Meet Sarfraz Yousaf, a lifelong martial artist who began his training at the young age of 6 in kickboxing. By the age of 18, he transitioned to honing his skills as an amateur boxer, dedicating himself to the sport. At 25, Sarfraz ventured into the realms of MMA and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, achieving noteworthy success with a silver medal in the British championships, as well as gold and bronze in competitions like Hereford and Gracie Barra Compnet. His undefeated streak in amateur MMA was an impressive testament to his dedication and skill. Despite facing adversity with a knee injury that involved a complete ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL, Sarfraz remains resilient, continuing his training in MMA, BJJ, and incorporating freestyle wrestling under the guidance of world-class coaches like Alibeig Vechodev from Dagestan. Currently mentored by the renowned Iranian coach Ashkan Taherkhani, Sarfraz Yousaf stands as an inspiration, demonstrating unwavering commitment to his craft.