| Pro Bare Knuckle Record | 1-0-0 | Wins-Losses-Draws (KOs) |
| Result | Opponent | Event | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Win | LEWIS RUMSEY |
BKFC 61 RIVERA vs STRAUS
May 11 2024 |
Pat Brady is primarily a BJJ fighter crossing over from MMA to BKFC. He’s earned a record of 5-1 upon his BKFC debut, and in that short time he won the heavyweight title in the Northeast regional promotion, Art of War. He also has fought in the PFL before entering the Squared Circle of the BKFC.
Expect some nasty work in the clinch and responsible defense from the MArtinez BJJ product and a “never say die” attitude. This guys is tough and he fights for his family and community.
Brady was taught to invest into himself early on in his blue collar working life. He was told by a boss, early on, “no one is going to invest in you if you don’t invest in yourself.” He invested a bit in himself by purchasing his own tools for his job and his boss gave him a raise later that week. Since then, all he does is invest in himself and those close to him and he’s gone on to run a successful renovation business.
Brady is a family man with three young kids and a wife who support him in all of his endeavors. The Irish-American leans into that heritage with Celtic tattoos and shamrocks in his promos.Look for a motivated and dangerous fighter in Pat Brady who will put everything on the line every time he toes the line.
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