Mitch Ramirez

Overview

Mitch Ramirez has fought four times on the biggest stages his division offers, and three of those losses came before the final bell. In the UFC he is 0-3, and he carries a three-fight losing streak into his next bout.

The lightweight is 8-4 as a professional across all promotions. That total includes a Dana White's Contender Series appearance, which isn't part of his UFC record.

UFC Career

Ramirez's first look at the UFC pipeline came at Dana White's Contender Series 7.4 in August 2023, where he lost to Carlos Prates by KO/TKO at 1:14 of the second round. That fight doesn't count toward his UFC record.

He made his UFC debut in March 2024 at UFC Fight Night: Tuivasa vs. Tybura against Thiago Moises and lost by KO/TKO at 0:15 of the third round. That's two rounds survived and then 15 seconds short of a decision.

More than a year passed before his next appearance. In July 2025 he faced Mike Davis and was stopped by KO/TKO at 4:08 of the second round, almost the full five minutes.

His most recent fight, in July 2026, was his quickest loss. Chase Hooper submitted him at 2:15 of the first round.

Three UFC fights, three stoppages, and no decision loss among them.

Fighting Style

Ramirez is a striker who lands and absorbs at a typical UFC rate but is hit more often than most. His defense is the weak point of his stand-up game.

The grappling side offers little to lean on. He rarely shoots for takedowns, rarely hunts for submissions, and gets taken down more than most.

Two of his three UFC losses came by KO/TKO, the other by submission.

Quick Facts

• Division: Lightweight
• UFC record: 0-3
• Professional record (all promotions): 8-4-0
• UFC debut: 2024
• Stance: Orthodox
• Height: 5'10"
• Reach: 70.5"
• Born: United States