128 matches, 118–10, from a high-school gym in Apple Valley to a gold medal in Tokyo to the first round of a UFC main card. Every opponent, every score, and the footage where it exists.
The fullest account he has given of the whole arc — Apple Valley, the last-half-second takedown in Tokyo, walking away from the mat, the WWE years, the Bills, and why he decided to fight. Embedded from the JRE channel's own upload.
JRE MMA Show #172 with Gable Steveson · uploaded by PowerfulJRE · 2 h 16 min. Embedded from the publisher's own channel; this site hosts no video.
Printed to order. The numbers, the places and the moments — 0.5 seconds, 210–3, shoes left in the middle of the mat.
Yes. He signed with the UFC and is 1-1-0 there, 4-1-0 in professional MMA overall, fighting at heavyweight.
He is 26, born on 31 May 2000 in Apple Valley, Minnesota.
5' 11", with a 74" reach, competing at 249 lbs..
No bout is currently announced.
12 September 2025, at LFA 217, where he stopped Braden Peterson in the first round.
Nine opponents across his amateur wrestling career, most recently Wyatt Hendrickson in the 2025 NCAA final, and one as a professional: Sean Sharaf, who knocked him out twelve seconds into their bout at UFC 331 in September 2026.