Who are your coaches: Steve Walton and Kevin Kophamel
What belts or rankings do you currently possess as a martial artist: N/A
What sports or activities did you participate in growing up: In the UK, I played football and did some judo. After moving to Perth at 9 years old, I played rugby until I was 15, when I began my journey in combat sports.
When did you begin to take MMA seriously as a hobby and then as a potential profession: I’ve been training since 15, but I started taking MMA seriously at 18. I now work part-time so I can train as much as possible.
Favourite aspect of training or favourite session of the week, and why: MMA striking drills and wrestling — they’re my favourite sessions.
What are your greatest strengths as an athlete or a fighter: My work ethic and striking. Once I get going on the feet, I’m hard to slow down.
How would you describe your fighting style: Slick, technical, poised.
What is your favourite sport and why: MMA — it’s the most honest sport in the world. You have to put in the work, or it’ll show on fight night.
Who is your favourite athlete: Alexander Volkanovski
Who is your favourite combat sports athlete: Dan Hooker
What are your immediate and long-term goals: Immediate goal: keep winning in the amateur ranks and turn pro next year. Long-term goal: make it to the UFC and become champion 🏆.
When fans see your name on a fight poster, what should they expect: High-level striking.
How do you see your upcoming fight playing out: If my opponent starts aggressively, I can catch him early with a strike or submission. If he tries to strike at range, I’ll pick him apart and cruise to a dominant victory.
A final message to any friends, family and supporters: I can’t wait to put on one hell of a performance and make you all proud!
Where will any fans or supporters be able to find you on socials: Instagram: @harvey__youngman
Watch Harvey Youngman fight at Eternal MMA 97 on Saturday, June 28.
Which gym do you train out of: CMBT Training Centre
Who are your coaches: Jesse Yada, Miles Muecke, Brentin Mumford
What belts or rankings do you currently possess as a martial artist:
Purple Belt in BJJ under Lachlan Giles
Multiple-time local BJJ competition gold medallist
National Victorian BJJ Champion (Blue Belt, 2022)
Competed in international events such as the World No-Gi Championships and Who’s Number One
What sports or activities did you participate in growing up:
Tae-Kwon-Do (ages 6–11)
Dancing and acrobatics (ages 11–15)
When did you begin to take MMA seriously as a hobby and then as a potential profession: I started Muay Thai at 15 as a hobby, but within six months I knew I wanted to pursue fighting as a career. Due to injuries, I couldn’t compete straight away and gravitated toward Jiu-Jitsu. From 2019–2024, my focus was on BJJ, but MMA was always the long-term goal.
Favourite aspect of training or favourite session of the week, and why: Sparring and Spyda fight simulation sessions — they’re the hardest, but also the most rewarding. I really value the mental progress I can feel week to week.
What are your greatest strengths as an athlete or a fighter:
Wrestling technique
Adaptability and openness to learning
How would you describe your fighting style: Still developing, but I’m aiming to be an explosive, grindy wrestler with relentless pressure and control.
What is your favourite sport and why: Fighting — it demands everything of you: physically, mentally, emotionally. It pushes you to evolve into your best self, and the bonds it builds with your team are unmatched. Plus, it’s just the most exciting sport to watch.
Who is your favourite athlete: I need to expand my list — no specific name comes to mind outside of MMA yet.
Who is your favourite combat sports athlete: Dan Hooker — I love his style, toughness, and attitude. He’s incredibly inspiring, both mentally and physically.
What are your immediate and long-term goals:
Immediate (2025): Get at least three, ideally four, amateur fights for more cage time and experience
Long-term: Compete at the highest level against the best female fighters in the world. I believe I have the dedication and attributes to become world-class — and the right team to help get me there.
When fans see your name on a fight poster, what should they expect: Heart, passion, and intensity — no matter where the fight goes. You’ll see better execution every single time I step in the cage.
How do you see your upcoming fight playing out: I’ll find my entries and set up takedowns. Once the fight hits the ground, expect complete domination.
A final message to any friends, family and supporters: Thank you to everyone who supports me from near and far. It means the world when people see and believe in the vision with me.
Where will any fans or supporters be able to find you on socials: Instagram: @healydayan
Watch Healy Dayan fight at Eternal MMA 96 on Saturday, June 21.
Which gym do you train out of: The Fight Centre, Brisbane
Who are your coaches: Ben Johnston and Darcy Vendy
What belts or rankings do you currently possess as a martial artist: Blue Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
What sports or activities did you participate in growing up: Punch-ons at interschool basketball.
