OTHER VITALS
CAREER STATUS: Prime
WALKOUT THEME: Varies
SPONSORS: Steel City Brewing, RustBelt Performance, HexClinch Gear

FIGHTING STYLE
PRIMARY: Pressure Boxing
SECONDARY: Defensive Wrestling
STANCE: Orthodox

STRENGTHS
+ High-output jab pressure
+ Cardio that rarely dips
+ Good defensive clinch instincts

WEAKNESSES
– Susceptible to submissions
– Sometimes too willing to brawl
– Limited creativity in grappling transitions

STATISTICAL INFORMATION
#1 Punches: 17
#2 Kicks: 11
#3 Clinch Striking: 13
#4 Clinch Grappling: 12
#5 Strength: 14
#6 Agility: 13
#7 Dodging: 12
#8 Takedowns: 11
#9 Takedown Defense: 15
#10 Heart: 18
#11 Ground & Pound: 12
#12 Ground Game: 10
#13 Submissions: 7
#14 Submission Defense: 11
#15 Conditioning: 18
#16 Toughness: 15
#17 Control: 11
#18 Aggressiveness: 14
#19 KO Resistance: 14

CONTRACT
4 FIGHTS – $50,000 (NON-EXCLUSIVE)
(4 FIGHTS LEFT)

CAREER EARNINGS: $___

ACCOLADES
CHAMPIONSHIPS: 0
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HONORS: 0
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FIGHT OF THE NIGHT: 0
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PERFORMANCE OF THE NIGHT: 0
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BACKSTORY
Bobbie Ingram grew up in a working-class Pittsburgh neighborhood where toughness was currency. Originally a Golden Gloves boxer, Ingram transitioned into MMA after seeing regional fighters make it out of the factory life he was surrounded by. His straightforward, gritty approach defined him. Relentless jab pressure, walk-forward grit, and the conditioning of a man who spent years carrying metal sheets in a factory.

His DRIP 5 appearance was his first taste of big show lights, but his submission loss to Ray Rogers exposed the hole in his game, grappling composure. Since then, he’s been training heavily with a BJJ-heavy team in Cleveland, rebuilding his confidence. Ingram remains determined to claw his way back to another shot at Union GP contention.