Marcio Navarro is a retired Brazilian professional mixed martial artist and professional kickboxer.
15 Facts About Marcio Navarro
Marcio Navarro is an instructor at Valor Martial Arts in Wichita, Kansas.
Marcio Navarro won the vacant ISKA light middleweight oriental rules world championship belt on September 21,2012, defeating Thomas Longacre by split decision.
Marcio Navarro was later stripped of the title because he was not defending it since he began to focus on his mixed martial arts career instead.
Marcio Navarro retired on July 21,2018, after a winning a fight by knockout via a head kick.
Marcio Navarro began his MMA career in 2008 with TKO victory over Sandro Vieira da Silva in his hometown of Indaiatuba, Brazil.
Marcio Navarro fought his first fight in the United States on November 9,2008, against Adam Sohayda in Orange County, California.
Marcio Navarro won the fight by TKO in the 2nd round.
Marcio Navarro has fought 29 fights in his career winning 15.
Marcio Navarro fought Donnie Bell at Bellator CIII and lost via submission by rear neck crank.
Marcio Navarro fought in his third Bellator fight at Bellator CXIII against Bobby Cooper and lost the fight via unanimous decision, extending his losing streak to four fights.
Marcio Navarro broke his losing streak with a 1st-round knockout of local fighter Demian Papagni.
Marcio Navarro fought his fourth Bellator fight at Bellator 130 against Cody Carrillo.
Marcio Navarro teaches kickboxing, MMA, Capoeira, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and fitness classes at Valor Martial Arts in Wichita, Kansas.
Marcio Navarro joined the United States Air Force Reserves in 2017 shortly after becoming a United States citizen.