Combat sports have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I began training in martial arts at five years old, later competing in wrestling and amateur MMA before eventually training at the world-renowned MMA Lab in Phoenix.
 

After competition, I stayed connected to athletics through coaching wrestling while continuing my education, ultimately earning degrees in Marketing and Sport Management. That path eventually led me to athlete representation, where I helped guide a top amateur MMA prospect through his transition into the professional ranks.
 

I founded Roy Sports & Entertainment with a simple belief: representation should always be about the athlete. A manager should be a trusted advocate, a career navigator, and someone willing to make the difficult decisions necessary to protect an athlete's future.
 

My role isn't to become the star of my fighters' stories. It's to help shine the light on them, creating opportunities, guiding careers, and helping athletes build something meaningful both inside and outside of competition.