Brent Beauparlant

Pro Record:	8-5-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
Team:
Age:	40
Sex:	Male
Height:	5 Feet. 11 Inch(es).
Weight:	185 lbs.
Out of:	Montreal,

Brent Beauparlant's Professional Record

	Date	Result	Opponent	Event	Method	Round	Time
NSF	09/13/2008	Win	Brandon Sene	Xtreme MMA 5: It's Crow Time	TKO/RSC	2	3:20
NSF	03/30/2008	Win	Amir Rahnavardi	Hardcore Championship Fighting: Crows Nest	Decision Unanimous Decision	3
NSF	11/03/2007	Loss	Benji Radach	IFL: World Grand Prix 2007	KO Strike	1	2:26
	06/16/2007	Win	Fabio Leopoldo	International Fight League: 06/16/07	TKO/RSC Injury	3	2:22
NSF	04/13/2007	Win	Seth Baczynski	International Fight League: 2007 Season	Decision Unanimous Decision	3
NSF	02/23/2007	Loss	Matt Horwich	International Fight League: 2007 Season	Submission Kimura	2	0:28
NSF	12/29/2006	Loss	Andre Gusmao	International Fight League: World Team Championship Finals	Decision Unanimous Decision
NSF	11/02/2006	Loss	Mike Ciesnolevicz	International Fight League: World Team Semi-Finals	Submission Guillotine Choke	1	2:41
NSF	09/23/2006	Win	Raphael Davis	International Fight League: World Team Championship	Decision Unanimous Decision	3
NSF	06/10/2006	Win	Jason Cecil	Apex Championship Fighting: Evolution	TKO/RSC	1	2:22
NSF	05/21/2005	Loss	Helio Dipp	Jungle Fight 4	KO	1
NSF	04/23/2005	Win	Wojtek Kaszowski	Ultimate Generation Combat 10	Decision Unanimous Decision	2
NSF	06/18/2004	Win	Chester Post	Ultimate Generation Combat 8	TKO/RSC	1

:	Bout results verified by an official State, Tribal, Provincial, or Municipal Commission.
NSF:	Non Sanctioned Fight
* :	For a variety of reasons, including weight disparity and the demands of entertainment, Exhibition Bouts are held, in which the contest is unscripted and hard fought, but the results do not count on a fighter's Official Record.
NC:	Fight Declared No Contest

Fighter Bio

Career

Brent Beauparlant (Toronto Dragons) is an accomplished wrestler from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He has been competing in amateur wrestling for 18 years and was a member of the Canadian National Wrestling Team for 10 years.

After leaving competitive wrestling, Beauparlant began cross-training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, boxing, and Muay Thai. He made his MMA debut in 2003 and has since competed in Canada, Brazil, and the United States. Beauparlant has competed twice in the IFL this year: winning a unanimous decision over Raphael Davis and losing by submission to Mike Ciesnolevicz.