Dan Barrera

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Dan Barrera
Statistics
Height 5' 9"
Weight 170
Nationality American
Born
Town of birth Rupert, Idaho
Mixed martial arts record
Wins 1
Losses 1
Draws 0

6 amatuer MMA bouts all victorious.

Daniel Barrera is an American professional mixed martial artist. Born and raised on a farm in Rupert, ID, Daniel excelled as a wrestler at Minico High School, making it to the state championships in 1999. Upon graduating, Barrera enlisted in the Air Force, taking up boxing and compiled a 15-3-0 record including a hard-fought loss to 2004 Olympic gold medalist Andre Ward. After being transferred to Fort Knox in Kentucky, the lack of a boxing gym in the area turned Barrera to hand-to-hand combat training with other soldiers, and an MMA career was born. Upon his honorable discharge in 2005 after a tour in Pakistan, he moved back to Idaho with his wife and began training while working for the Rupert Fire Department. He was a contestant on The Ultimate Fighter: Team Hughes vs. Team Serra, fighting on Team Hughes.[1] He is currently pursuing his degree in criminology, but put that on hold while pursuing his dream of becoming the next Ultimate Fighter.

[edit] External links

Professional MMA record for Dan Barrera from Sherdog

[edit] The Ultimate Fighter

Dan was eliminated in the first round of The Ultimate Fighter 6, by Ben Saunders via split decision after two rounds.

Dan was defeated by Ben Saunders at The Ultimate Fighter: Team Hughes vs. Team Serra Finale via unanimous decision.

[edit] MMA Record

0-1-0 (wins-losses-draws)
Result Opponent Method Event Title Date Round Time
Loss Ben Saunders Unanimous Decision The Ultimate Finale 6 12/08/2007 3 5:00
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