From Prison to Dirty Boxing
Ulysses Díaz, a Cuban-American fighter with a passion for combat, is back in action. Fans around the world are excited to see him return. After announcing his retirement following a triumphant win in Bare Knuckle Boxing, Díaz couldn’t resist the call of Dirty Boxing Championship (DBX). Now, he’s one of the main attractions at DBX’s debut event this Saturday at The Hangar in Miami. The event will be streamed globally on YouTube. From Prison to Dirty Boxing Legend.
The Call to Fight Again
“I retired from Bare Knuckle, but Dirty Boxing made me an irresistible offer,” Díaz shared. He’ll be facing Brian Maxwell, a familiar rival from his first BKFC match. Despite his retirement, Díaz hasn’t stopped training. Fighting is in his blood, and returning to the ring felt like a natural choice.
Dirty Boxing: A New Challenge
Díaz has fought in nearly every combat sport, and now he’s excited about the unique blend Dirty Boxing offers. “We’ll be using ground and pound, elbows, and small gloves, which I love. It’s a fresh challenge,” he said. With fighters like Yoel Romero and Andrei Arlovski also in the event, the stakes are high. The anticipation is building as fans eagerly await the showdown.
A Fighter’s Life: From Prison to Glory
For Díaz, fighting hasn’t just been his career—it has saved his life. “I went to prison for fighting in the streets, and now fighting pays me,” he said. From his tough beginnings to finding success in the ring, Díaz is grateful for the life-changing journey. It has brought him fame, fortune, and a loving family.
What’s Next?
With a victory on the horizon, Díaz sees even more opportunities ahead. “After I knock out Brian Maxwell, I want to face Mike Perry,” he revealed. “The doors are opening, and Dirty Boxing is where I belong.” As combat sports continue to rise in popularity, Díaz believes now is the perfect time for fighters to make their mark—no perfect record required.
