Cam Aspinall: Royal MMA’s Heavyweight Wrecking Machine

Fighter profile of Cam Aspinall by Viktor Volkov

Hailing from the gritty streets of Willington Quay in Newcastle, 26-year-old Cam Aspinall has stormed the UK fight scene with raw power, relentless drive, and knockout precision. A former scaffolder turned professional fighter, Aspinall’s rise to the top of Royal MMA’s heavyweight division has been nothing short of explosive.

Aspinall claimed the heavyweight crown in brutal fashion, flattening Monty Moore with a highlight-reel KO to secure the belt. But he didn’t stop there—his first title defense came against the highly-touted Kamari Powell (7-1), a fight that ended in just 1 minute and 10 seconds of the opening round. That thunderous finish sent a clear message: the king has arrived, and he’s not giving up his throne easily.

Training out of a no-frills gym in a rough corner of Willy Quay, Aspinall has built his reputation on toughness, grit, and knockout power. With fists like sledgehammers and a chip on his shoulder, he’s quickly becoming one of the most feared names in the heavyweight ranks.

Next up, Aspinall takes his title defense across the Atlantic, facing Spanish contender João Alvarez from Madrid on May 3rd, 2025, in Montreal. Another win could cement his status as a global force in MMA.

From scaffolds to championship gold, Cam Aspinall is living proof that hard work hits harder than hype.

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