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 25-11, 3 time champion, 11 of the night awards, and 18 KO's
(Most wins, awards, and KO's in QFCT history)
Sasha Grey first joined QFCT during our 16th event, May 18th of 2012. Yes, that is only six and a half months ago, but it did not take long to make a name for himself. Sadly, that name did not come from anything he did in the cage at first. Instead it was from the porn he starred in to supplement his income. Grey has never lost 2 fights in a row, but in his opening fight he lost to Biscuit Mixins. He had a wild Muay Thai style that used powerful head kicks. It also left him exposed to enemy attacks. He quickly pulled himself together and defeated Tetsuda Hayami before losing to Igor Morozov. His real streak did not begin until Sasha Grey's 10th fight against a young Katniss Everdeen. Grey won 9 of his next 10 fights and claimed the QFCT title against Giuseppe Giacomucci who was managed by Adam Knight at the time. Sadly, he lost the title to Giacomucci 2 fights later, but Sasha fought on eventually earning another title with a stunning head kick KO of Lucuis Black. Giacomucci was not finished and managed to take it back the next fight, Finally, Sasha Grey had to climb back where he faced his most famous opponent yet to win his 3rd and final belt. ZyD XyD had a chin of iron that just could not be cracked, but Grey was unrelenting in his attack. In the end the overwhelming number of strikes was too much for the judges to ignore, and they gave Sasha the victory.
Throughout his career Grey has been the most reliable fighter an org owner could ask for. He never turns down a fight even when the styles are against him. His fight ratings are always through the roof. No one has more wins, fight awards, or KO's, and 36 fights in six months is nothing short of an iron man. The very 1st inductee to the QFCT Hall of Fame could not be anyone else. No one is more deserving than Sasha Grey.
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