Antonio Trócoli Record: 12-7-0

UFC run

By the time Trócoli reached the UFC, he was matched against a brutal slate of rising prospects. In June 2024 he faced the unbeaten 12-0 Shara Magomedov and was stopped by knee and punches in the third round. That November, Tresean Gore caught him in a first-round standing guillotine. The pattern continued at UFC 323 in December 2025, where unbeaten prospect Mansur Abdul-Malik submitted him with a first-round guillotine. In March 2026 he dropped a three-round unanimous decision to Mantas Kondratavičius, leaving him searching for his first Octagon win against a run of dangerous, surging opponents.

Fighting style

Trócoli is built around his length and his grappling. Five of his 12 wins have come by submission and three by knockout, a 67% finish rate that reflects an offense-minded fighter who uses his reach to set up chokes and his height to create angles. His jiu-jitsu base is genuine and his regional run was full of slick finishes. The UFC, however, has been unforgiving: three of his four Octagon losses have come in the first round, two of them to guillotines, pointing to vulnerabilities in scramble exchanges and front-headlock defense against elite competition. The tools are real, but the margin for error at the sport's highest level has proven slim.

Career highlights

• Five-fight finishing streak to open his career — debuted with five straight wins, four by submission, establishing his jiu-jitsu pedigree on the Brazilian scene.
• Decision win over veteran Wendell Oliveira — outpointed a seasoned 24-9 opponent in 2015, his most notable regional result.
• 67% career finish rate — five submissions and three knockouts across 12 wins, built on a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and a 79-inch reach.