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A Chute Boxe heavyweight who has finished seven of his nine pro fights in the first round, against a man who has lost both his UFC appearances and was knocked out in 100 seconds last time.
The UFC gave Gabriel Lorenco a contract on 1 September after he put Charlie Cleveland away with elbows and punches in two minutes and two seconds. It has now given him Alvin Hines, who is 0-2 in the promotion and was knocked out in 100 seconds in July. Read that sequence however you like — it is not a hard first assignment. Lorenco is 27, out of Chute Boxe, and the shape of his record is the sing…
Lorenco (8-1) is making his UFC debut having won his contract on Dana White's Contender Series on 1 September, a first-round KO of Charlie Cleveland at 2:02. Brazilian, out of Encantado in Rio Grande do Sul, training at Chute Boxe. Eight straight wins since his only defeat in October 2021. Six of the eight are knockouts and one is a 56-second guillotine. He has no rating in the database — no composite, no chin score, no style profile — because no scored fight of his exists in it. The write-up reflects that.
Hines (7-2) is 0-2 in the UFC and turned 35 a week before this fight week. He lost a decision to Jhonata Diniz at UFC 317 in June 2025, then was stopped by RJ Harris at 1:40 of the first in July 2026. His 6.1 composite is a placeholder for a fighter the model has no wins to score, not a judgement that he is the worst heavyweight on the card. The 76 chin rating is real and is the number to watch.
Lorenco has no UFC data of any kind — every number in his column is absent, not low
Hines was knocked out at 1:40 in his last fight and is 0-2 in the promotion
Seven of Lorenco's nine pro fights ended in the first round
A 36lb weight gap, with the lighter man holding five centimetres more reach
Hines went three full rounds with Jhonata Diniz — the only evidence either man can handle a long fight
Lorenco's record is built on regional opposition and one Contender Series night; a 265lb UFC heavyweight is a different proposition entirely
Lorenco has not been past the second round since November 2024, and nothing is known about his cardio at this level
Hines's 6.1 composite understates him — it is an artefact of two fights with no wins, and a man fighting for his contract is not a safe pick against
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