Gordon "Rage" Roodman


- Submission : 1 Wins - 1 Losses
- TKO/KO : 1 Wins - 3 Losses
- Decision : 1 Wins - 2 Losses
- Age : 33
- Height : 1.77 m
- Reach : 178 cm
- Leg Span :
- Stance : Orthodox
- BG Discipline : Karate & Kickboxing
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Strengths :
Massively accurate overhands
TOugh and durable under attack
Highly experienced
- From : South Africa
- Fighting out of : Hennopspark, Centurion
- Gym : Warrior Sports
- Trainer : Brett Clarke

- Submission : 30%
- Takedowns : 10%
- Striking : 60%
Fighters Media
Action Shots
Fight History
Pro Fight History
- Opponent
- Event
- Result
- Method
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Jeremy SmIthEFC 77LossR1 R1 Disqualification (illegal strike to back of head)
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William FleuryEFC 66WinR TKO (Strikes)
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Georgi GeorgievEFC 57WinR Unanimous Decision
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Mark HulmeEFC 56LossR Submission (RNC)
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Rafal HaratykEFC 50WinR KO (Punch)
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Keron DaviesEFC 46WinR KO (Punch)
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Dino BagattinEFC 36LossR
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Shaun De LangeEFC 32WinR Split Decision
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Bruno MukuluEFC 30Drawunanimous draw
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Pupanga TresorEFC 29LossR Submission (Armbar)
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Cameron MeintjesEFC 60WinR Unanimous Decision
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Mzwandile hlongwa. MEFC 67DrawNo Contest (Unintentional Foul)
Exhibition Fight History
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Fighters Biography
What do you do for fight preparation?
Generally a fight camp consists of 6 days a week of training. Roughly 4 hours a day split over two sessions, mornings and evenings. I work on my trademark striking all year round and have over the last year put countless hours into my ground game ensuring I am a complete, all round, dangerous fighter.
How did you get your fight name?
Well you see, those who know me outside of the Hexagon will know I’m generally a very controlled and calculated person. However once that Hexagon door slams, something inside me switches on and all the built up Rage culminates in that one moment. It only took a few fights and the label stuck. . .
When and why did you start martial arts training?
I started as a six year old boy with Karate, continued until I was a multiple SA champion with one world title under the belt. I moved on to Kickboxing and yet again sought to be the absolute best. Once I had won the world championships in my Matric year I took a bit of time off for studying, etc., before stumbling onto MMA. I liked what I saw and was hooked immediately. Fighting is in my bones. It’s what I do and I’m only just starting a new chapter of my journey.
Added Detail
- Accomplished amateur