Wrestling
OSU Product Kyle Crutchmer Signs With Bellator MMA
The former Cowboy has signed his first major MMA contract
Kyle Crutchmer, former Oklahoma State wrestler and current welterweight MMA fighter, has signed with Bellator.
Crutchmer announced the news Wednesday.
My whole life I wanted to be a professional athlete! As of today that dream has come true! I am officially signed with @bellatormma ! #letsgetthismoney #bestintheworld pic.twitter.com/E5qbDtjrsX
— Kyle Crutchmer (@KyleCrutchmer) July 10, 2019
Crutchmer is 4-0 in his MMA career so far, and he’ll have a chance to continue stacking wins on a bigger stage with Bellator MMA, a professional MMA organization owned by Viacom.
Crutchmer has been training in San Jose with American Kickboxing Academy and former Cowboy Daniel Cormier. No details have been released on Crutchmer’s first fight. Bellator events are televised on the Paramount Network.
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