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Alberth Bahamondes, 18-year-old brother of UFC's Ignacio Bahamondes, won his LFA debut with a first-round finish of Joey Hart, per Bloody Elbow.
What we know
- Belal Muhammad, who trains with him, called him the 'most dangerous teenager in the world' on X.
Reported, not confirmed
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Alberth Bahamondes, 18, beat Joey Hart by first-round finish in his LFA debut on Friday night, according to Bloody Elbow.
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Bahamondes is the younger brother of UFC fighter Ignacio Bahamondes.
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His only pro loss was a split decision in Fusion Fighting Championship in January 2025.
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Alberth Bahamondes, the 18-year-old younger brother of UFC fighter Ignacio Bahamondes, won his LFA debut on Friday night, according to Bloody Elbow. He dropped Joey Hart with a clean combination in about a minute and finished him with ground-and-pound.
The welterweight is nine fights into his pro career. He started 5-0 with five finishes, including an Empire MMA title, and his only loss was a split decision in Fusion Fighting Championship in January 2025. He also won in the first round in September 2025 and April 2026.
Former UFC welterweight champion Belal Muhammad, who trains with him, wrote on X: "Most dangerous teenager in the world."
The welterweight is nine fights into his pro career. He started 5-0 with five finishes, including an Empire MMA title, and his only loss was a split decision in Fusion Fighting Championship in January 2025. He also won in the first round in September 2025 and April 2026.
Former UFC welterweight champion Belal Muhammad, who trains with him, wrote on X: "Most dangerous teenager in the world."
- Summary
- Alberth Bahamondes, 18-year-old brother of UFC's Ignacio Bahamondes, won his LFA debut with a first-round finish of Joey Hart, per Bloody Elbow.
- Key points (one per line)
- Bahamondes needed about one minute to drop Hart and finish him with ground-and-pound, according to Bloody Elbow.
He is nine fights into his pro career with one loss, a split decision in January 2025.
Belal Muhammad, who trains with him, wrote on X: "Most dangerous teenager in the world."
- Also reported by (Name | URL per line)
- Bloody Elbow | https://bloodyelbow.com/2026/10/31/ufc-contenders-brother-called-most-dangerous-teen-in-the-world-after-vicious-first-round-ko/
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