Elvis Sinosic

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Elvis Sinosic
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Nickname The King of Rock n Rumble
Height 6ft 3 in (190 cm)
Weight 205 lb (90 kg)
Born February 13, 1971 (1971-02-13) (age 37)
Fighting out of Sydney, Australia
Town of birth Canberra, Australia
Fighting style Machado Jiu-Jitsu/Muay Thai
Mixed martial arts record
Wins 8
  By knockout 3
  By submission 5
Losses 11
Draws 2

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[edit] Biography

Born in Canberra, Australia to Croatian parents on February 13, 1971, Elvis Sinosic now resides in Sydney where he continues his martial arts training. Elvis currently runs Sinosic Perosh Martial Arts (SPMA) with business and training partner Anthony Perosh. Having trained in various arts for the last 20 years, the "King of Rock N Rumble" has been exposed to a myriad of art forms including:Freestyle Wrestling, Tae Kwon Do, Boxing, Jun Fan (Kali, Silat, Thai), Kai Shin Freestyle, Capoeira, Kickboxing, Judo, JB Will Shootfighting, and Machado BJJ. Sinosic holds a black belt in the art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Sinosic is a UFC veterean holding a record of 8 wins -- 11 losses -- 2 draws. He debuted in 1997 defeating Matt Rocca in Australia. In the year 2000, after an unexpected performance against Frank Shamrock, he made his UFC debut defeating Jeremy Horn by armbar at UFC 30. Sinosic was then offered a match with Tito Ortiz, the then UFC Light-Heavyweight Champion at UFC 32 but was defeated in the first round via TKO. He has since fought several times in the UFC, with matches against Evan Tanner, Renato Sobral, Forrest Griffin, and Alessio Sakara at UFC 57. Since then he has defeated Shamoji Fuiji and Mark Epstein both by armbar. Elvis' last fight in the UFC was a loss to Michael Bisping due to TKO (strikes) at UFC 70.

Elvis is known as a fighter who will take on the toughest of challenges. He is world famous in both submission grappling and the sport of mixed martial arts. Likewise, he has a superb reputation for acknowledging and recognizing the support of his fans.

The "King of Rock N Rumble" has been competing on a national level since 1995, and has competed in such prestigious events as the Abu Dhabi World Submission Championships, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and the K-1 Grand Prix as their highlighted superfight as well as Pancrase, RINGS, Warriors Realm, Fighter Extreme,UCC(now called TKO), Australian Vale Tudo Open and Caged Combat 1.

Sinosic's last fight was a KO loss to Paul Cahoon at Cage Rage 24 on December 1, 2007.

[edit] MMA Record

8 wins - 11 losses - 2 draws
Date Result Opponent Event Method Round : Time Notes
December 1, 2007 Loss Paul Cahoon Cage Rage 24 KO (Punch) Round 1 : 0:21
April 21, 2007 Loss Michael Bisping UFC 70 - Nations Collide TKO (Strikes) Round 2 : 1:40 Won Fight of the Night Honors
December 9, 2006 Win Mark Epstein Cage Rage 19 - Fearless Submission (Armbar) Round 1 : 2:37
September 30, 2006 Win Shamoji Fuji Xplosion Submission (Armbar) Round 1 : 2:40
February 4, 2006 Loss Alessio Sakara UFC 57 - Liddell vs Couture 3 Decision (Unanimous) Round 3 : 5:00
October 7, 2005 Loss Forrest Griffin UFC 55 - Fury TKO (Punches) Round 1 : 3:30
July 10, 2005 Draw Daijiro Matsui Pancrase - Spiral 5 Draw Round 2 : 5:00
September 3, 2004 Win Roberto Traven WR 1 - Warriors Realm 1 KO (Punch) Round 2
August 31, 2003 Loss Sanae Kikuta Pancrase - 10th Anniversary Show Decision (Unanimous) Round 3 : 5:00
May 2, 2003 Win August Wallen FE 3 - Fighter Extreme 3 Submission (Armbar) Round 1 : 5:36
July 13, 2002 Loss Renato Sobral UFC 38 - Brawl at the Hall Decision (Unanimous) Round 3 : 5:00
March 22, 2002 Loss Evan Tanner UFC 36 - Worlds Collide TKO (Cut) Round 1 : 2:06
June 29, 2001 Loss Tito Ortiz UFC 32 - Showdown in the Meadowlands TKO (Cut) Round 1 : 3:32 For UFC Light Heavyweight title
February 23, 2001 Win Jeremy Horn UFC 30 - Battle on the Boardwalk Submission (Triangle Armbar) Round 1 : 2:59
December 10, 2000 Loss Frank Shamrock K-1 - Grand Prix 2000 Final Decision Round 5 : 3:00
June 2, 2000 Draw Dave Beneteau UCC 1 - The New Beginning Draw Round 2 : 10:00
September 13, 1998 Loss Al Reynish Rings Australia - NR2 Submission (Frustration) Round 1 : 7:52
November 16, 1997 Win Daniel Bond AVT - Australia Vale Tudo TKO Round 1
November 16, 1997 Win Kevin McConachie AVT - Australia Vale Tudo TKO Round 1
March 22, 1997 Loss Chris Haseman Caged Combat 1 - Australian Ultimate Fighting Submission (Chin to the Eye) Round 1 : 2:47
March 22, 1997 Win Matt Rocca Caged Combat 1 - Australian Ultimate Fighting Submission (Strikes) Round 1 : 0:41

[edit] Sinosic Perosh Martial Arts Academy

Sinosic runs Sinosic Perosh Martial Arts (SPMA), with his business and training partner Anthony Perosh, a martial arts school located in Sydney Australia teaching Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai Kickboxing, Mixed Martial Arts, Wrestling and Yoga.

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