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Tyrell Fortune

UFC18-4-0

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Tyrell Fortune Bio

Tyrell Fortune is an American mixed martial artist competing in the UFC heavyweight division. As of September 16, 2026, the UFC lists him as active, identifies Portland, Oregon, as his birthplace, and lists him at 6 feet 3 inches and 250 pounds. Fortune trains at Arizona Combat Sports. His move into MMA followed an accomplished wrestling career; he has said he began training in 2016, drawn by the opportunity to build a professional career after competing in wrestling.

Fortune developed his wrestling credentials in Oregon and Arizona. The UFC credits him as a two-time NJCAA national champion at Clackamas Community College, while Team USA lists Grand Canyon University and Clackamas CC among his education. UFC also notes an NCAA Division II national championship and a 2014 University World Championship on his amateur-combat résumé. After prior runs in Bellator and the PFL, Fortune made his UFC debut on March 28, 2026. His wrestling base informs a heavyweight approach centered on control and takedowns, complemented by a finishing-oriented striking game.

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Tyrell Fortune Questions & Answers

What division does Tyrell Fortune compete in?

Tyrell Fortune competes in the UFC heavyweight division.

How tall is Tyrell Fortune?

The UFC lists Fortune at 6 feet 3 inches tall.

When was Tyrell Fortune born?

Tyrell Fortune was born on July 4, 1990.

Where did Fortune attend college?

He attended Clackamas Community College and Grand Canyon University. The UFC says he left Grand Canyon short of graduating after earning a place on the USA World Team.

When did Fortune make his UFC debut?

Fortune made his UFC debut on March 28, 2026.

What is Tyrell Fortune's fighting style?

Fortune’s style is rooted in high-level wrestling, with the ability to use takedowns and control at heavyweight while also presenting a forceful striking threat.

What are Fortune's key wrestling accomplishments?

His listed accomplishments include two NJCAA national titles, an NCAA Division II national championship, and a 2014 University World Championship.