Fighter Details
- Name: Saulo Cavalari
- Pro MMA Record: 3-1-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
- Nickname: Cassius Clay
- Current Streak: 3 Wins
- Age: 1989-05-23 | Date of Birth: 1989.05.23
- Last Fight: December 10, 2022 in AFT
- Weight Class: Light Heavyweight | Last Weigh-In: 206.1 lbs
- Affiliation: Gile Ribeiro Team
- Height: 6'2" (188cm) | Reach: 74.0" (188cm)
- Career Disclosed Earnings: $0 USD
- Born: Brazil
- Fighting out of: Curitiba, Parana, Brazil
- College: N/A
- Foundation Style: Kickboxing
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Regional Rankings Rankings FAQ
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United Kingdom & Ireland
updated Wed Apr 17 08:29:54 2024
#38Saulo Cavalari is the 38th ranked of 52 active UK/Ireland Pro Light Heavyweights.
Also ranked at: Heavyweight (25th) -
Brazil
updated Thu Apr 18 05:37:19 2024
#146Saulo Cavalari is the 146th ranked of 241 active Brazil Pro Light Heavyweights.
Also ranked at: Heavyweight (140th) -
Brazil South
updated Wed Apr 17 21:23:02 2024
#28Saulo Cavalari is the 28th ranked of 41 active Brazil South Pro Light Heavyweights.
Also ranked at: Heavyweight (29th)
Gyms & Affiliations
Saulo Cavalari Combat Sports Record
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Rafael GiulianiRecord Ineligible MMAwarning2022.12.10add_circlewarning Bout has been flagged by Tapology for potential issues with legitimacy.Reason: Promotion - Pattern of Record-Padding/MismatchesRecord: Bout deemed ineligible for fighter win-loss record.
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warning Bout has been flagged by Tapology for potential issues with legitimacy.Reason: Bout - Not Hard-Fought To International StandardsRecord: Bout deemed ineligible for fighter win-loss record.
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Boxing (Bare Knuckle)2022.03.01add_circle
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Gladiator CF 56 · Cavalari InjuryWeight: Light Heavyweight · 205 lbs (93.0 kg)
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Hailing from the fighting city of Curitiba in Brazil, Saulo is as powerful and formidable as any striker Brazil has ever produced. Renowned for his vicious body punches, and stinging body and low kicks, he mixes his combinations well and can absorb tremendous punishment while also returning fire with strikes of his own. With an amateur kickboxing record of 18-2 he turned pro and achieved great success on the Brazilian Muay Thai and Kickboxing circuits. After building a solid record and reputation, he was picked up by premier striking promotion "Glory Kickboxing" in 2013. As of 2017 he holds a pro kickboxing record of 60 - 6 with 18 wins via ko/tko.
Debuting at 'Glory 11: Chicago' as an underdog against the Belgian, Filip Verlinden - he defeated Filip via decision before knocking out well known journeyman Mourad Bouzidi in his next fight at 'Glory 12: New York'.
After 2 good wins, he would fall short against the infamous Dutch/Surinamese striker Tyrone Spong at 'Glory 15: Istanbul'. Despite the loss he next entered the 'Glory Light-Heavyweight Contender Tournament'.
In Oklahoma city, the 'Glory 18 - Contender Tournament' took place, where Cavalari first defeated German/Congolese phenom Danyo Ilunga via decision in the opening round. Later that night - he then knocked out the feared and dangerous Zack Mwekassa via head kick in the finals, which crowned Saulo as the tournament champion, granting him a shot at the LHW-belt.
At 'Glory 20: Dubai' he defeated the skilled Arterm Vakhitov, via split decision, becoming the Glory Light-Heavyweight champion, and followed up with a rematch victory over Zack Mwekassa via decision at the 'Bellator MMA & Glory: Dynamite' event in San Jose.
At 'Glory 25: Paris' he fought in a rematch against Artem Vakhitov, but this time would lose his belt via 5 round decision against the Russian.
He would rebound however, with a solid victory over a tough Dutch journeyman in Brian Douwes, at 'Glory 34: Denver', granting him a rubber match against rival Artem Vakhitov at 'Glory 38: Chicago', of which he unfortunatly lost again, this time via tko in round 2.
At 'Glory 43: New York, he faced off against an experienced veteran in Pavel Zhuravlev, which was a rematch of their 2012 contest at the "K1 World Grand Prix in Tokyo - Final 16" event. Once again, Cavalari would come up short against Zhuravlev, although he had his moments in the fight, stunning the Ukrainian early on, and punishing him throughout with kicks, but was unable to overcome the Ukrainian's momentum, losing the fight via judges decision.