SOURCE: mma-today.com

February 22, 2018

🎙️INTERVIEW🎙️ MMA Today's Max Freedman (@TrademarkMMA) caught up with @kingofthecage BW Champ, Pat Mix (6-0 #MMA) @TeamMixMMA - give it a read 👀⬇️⬇️https://t.co/Bz6pGpE35Q

— MMA TODAY (@MMATodayNews) February 22, 2018

At only 24-years-old and carrying a 6-0 professional record in MMA, Patrick Mix is starting to gain some traction as an up-and-coming talent to keep an eye on in 2018. The Buffalo, New York-native has been fighting professionally since 2016 after an extensive 11-fight amateur career and has captured the King of the Cage Bantamweight Championship in the process. For Mix, the goal is simple; to keep developing and become the first fighter from Buffalo to compete in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).

Mix got his start in MMA at 15. A high-school wrestler at the time, a professional fighter friend by the name of Dennis "Downtown" Brown brought Mix in to experience the sport. The connection was instant and Mix has been training ever since. It was after a collegiate wrestling career that Mix decided to "go all in for MMA."