Felipe Lima

Lima's record reads as a fighter who earned every step. A 15-2 professional mark with a high finish rate is the sort of ledger built on early stoppages rather than decisions, and it carried him from Brazilian regional cards to a European title and then to the UFC. The Oktagon bantamweight belt is the concrete achievement, a championship won in a promotion with a deep 135-pound division. His September 2026 win over Morgan Charriere in Paris, in front of a crowd backing his opponent, added the kind of road victory that changes how matchmakers view a fighter. At 28 he has already rebuilt his career once after a difficult personal stretch, and the featherweight move gives him a second division to prove himself in.