Jarjis Danho Record: 6-1-1

UFC run

Danho's promotional debut came at UFC Fight Night 84 in February 2016, where he dropped a decision to the experienced Daniel Omielańczuk in a step up against established UFC competition. He returned at UFC Fight Night 93 in September 2016, fighting Christian Colombo to a decision draw against an 8-1 opponent. After a lengthy layoff, he authored the signature moment of his UFC tenure at UFC on ABC 2 in April 2021, flattening Yorgan De Castro with a first-round right hook for a clean knockout — the kind of one-punch finish that had defined his entire career.

Fighting style

Danho is a knockout artist in the purest heavyweight sense. All six of his professional wins came by KO or TKO, a 100 percent finish rate driven by genuine one-shot power and a massive, durable frame rather than technical volume. His game is built around landing heavy hands early, as the first-round right-hook knockout of De Castro made plain. The flip side, true to the archetype, is that when his power did not end matters, the picture changed: both of his non-wins — a decision loss to Omielańczuk and a draw with Colombo — went the distance, where conditioning and output across three rounds tested the limits of a late-starting, power-first heavyweight.

Career highlights

• First-round UFC knockout — dropped Yorgan De Castro with a right hook at UFC on ABC 2, the standout win of his Octagon run.
• Perfect finishing rate — all six of his professional victories came by knockout, a 100 percent finish rate that earned him the "Man Mountain" billing.
• Beat decorated veterans on the way up — knocked out experienced names like 24-5 Marcus Vänttinen and 13-win Stefan Traunmuller to rise among Europe and the Middle East's top heavyweights.