Karlos Vemola
Karlos Vemola was born in Olomouc, Olomouc Region, Czech Republic on July 1st, 1985 and is the MMA Fighter. At the age of 39, Karlos Vemola biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
At 39 years old, Karlos Vemola has this physical status:
Mixed martial arts career
Karlos Vémola moved to England to work on bodybuilding.
In Tottenham, he was a bouncer. He worked in a bouncer in a nightclub, which is adjacent to Tottenham police Station.
He tried to participate in the Junior Division of the British Championship of Bodybuilding, but he came too late to participate in the Senior Division, which he ended up winning. He was unable to participate in the Junior division of the championship because of his success, so he did not qualify.
When working as a bouncer, he yelt two guys out of the nightclub that turned out to be MMA fighters. Alan Mortlock was invited by Alan Mortlock to fight in the Cage Fighters mixed martial arts group, which culminated in his defeat. Karlos Vémola started unofficial and underground combat at the age of 21. When he was weighing 255 lbs., Vémola made his professional MMA debut in 2008. He appeared in a multitude of street fights and underground combat events in the past.
Vémola captured his first seven professional fights, all via stoppages in England between the Cage Fighters Championships and Ultimate Challenge MMA groups. Karlos Vémola, the European Heavyweight Champion and World Heavyweight Champion, was the champion of the Cage Fighters Championship and World Heavyweight Champion.
He now trains with the London Shootfighters squad, as well as MMA legends Alex Reid, John Hathaway and Michael Page.
Karlos Vémola joined the UFC in April 2010. Against Jon Madsen, Vémola made his debut at UFC 116. He was disqualified by a unanimous vote in the fight.
Following his first career failure, Vémola made the decision to drop to the Light Heavyweight division. He faced Seth Petruzelli in the first round of UFC 122 on November 13, 2010, winning the fight via TKO for his first victory in the first round and becoming the first man to beat Petruzelli by strikes and also earning Knockout of the Night Honors.
On March 19, 2011, Vémola was supposed to face Brazilian Luiz Cane at UFC 128. Vémola was pushed out of the match due to a traumatic injury and was replaced by Eliot Marshall.
On August 14, 2011, Vémola was scheduled to face Stephan Bonnar at UFC on Versus 5. However, Bonnar was forced to pull out of the match due to an injury. To face Vémola, Ronny Markes, a newcomer, stepped in for the injured Bonnar. Vémola lost the battle by a majority decision (30-27 on all intents).
At UFC on FX 1, Vémola was supposed to face rookie Ryan Jimmo on January 20, 2012. However, Jimmo was forced from the match due to a bruise, and the match was called off.
In his Middleweight debut on Fox 3, Vémola met Mike Massenzio on May 5, 2012. Vémola gained by second round submission via rear-naked choke.
On Fuel TV, Vémola returned to face Francis Carmont at UFC: Munoz vs. Weidman. In the second round, he lost by submission.
On December 29, 2012, Vémola was supposed to meet former WEC Middleweight Champion Chris Leben at UFC 155. However, Vémola was forced out of the match and replaced by promotional newcomer Derek Brunson.
On June 8, 2013, Vémola faced Caio Magalhes on UFC on Fuel TV 10. Despite a strong first round, Vémola lost the fight by rear naked choke submission in the second round and was then barred from the promotion.
Karlos Vémola retained the UCMMA Middleweight Champion after being banned by the United Football Association, defeating then-champion Denniston Sutherland by a unanimous decision on August 3, 2013.
Vémola was scheduled to face Mahmoud "Steel Man" Salama at UCMMA 38 on February 1, 2014. Salama, on the other hand, revealed that he was withdrawing from his war against Vémola and was replaced by Marvin Campbell. However, Campbell did not attend the official Weigh-In, and he weighed shortly before the event. This should be a light heavyweight match, but Campbell weighed 215 lb. Viémola defeated Campbell in the first round by submission.
Vémola, the former UCMMA champion, decided to fight in his homeland.
Karlos Vémola has signed a two-fight deal with the Czech MMA Association and one fight with Gladiator Championship Fighting. Michal Hamrmd, a Czech mixed martial artist, is one of GCF's founders.
Petr "Monster" Kne, a Czech MMA artist and trainer, insulted Karlos Vémola on social media and called him out. Certain aspects of Kn's martial arts career are uncertain, and Sherdog's official MMA record is 3-0 (before the match against Karlos Vémola), but the Czech MMA Association rated him as 21-0. Karlos Vémola accepted, and the two will face each other for the middleweight title at MMMA Arena 2 on November 10, 2013. Vémola had the third round by technical submission.
In Prague, his next fight was won. On December 7, 2013, he defeated longtime GFC Middleweight Champion Tomá "Thor" Kuela for the GFC Middleweight Championship, according to GFC 26: Fight Night. By submission, Vémola secured the first round.
Sanda and Muay Thai kickboxer Piotr Strus was their next fight in Bohemia, according to MMAA Arena 3. He was able to win by a unanimous vote.
On July 27, 2019, Vémola met Henrique da Silva at OKTAGON 13. He was deemed winner by a majority vote.
He then met Attila Vegh at OKTAGON 15, 2019. He lost the match by knockout, snapping his 11-fight winning streak.
On October 17, 2020, Vémola was supposed to meet Václav Mikuláek at OKTAGON 17. Mikuláek was unable to make weight (185 lbs), and Thomas Robertsen, who was replacementd by Thomas Robertsen, who was a spectator in a catchweight fight, was unable to. Viémola defeated the fight in the third round after submitting a third-round entry.
The match with Mikuláek was postponed and will be held at OKTAGON 19 on December 5, 2020. Vémola won the battle via first-round submission.
On December 30, 2020, Vémola met Alex Lohoré at OKTAGON 20. He fought unanimously and became the OKTAGON Middleweight Champion.
On March 27, 2021, Vémola was scheduled to defend his title against Milan atelinka. However, he lost weight and was stripped of the title, and the match went on without a definite winner. Vémola defeated the fight via first-round submission.
On June 4, 2022, Vémola defeated Micha Pasternak at OKTAGON 33. In the first round, he secured the match by arm-triangle choke.
On July 23, 2022 at OKTAGON 34, Vémola faced Aleksandar Ili. In the first round, he gained the match by arm-triangle choke.