Learn more about Krzysztof Jotko's UFC history, fighter facts, and Q&A below.
Fighter Facts
- Pro since 2010
- Six wins by KO, one by submission (RNC)
- Four first round finishes
- Has won eight of his last 12
UFC History
UFC Fight Night (5/1/21) Jotko lost a three round unanimous decision to Sean Strickland
UFC on ESPN (5/16/20) Jotko won a three round unanimous decision over Eryk Anders
UFC 240 (7/27/19) Jotko won a three round split decision over Marc-Andre Barriault
UFC Fight Night (4/20/19) Jotko won a three round unanimous decision over Alen Amedovski
UFC on FOX (4/14/18) Jotko was stopped by Brad Tavares via strikes at 2:16 of the third round
UFC Fight Night (9/16/17) Jotko was knocked out by Uriah Hall at 2:25 of the second round
UFC 211 (5/13/17) Jotko lost a three round split decision to David Branch
UFC Fight Night (11/19/16) Jotko won a three round unanimous decision over Thales Leites
UFC Fight Night (6/18/16) Jotko knocked out Tamdan McCrory at :59 of the first round
UFC Fight Night (2/27/16) Jotko won a three round unanimous decision over Brad Scott
UFC Fight Night (10/24/15) Jotko won a three round split decision over Scott Askham
UFC Fight Night (10/4/14) Jotko won a three round unanimous decision over Tor Troeng
UFC Fight Night (5/31/14) Jotko was submitted by Magnus Cedenblad via guillotine choke at 4:59 of the second round
UFC Fight Night (12/7/13) Jotko won a three round unanimous decision over Bruno Santos
Q&A
When and why did you start training for fighting? I started training MMA eight years ago and it became my passion. I was watching one on the UFC events when Tito Ortiz was fighting Ken Shamrock, and at that moment I just knew what I wanted to do in my life.
What ranks and titles have you held? I’m a two-time amateur champion of Poland, in 2011 I got an award for Discovery of the Year by Polish MMA portal.
Do you have any heroes? My greatest hero in this sport is Tito Ortiz because he is the reason I got into MMA. I also like Robbie Lawler and one day I would like to train with him.
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? UFC was a dream; I didn’t believe it could come true, just like the NBA is for a basketball player. But this dream came true, for which I am very grateful, and I will prove this was a good choice.
What was your job before you started fighting? I was working part-time as a welder – metalworker.
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? Amateur record 65-5
Ranks in any martial arts styles: BJJ brown belt
Favorite grappling technique: Brabo choke
