Terrence Mitchell

Overview

Two UFC fights, two first-round stoppages, and both of them ended against him. Terrence Mitchell, a bantamweight from Anchorage, Alaska, is 14-4-0 as a professional across all promotions, but his UFC record is 0-2.

Both UFC losses came by KO/TKO inside the first round. He comes into his next fight on a two-fight losing streak.

UFC Career

Mitchell made his UFC debut on the UFC 290 card, a loss to Cameron Saaiman by KO/TKO in round one at 3:10. Two months later, at UFC Fight Night: Grasso vs. Shevchenko 2, he met Raul Rosas Jr. and was stopped again, this time at 0:54 of the first round.

Neither fight left time for a read on him. It's a small sample, but not a kind one.

Fighting Style

Mitchell is a fighter who takes more punishment than he gives. He lands less than most in the UFC, gets hit often, and has trouble connecting or avoiding strikes when the fight stays standing.

His one clear strength is wrestling volume. He shoots for takedowns far more often than the UFC average, but he is easy to take down himself, so the grappling is a source of exposure as well as offense. He rarely hunts for submissions, so his takedown attempts are not aimed at finishing.

Both of his UFC losses came by KO/TKO.

Quick Facts

• Division: Bantamweight
• UFC record: 0-2
• Professional record (all promotions): 14-4-0
• UFC debut: 2023
• Stance: Orthodox
• Height: 5'10"; reach: 74"
• Born: Anchorage, United States