The featherweight division of Bellator MMA just got even more exciting after the promotion announced that they have signed up wrestling superstar, Jordan Oliver, to become part of the organization. This news came as a shock to many fans who had been eagerly awaiting the debut of this young prospect. With his fantastic wrestling credentials and history in amateur competitions, Jordan is sure to make waves in the featherweight division. It will be interesting to see how he adjusts to the professional level and establishes himself amongst some of the most talented fighters that MMA has seen in recent years. Bellator’s latest acquisition provides an opportunity for fans all over the world to witness yet another budding star showcase his skills on one of MMA’s premier stages.
Harry Lester Oliver had an impressive four-year wrestling career at Oklahoma State University. During that time, he earned two NCAA Division I National championships in two different weight classes and was labeled a four-time All-American. He achieved an incredible feat of winning the Big 12 Conference championship four times and finishing his senior year with an undefeated record of 38-0. In 2019, Oliver became U.S. National champion but missed out on his second attempt to make the Olympic team in 2020 after not qualifying in the respective weight class. His career as a wrestler has certainly been one filled with remarkable accomplishments, and he is a sterling example of how dedication to one’s craft can lead to success.
With a wealth of wrestling experience under his belt, former amateur wrestler Daryl Oliver has officially announced that MMA is his next career move. Joining the 145-pound weight class alongside talented athletes like Aaron Pico and reigning champion Patrcio Pitbull, Oliver has some stiff competition in store for anyone challenging him. It’s unclear who might be the other half in his debut match or when it will take place, but with an impressive grappling resume and blazing speed, Oliver is surely going to make a statement against any opponent lucky enough to confront him. The MMA community awaits eagerly to see just how one of its most promising new prospects will fare when the lights shine on fight night.