When did you begin to take MMA seriously as a hobby and then as a potential profession: I started taking MMA seriously after my first fight. Up until then, I was training hard but without direction. After that bout in 2022, I was lucky enough to be taken under Darcy Vendy’s wing—and haven’t looked back since.
Favourite aspect of training or favourite session of the week, and why: Definitely wrestling. Nothing beats the physical exertion and dopamine rush of grabbing, tugging, lifting, and hugging your sweaty best mates. Up the Wahs.
What are your greatest strengths as an athlete or a fighter: I’m technical, durable, and explosive. If I commit to a shot, no man alive is taking it. And no one is outlasting me. All gas, no brakes—Got all the gas in the tank, baby.
How would you describe your fighting style: I’m a pressure cooker. I’ll be in your face, walking you down, breaking you until you fold or the buzzer goes.
What is your favourite sport and why: MMA. Once you start watching simulated murder, nothing else compares. Gymnastics is cool though.
Who is your favourite athlete: Jonas Solari
Who is your favourite combat sports athlete: Darcy Vendy
What are your immediate and long-term goals: Immediate: one more amateur fight after this one—if they can find someone with the stones to take it. Long term: Eternal Champion. UFC fighter. UFC Bantamweight Champion.
When fans see your name on a fight poster, what should they expect: F***ing carnage. No more waiting to see what they’re going to do—I’m taking the lead and putting them to sleep.
How do you see your upcoming fight playing out: He’s gonna look like an airplane with that chin flying high. I’ll catch my flight. First or second round finish—he’s getting slept.
A final message to any friends, family and supporters: Love yas all. I’m doing it for every one of us. GC and Logan City, baby!
Where will any fans or supporters be able to find you on socials: Instagram & TikTok: @daddi_ravioli_mma
Watch Jon Aiello fight at Eternal MMA 96 on Saturday, June 21.
Who are your coaches: Adrian Pang, Toby Tsang, Grego Penaloza
What belts or rankings do you currently possess as a martial artist: Blue Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
What sports or activities did you participate in growing up: Played football (soccer), and enjoyed hunting and target shooting.
When did you begin to take MMA seriously as a hobby and then as a potential profession: The day I turned 18, I signed up at an MMA gym. I wasn’t allowed to train earlier—my mum’s rules—but I’d wanted to do it since I was 16.
Favourite aspect of training or favourite session of the week, and why: I love constantly learning about myself and the sport. The community and mutual respect in MMA are unmatched. Sparring is my favourite session—it’s where I feel I grow and improve the most.
What are your greatest strengths as an athlete or a fighter: My mental and physical resilience. Coming from a defence force background has taught me how to perform under pressure and maintain a high level of fitness and discipline.
How would you describe your fighting style: A relaxed menace. I’ve built a strong, well-rounded foundation in both striking and grappling. Since my debut loss four years ago, I’ve sharpened every tool and come back more dangerous.
What is your favourite sport and why: MMA—it’s the most entertaining and complete test of an athlete.
Who is your favourite athlete: Craig Jones
Who is your favourite combat sports athlete: Dustin Poirier
What are your immediate and long-term goals: Go pro with a strong record and eventually open my own gym.
When fans see your name on a fight poster, what should they expect: Controlled chaos.
How do you see your upcoming fight playing out: I’ll stay one step ahead—calculated, composed, and suffocating my opponent’s hope.
A final message to any friends, family and supporters: Enjoy the show. You’re going to see a whole new me.
Where will any fans or supporters be able to find you on socials: Instagram: @Cyprian.Rogozinski_
Watch Cyprian Rogozinski fight at Eternal MMA 96 on Saturday, June 21.
Who are your coaches: Simon Carson, Raja Shippen, Oliver Smith
What belts or rankings do you currently possess as a martial artist: Blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
What sports or activities did you participate in growing up: MMA, kickboxing, grappling
When did you begin to take MMA seriously as a hobby and then as a potential profession: About two years ago
Favourite aspect of training or favourite session of the week, and why: I enjoy all aspects of training, but my favourite is the pro sessions. High-level athletes share their experience and knowledge, and training with them helps me understand the sport on a deeper level.
What are your greatest strengths as an athlete or a fighter: My mentality—never giving up.
How would you describe your fighting style: All-rounder
What is your favourite sport and why: MMA. I feel truly alive when I train and compete at my best.
