Alex Morono: UFC Record, Fight History & Bio

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Fighter metrics

Wins by KO: 5
Wins by submission: 6
Wins by decision: 7
Significant strikes / fight: 51.5

Striking accuracy

41%

1,242 landed · 3,012 attempted

Takedown accuracy

26%

Recent fight form

Latest 5 verified results in our archive · 2024-04-06 to 2026-02-07

Wins

1 / 5

Losses

4 / 5

Historical results, not a prediction. See opponents and methods in fight history below.

Fight history

Daniil Donchenko
Feb 7, 2026
Loss
Decision - Unanimous · Round 3 · 5:00
Carlos Leal
Mar 8, 2025
Loss
KO/TKO · Round 1 · 4:16
Daniel Rodriguez
Oct 12, 2024
Loss
Decision - Split · Round 3 · 5:00
Niko Price
Jun 1, 2024
Loss
Decision - Unanimous · Round 3 · 5:00
Court McGee
Apr 6, 2024
Win
Decision - Unanimous · Round 3 · 5:00
Joaquin Buckley
Oct 7, 2023
Loss
Decision - Unanimous · Round 3 · 5:00
Tim Means
May 13, 2023
Win
Submission · Round 2 · 2:09
Santiago Ponzinibbio
Dec 10, 2022
Loss
KO/TKO · Round 3 · 2:29
Matthew Semelsberger
Jul 30, 2022
Win
Decision - Unanimous · Round 3 · 5:00
Mickey Gall
Dec 4, 2021
Win
Decision - Unanimous · Round 3 · 5:00
David Zawada
Sep 4, 2021
Win
Decision - Unanimous · Round 3 · 5:00
Donald Cerrone
May 8, 2021
Win
KO/TKO · Round 1 · 4:40
Anthony Pettis
Dec 19, 2020
Loss
DEC · Round 3 · 5:00
Rhys McKee
Nov 14, 2020
Win
DEC · Round 3 · 5:00
Khaos Williams
Feb 8, 2020
Loss
KO/TKO · Round 1 · 0:27
Max Griffin
Oct 12, 2019
Win
Decision - Unanimous · Round 3 · 5:00
Zak Ottow
Mar 9, 2019
Win
KO/TKO · Round 1 · 3:34
Song Kenan
Nov 24, 2018
Win
DEC · Round 3 · 5:00
Shiyotan Mein
Jul 28, 2018
Loss
DEC · Round 3 · 5:00
Joshua Burkman
Feb 18, 2018
Win
Submission · Round 1 · 2:11

Alex Morono Bio

Alex Morono is an American mixed martial artist from Houston, Texas, who competed in the UFC welterweight division under the nickname “The Great White.” He began training in January 2007, turned professional in 2010 and made his UFC debut at UFC 195 on January 2, 2016, defeating Kyle Noke by split decision. The UFC profile lists Morono as a kickboxer who trains at Gracie Barra The Woodlands, with a height of 5 feet 11 inches and a 72-inch reach.

Morono developed a reputation as a durable, experienced welterweight who combined kickboxing with submission skills. His UFC career included victories over Donald Cerrone, Tim Means, Matthew Semelsberger, Court McGee and other established opponents. Before joining the UFC, he won the Legacy Fighting Championship welterweight title, and the UFC profile identifies the guillotine choke and head kick among his favorite techniques.

Morono’s most recent UFC appearance was a unanimous-decision loss to Daniil Donchenko on February 7, 2026. On February 11, 2026, Sherdog reported that the UFC had parted ways with him after the bout; the promotion’s athlete profile currently lists his status as “Not Fighting.” His date of birth is August 16, 1990.

Record: 24-13-0
Division: Welterweight
Fighting style: Kickboxer
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 5' 11"
Weight: 170 lbs.
Reach: 72"
Leg reach: 39.00
Gym / team: Gracie Barra The Woodlands (2007–present)
Nationality: Houston, United States
Fighting out of: Houston, Texas, United States
Birth date: Aug 16, 1990 (age 36)
Age: 36
Birthplace: , ,
Country: United States

Alex Morono Questions & Answers

Who is Alex Morono?

Alex Morono is an American professional mixed martial artist from Houston, Texas, who competed in the UFC welterweight division as “The Great White.”

When was Alex Morono born?

Alex Morono was born on August 16, 1990, in Houston, Texas.

What division did Alex Morono compete in?

Alex Morono competed primarily in the UFC welterweight division.

How tall is Alex Morono?

Alex Morono is listed at 5 feet 11 inches tall, with a 72-inch reach.

When did Alex Morono make his UFC debut?

Alex Morono made his UFC debut on January 2, 2016, at UFC 195, defeating Kyle Noke by split decision.

What is Alex Morono’s fighting style?

Alex Morono is listed by the UFC as a kickboxer. His career profile also highlights submission ability, particularly the guillotine choke, alongside striking techniques such as the head kick.

What happened in Alex Morono’s most recent UFC fight?

Alex Morono lost a unanimous decision to Daniil Donchenko on February 7, 2026. Sherdog reported on February 11, 2026, that the UFC had parted ways with him.