Jimmy “The Brick”Flick

Jimmy “The Brick” Flick is an American mixed martial artist from Tulsa, Oklahoma, who has competed at flyweight. Born September 7, 1990, he is listed at 5 feet 7 inches with a 68-inch reach. The UFC identifies jiu-jitsu as his fighting style, and Flick has described himself as a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt. As of September 13, 2026, his UFC athlete page lists his status as “Not Fighting,” so this profile does not characterize him as an active UFC roster member.

Flick turned professional in 2010 and earned his UFC opportunity through Dana White’s Contender Series in September 2020, where he finished Nate Smith with an arm-triangle choke. He made his Octagon debut that December and submitted Cody Durden with a flying triangle choke. His UFC profile also notes title reigns at 125 pounds with IXFA, Freestyle Cage Fighting and LFA, plus an XFN title at 135 pounds. A submission-oriented fighter, Flick is especially associated with chokes and grappling attacks, including the Von Flue choke he calls the “Von Flick Choke.”