Who is your favourite athlete: I respect every athlete for their dedication, but my favourite is Khabib Nurmagomedov.
Who is your favourite combat sports athlete: Khabib Nurmagomedov
What are your immediate and long-term goals: I want to see how far I can take myself in this sport—always aiming higher.
When fans see your name on a fight poster, what should they expect: Someone who gives 100% every time, applying everything I’ve learned.
How do you see your upcoming fight playing out: I’m going in with full effort—100% commitment.
A final message to any friends, family and supporters: I’m very grateful for your support—thank you for showing up and cheering me on.
Where will any fans or supporters be able to find you on socials: Instagram: @singh_smash
Watch Ajay Deep Singh fight at Eternal MMA 96 on Saturday, June 21.
Who are your coaches: Steve Compton, Jayden Binnie, Dom Mar Fan
What belts or rankings do you currently possess as a martial artist: Blue belt in Jiu Jitsu
What sports or activities did you participate in growing up: Rugby league and rugby union
When did you begin to take MMA seriously as a hobby and then as a potential profession: After my first kickboxing class at 14 during the rugby league off-season—I fell in love with the sport and never looked back.
Favourite aspect of training or favourite session of the week, and why: Friday morning sparring—because I’m pushed to my limits by some of the best fighters in Australia.
What are your greatest strengths as an athlete or a fighter: My pressure and ability to dictate where the fight goes.
How would you describe your fighting style: Explosive, with quick back takes and powerful kicks.
What is your favourite sport and why: Besides MMA, rugby league—it’s heavy contact but still demands a high level of skill.
Who is your favourite athlete: Marshawn Lynch
Who is your favourite combat sports athlete: Ilia Topuria and Jack Della Maddalena
What are your immediate and long term goals: Short term: get two more amateur fights. Long term: go pro and stay undefeated.
When fans see your name on a fight poster, what should they expect: A guaranteed finish. Judges won’t be needed.
How do you see your upcoming fight playing out: I respect my opponent’s skill set, but I’m finishing this fight inside two rounds—guaranteed.
A final message to any friends, family and supporters: I’ll be hunting for the finish from the opening bell—and I will find it inside two rounds.
Where will any fans or supporters be able to find you on socials: @aidyngouldmma
Watch Aidyn Gould fight at Eternal MMA 96 on Saturday, June 21.
Which gym do you train out of: Shindo New Breed MMA
Who are your coaches: Coach Kerry Dunne
What belts or rankings do you currently possess as a martial artist: Blue Belt BJJ
What sports or activities did you participate in growing up: Basketball as a young teen and not much else.
When did you begin to take MMA seriously as a hobby and then as a potential profession: I started MMA when I was 20. I went hot and cold for about two years until I decided to get my fitness sorted. Naturally, I wanted to train more—and I fell in love with becoming a mixed martial artist. Over the past two years, I’ve wanted to implement my skills into the cage.
Favourite aspect of training or favourite session of the week, and why: My favourite aspect of training is simply turning up. The hardest part is walking through the gym doors—even when you don’t feel like it or don’t have time. But if you think the price of sacrifice is high, wait until you get the bill for regret.
What are your greatest strengths as an athlete or a fighter: I’ve naturally gravitated toward grappling and BJJ. I love the breadth of grappling and being able to express yourself through a wide range of techniques. It’s good for the soul.
How would you describe your fighting style: My fighting style is definitely not plain Jane. I’ve incorporated a lot of unusual elements—on the ground and standing—that people don’t usually see. I’m not afraid to try interesting things, especially on the ground.
What is your favourite sport and why: 😏
Who is your favourite athlete: Kobe Bryant — Mamba Mentality.
Who is your favourite combat sports athlete: Chito Vera — inspiring story and easily the most stylish UFC fighter ever.
What are your immediate and long term goals: I’ve never really thought about it until now, but I truly want to teach MMA one day and make my way as a coach… after making it into the UFC Hall of Fame, of course.
When fans see your name on a fight poster, what should they expect: Assume nothing, expect everything.
How do you see your upcoming fight playing out: I’ll work my stand-up briefly. When I see the opportunity, I’ll take it to the ground. Wherever my opponent moves, he’ll be in danger.
A final message to any friends, family and supporters: The love and support fuels everything. It never goes unnoticed. 🙌🫶
Where will any fans or supporters be able to find you socials: Instagram: @bax_pickering
Watch Baxter Pickering fight at Eternal MMA 96 on Saturday, June 21.
