Fighting out of Westland, Michigan, Justin Street is a dedicated family man who balances his career as a concrete worker for Creative Home Solutions with a deep commitment to his wife and four children. As an active father, he spends his time disc golfing, visiting the beach, and supporting his son through a challenging battle with kidney disease. Street’s resilience was forged early; he grew up poor in a rough neighborhood and overcame a broken neck suffered in high school football—an injury doctors said would end his athletic life. Today, he credits his father for steering him toward sports and his nutritionist, Mike Toler, for putting him in the best shape of his career.

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Street’s entry into boxing began at age 10 after he was jumped for his shoes by a group of older kids, prompting his grandfather to start him in the gym. A two-time Golden Gloves winner and a top-ranked amateur MMA fighter in Michigan, Street nearly walked away from the sport after years of being used as a "feeder" in unfair matchups. His career was revitalized after he traveled to Alabama for a BKFC tryout and earned a spot on the roster. Training at Strikes MMA, he utilizes a boxing heavy style inspired by Roy Jones Jr. and Vasiliy Lomachenko, leaning on high-level head movement and "unrecognizable" footwork. A modern-day gladiator and people-pleaser, Street thrives on the intensity of the exchange, fighting with a simple motto: "One foot in front of the other—get hit and never quit."

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