Gregory Rodrigues Record, KOs, Fight Time And How To Watch

InnovationGamingHow Good Is Gregory 'Robocop' Rodrigues, UFC Sacramento HeadlinerByBrian Mazique, Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Brian Mazique has covered combat sports and video games since 2011.Follow AuthorAug 22, 2026, 06:11pm EDTAug 22, 2026, 06:15pm EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.SummaryGregory "Robocop" Rodrigues, celebrated for his powerful one-punch knockouts and 18-6 record with 10 TKO wins, headlines UFC Fight Night Sacramento against Anthony "Fluffy" Hernandez this Saturday. Ranked 13th at middleweight, Rodrigues boasts an impressive 78% finish rate. His opponent, Hernandez, known for his relentless pace and energy-draining style, enters the bout after an eight-fight win streak was snapped. For Rodrigues, preventing Hernandez's takedowns and securing a quick finish will be crucial, as the longer the fight extends, the more it favors Hernandez, who can exploit Rodrigues' past struggles with pressure and gas tank issues. The main card airs live from the Golden 1 Center on Paramount+ at 8 p.m. ET. Show More SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 21: Gregory Rodrigues of Brazil poses on the scale during the UFC Fight Night official weigh-in at the Holiday Inn Sacramento Downtown – Arena on August 21, 2026 in Sacramento, California. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)Zuffa LLCGregory "Robocop" Rodrigues is known for huge, one-punch knockouts. He's racked up his share of performance bonuses in his UFC career. On Saturday, he faces Anthony "Fluffy" Hernandez in the UFC Fight Night Sacramento main event. How good is Robocop? Let's talk MMA. Gregory Rodrigues Key FactsDetailInfoPro record18-6UFC rankingNo. 13 at middleweightWins by TKO10Wins by submission4Wins by decision4Finish rate14 of 18 winsUFC run, 2021 to 20259-3Height and reach6'3", 75 inchesBornFebruary 17, 1992, Manaus, BrazilFights out ofDeerfield Beach, FloridaOpponentAnthony "Fluffy" HernandezEventUFC Fight Night: Hernandez vs. RodriguesDate and venueSaturday, August 22, 2026, Golden 1 Center, SacramentoPrelims5 p.m. ETMain card8 p.m. ETHow to watchParamount+Rodrigues is 18-6 with ten of those wins by TKO, which is the whole case for your read. He is ranked 13th at middleweight. The counter-argument sits across the cage. Hernandez was on an eight-fight run before Sean Strickland ended it in February, and the UFC framed this as his pace against Rodrigues' power. The key to victory for Rodrigues will be to stop Hernandez's takedown attempts. If Hernandez can get the big man off his feet, he'll be able to impose his energy-draining style, which has been Robocop's kryptonite. Jared Cannonier dug into Rodrigues' gas tank in 2025. He didn't do it with grappling, but he did tax the Brazilian with pressure. Basically, the quicker Rodrigues can get this over with, the better. The longer the fight goes the more you have to favor Hernandez. Finish breakdown below is as recorded on Tapology. How Gregory Rodrigues Wins FightsMethodWinsShareTKO1056%Submission422%Decision422%Total finishes14 of 1878%More MMA CoverageMORE FOR YOUMoses Itauma vs. Jermaine Franklin: Results, Highlights And ReactionsDana White 'Finalizing' Massive Shakur Stevenson DealEddie Hearn Accepts Dana White's $30 Million ChallengeFull UFC Fight Night CardMain Card185 lbs.: Anthony Hernandez vs. Gregory Rodrigues265 lbs.: Serghei Spivac vs. Vitor Petrino205 lbs.: Reinier de Ridder vs. Roman Dolidze155 lbs.: MarQuel Mederos vs. Mason Jones125 lbs.: Carli Judice vs. Jeisla Chaves265 lbs.: Anthony Wint vs. Terrance ChatmanPrelims145 lbs.: Jamall Emmers vs. Lerryan Douglas265 lbs.: Shamil Gaziev vs. Kennedy Nzechukwu155 lbs.: Nasrat Haqparast vs. Chris Padilla145 lbs.: Marcio Barbosa vs. Ryan Kuse155 lbs.: Gauge Young vs. Stan Dorsainvil185 lbs.: Jackson McVey vs. Wes Schultz115 lbs.: Shanelle Dyer vs. Elise ReedEditorial StandardsReprints & PermissionsLOADING VIDEO PLAYER...FORBES’ FEATURED VideoExplore Topic