Rodolfo Bellato

Rodolfo Bellato, fighting out of an orthodox stance at 6'3" and 205 pounds, holds a 12-3-1 professional record with one no-contest. The Brazilian light heavyweight operates as a volume striker with modest output, landing 5.13 strikes per minute at 59% accuracy while absorbing 5.86 per minute and defending just 46% of incoming strikes—a defensive liability that has plagued his recent run.

Bellato averages 1.44 takedowns per 15 minutes at 35% accuracy but excels defensively on the mat, stopping 94% of opponent takedown attempts. His submission threat remains minimal at 0.2 per 15 minutes.

Recent results have been inconsistent: he scored a second-round KO over Murtaza Talha in October 2023 and another finish against Ihor Potieria in December 2023, but suffered a second-round TKO loss to Vitor Petrino in September 2022 and most recently dropped a unanimous decision to Navajo Stirling in September 2025, with a majority draw against Jimmy Crute and a no-contest against Paul Craig in between. Bellato's defensive deficiencies and recent inconsistency suggest he needs a decisive performance to regain momentum in the light heavyweight division.