight contest. Good luck Robin!
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