ALEC CONNELLY
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McCARTHY vs CONNELLY
August 10, 2024 2:00 PM
August 10, 2024 2:00 PM
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Lightweight
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67in / 171cm
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1.7526
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age
03/1995
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Nationality
United Kingdom
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Alec Connelly is an English mixed martial artist and kickboxer who got his start back in 2014 as an amateur. He got off to a hot start but has been cold lately and out since 2016 as he makes his promotional debut in a new sport.
In MMA, Connelly has a nice mix of submission, TKO and decision wins proving he is solid wherever the fight may go. This translates well to bare-knuckle as we have seen grapplers and wrestlers doing better than expected and cardio can be an issue for people despite the fight only being a total of 10 minutes. Obviously, his ability to knock out his opponent will come in most handy when he hears “knuckle up,” and the fists start flying. Lastly, on his formal online record, all losses have come via decision, again in MMA so he has a chin that can bail him out of any immediate trouble.
Connelly likes to travel and has a young son with whom he loves being around whenever possible. His gym mates and training partners are like family to him and he credits a lot of them with his signing to the BKFC which came to fruition through a tryout session held across the pond.
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McCARTHY vs CONNELLY
August 10, 2024
August 10, 2024 2:00 PM
COVENTRY, UNITED KINGDOM
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