My proudest moment was my Pan Am gold (blue belt). Not really a huge deal but I had so many hard fights that day and my team(Boston BJJ) and my coach (Roberto Maia) were so proud of me. It felt great to make them proud.

To build successful fighters from my gym. To make a difference in the quality of life of my students.

It's my life. I promote, I matchmake, I ref, I teach, I learn.

Professionally: I pride myself on making fair matches for my promotion.

Fighting: I can take a punch:)

Kenflo is my favorite fighter cause he's my bro and I told him long before he ever considered fighting MMA that he would be a champion. I love to see good people succeed.

186 today!

Currently I'm matchmaking for Full Force Productions based out of Massachusetts of which I am co-owner.

I own and operate Boneyard Freestyle Fighting located in Taunton, Ma.

I have two teenage sons who are the pride of my life and my beautiful wife Stacey.

Age 10 - began Tae kwon do. Age 26 - realized I wasted 16 years learning the wrong art. Began training at Boston BJJ.

1996, started teaching old karate buddies my new found jiu jitsu moves.

1999 opened the Boneyard.

I've had the pleasure of training with some of the best in the business. Mark Delagrotte is my Muay Thai coach, Kenny Florian was my MMA coach for many years. I've worked extensively with Keith Rockel. Roberto Maia is my BJJ coach and mentor.

All the names listed above have had the most influence in my training over the years. All these men I consider my brothers as well as all my training partners at the Boneyard.

Consists of conditioning and MMA sparring.

I love to stand and bang. I'm comfortable on the ground and I'm probably more skilled on the ground but I love the feeling of swapping punches.

Graeme Prue is my conditioning coach.

Mark Delagrotte is my Muay Thai coach.

I train with my Boneyard brothers who teach me lessons every day. Bobby Dias, Lance Everson, Matt Fletcher and the list goes on.

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Amateur: 12-7

Pro: 5-1