
UFC · Light Heavyweight · Unranked
Mauricio Rua
“Shogun”
27-14-1
Record
21
KO/TKO wins
1
Sub wins
5
Decision wins
Photo: ESPN
Tale of the Tape
Age
44
Height
6' 1"
Reach
76"
Stance
Orthodox
Country
Brazil
Key Stats
64%
Win Rate
81%
Finish Rate
21
KO/TKO Wins
1
Submission Wins
2
Title Fight Wins
42
Pro Fights
Advanced Stats
Color = level vs. divisionStriking
Grappling
Career
Win Methods
Nobody hands you anything at light heavyweight. Mauricio Rua — "Shogun" to fight fans — has built a 27-14 record the hard way, one fight at a time since leaving Brazil's regional scene.
On the feet he's a problem: 3.57 significant strikes a minute at 61% accuracy, and 78% of his wins end in a knockout. The math is bad for anyone standing across from him. Add a 76" reach, and the puzzle gets harder still.
He's coming off a loss to Ihor Potieria. Careers aren't defined by the fall, though; they're defined by the rebound.
At 44, the window is what it is — which tends to make every remaining fight more honest, and more dangerous.
Recent Fights
Ihor Potieria
KO/TKO (Punches) R1 · Jan 22, 2023
UFC 283: Teixeira vs. Hill
Ovince Saint Preux
Decision - Split · May 8, 2022
UFC 274: Oliveira vs. Gaethje
Paul Craig
KO/TKO (Punches) R2 · Nov 22, 2020
UFC 255: Figueiredo vs. Perez
Rogerio Nogueira
Decision - Split · Jul 26, 2020
UFC Fight Night: Whittaker vs. Till
Paul Craig
Draw R3 · Nov 17, 2019
UFC Fight Night: Blachowicz vs. Jacare
Latest / Mauricio Rua News

Glover Teixeira Wants Gustafsson Boxing Rematch After Beating Shogun Rua
Teixeira, 33-9 in MMA, took an eight-round decision over Rua in his boxing debut and now wants to settle a 2017 score with Alexander Gustafsson in 2027.
Aug 30, 2026

Glover Teixeira Outweighs Shogun Rua by 10 Pounds for Sao Paulo Boxing Bout
Two former UFC light heavyweight champs make weight for an eight-round boxing match, but the real weight story belongs to a 33-pound judo gap.
Aug 28, 2026

Shogun Rua Says His Boxing Match With Glover Teixeira Is the End
The former UFC and PRIDE champ came out of retirement only for Glover Teixeira. After Saturday in Sao Paulo, he says the gloves stay off for good.
Aug 25, 2026