Henrique da Silva Record: 19-10-0

Grinding the Brazilian circuit

The bouts captured here trace a fighter who stayed busy on Brazil's developmental scene over nearly a decade. After a 2018 decision win over Ítalo Trindade at Vila FC 1, da Silva returned with another decision victory over Ricardo de Almeida at Brazilian Fighting Series 7 in March 2022. The later stretch proved tougher: he dropped back-to-back decisions to Tony Silva at Touros FC 6 in March 2023 and to the unbeaten Robison Santos at Jungle Fight 118 in July 2023, two close, hard-fought losses against opponents on the rise. Across the run, da Silva's appeal was always his finishing power, even as the decisions piled up in his later regional appearances.

Fighting style

Da Silva is a striker first, second and third. His finish breakdown is among the most lopsided of any fighter at his level: 17 of his 19 wins have come by knockout, with just one submission and one decision, a 95% finish rate that tells you exactly what he is hunting once the cage door closes. The Muay Thai black belt fuels heavy, technical stand-up, and his 6'3" frame gives him the length to keep range and land power shots. The honest counterweight is durability and defense – his loss column includes multiple knockout and submission defeats, the mark of a high-risk, high-reward fighter who lives and dies by the knockout. When his offense connects, fights tend to end quickly; when it doesn't, he has shown he can be caught.

Career highlights

• Knockout specialist — 17 of his 19 career wins have come by knockout, one of the highest KO totals you will find at light heavyweight.
• 95% finish rate — only one of his victories has ever gone to the scorecards, underscoring a relentlessly finish-first approach.
• Muay Thai black belt — the disciplined striking pedigree behind his "Frankenstein" power, sharpened with the Roxo Striker team.