ProfessionalLightweightNebraska-basedBoxingSub-archetype · Powerhouse

Easton Edmond

Lincoln, Nebraska · Lincoln Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Center

#11Men's P4P#1Nebraska Lightweight71NFI OVR
Public MMA record0–1Finish-rate audit pending
ACTIVE MMA ROSTER · SOURCES FIRSTPublic profiles require a documented completed MMA bout within the past two years. Other combat sports and upcoming bouts do not renew eligibility. NR means a supported skill grade has not been published; it is not a low rating.
Age30
Height5′11″
StanceNot publicly listed
LocationLincoln, Nebraska
GymLincoln Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Center
Index statusRanked
Record reviewVerified
Verified record brief

Public-record summary

Lincoln lightweight now listed at 0–1 professionally after completing an unbeaten 5–0 amateur run with five TKO wins.

Record signals

015–0 former amateur record

02Five amateur TKO wins

03Current professional classification

Verification notes

01Amateur and professional records are kept separate

02No prospect score published without film review

Release 02 audit

Why this fighter is ranked here

Editorial decision

01A 5–0 amateur run with five striking finishes establishes real prospect history despite the current 0–1 professional record.

02The 44-second knockout loss in the May 2026 pro debut is weighted heavily because professional results control the professional board.

03He remains ranked as an active Nebraska professional but starts below every pro with a completed professional win.

Evidence standard

01Completed results control; announcements never count as outcomes.

02MMA, bare-knuckle MMA, boxing, kickboxing, and Muay Thai records stay separate.

03Conflicts remain visible until stronger evidence resolves them.

Fighter style profileBOX / Powerhouse
Primary archetype

Boxing

Hands-first offense built around punch selection, timing, defense, and pocket control.

Specializes as
Sub-archetype

Powerhouse

Loads single shots and short combinations with fight-changing power.

Gold specialty ratings

These five gold grades are the tools most connected to this fighter’s assigned sub-archetype. The style definition remains separate from the athlete’s individual scores.

Hand power86
Boxing craft84
Finishing instinct78
Core strength66
Striking accuracy76
Editorial style classification · independently editable from NFI OVR and competitive rank
NFI · Nebraska Fight Index ratings

Attribute file

NFI ratings combine skill assessments, résumé, and activity. Ratings can be updated as additional fight footage and stats are reviewed. NR means no rating is available.

NFI OVR71NFI ratings · Medium confidence
Stand-up30% of skill grade74

Accuracy, speed, power, defense, movement, and range craft.

Striking accuracy76
Boxing craft84
Combination craft81
Hand speed80
Hand power86
Kick craft69
Kick speed69
Kick power79
Footwork68
Range management66
Head movement64
Guard defense60
Grappling30% of skill grade68

Entries, clinch and cage work, control, defense, submissions, and transitions.

Takedown entries67
Takedown defense65
Clinch control73
Cage wrestling66
Top control66
Bottom recovery66
Scrambles65
Submission threat62
Submission defense67
Ground striking80
Athletic profile20% of skill grade70

Conditioning, recovery, durability, strength, burst, and balance.

Cardio71
Recovery70
Durability67
Core strength66
Explosiveness80
Balance66
Fight craft20% of skill grade74

Pace, poise, decision-making, adaptation, and finishing awareness.

Pace88
Composure69
Fight IQ70
Adaptability68
Round management70
Finishing instinct78
NFI ratings

Audited MMA résumé + preliminary tool evaluation. A six-bout amateur/pro sample creates a clear offense-versus-defense signal, though only one result is professional. Rankings remain résumé-first; the linked research ledger controls record, activity, and opponent-history claims.

  • A 5–0 amateur run with five striking finishes establishes real prospect history despite the current 0–1 professional record.
  • The 44-second knockout loss in the May 2026 pro debut is weighted heavily because professional results control the professional board.
  • He remains ranked as an active Nebraska professional but starts below every pro with a completed professional win.
  • Five amateur wins and all five came by TKO
  • Average amateur fight time was under four minutes
  • The 44-second pro-debut knockout loss keeps defensive grades conservative
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Ranking history

Board timeline

Each published NFI Rankings position appears here. New releases build the timeline without stretching one data point into a full chart.

01
Aug ’26#10Opening position
02
Sep ’26#11Moved down 1
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