Learning to stay local is something that can quickly become a routine habit once you get bitten by the competition bug in the world of mixed martial arts, especially when promotions head to neighboring states to light the fuse of rivalry or settle an old score of the past once and for all. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will meet a buccaneer of the banks ready to churn out the cashflow at featherweight for Peak Fighting. A professional mixed martial artist since March 2022 and representing 4 OZ Fight Club, Sterling Ingram sports a 3-1 record in four outings inside the professional ranks consisting of two knockouts and one submission. Ingram has spent his entire arc as a professional MMA fighter with Peak Fighting and is 3-1 under their banner. He has spent his whole career in the United States in his home state of Texas. Ingram has finished all three of his victories over the course of his professional journey, with all of those finishes coming inside the distance.
In his professional MMA debut and promotional debut under the Peak Fighting banner at Peak Fighting 18, he faced Adonis Saucedo and went on to defeat him via technical knockout in the second round. Ingram submitted Enrique Owens via rear-naked choke in round three at Peak Fighting 24 to pick up his first and only submission win as a professional. Then at Peak Fighting 47, he defeated Patrick Hobbs via TKO in round two. The win scored Ingram the second knockout victory of his professional career in addition to earning his third win and finish under the Peak Fighting banner. He also picked up his third overall victory to start his story as a professional mixed martial artist in the process. At 3-1, Ingram is a prospect who will brutally secure under lock and key, his cut of the profits by force, if necessary to opponents who default on payments by the appointed hour of collection!
