Two4 MMA

We honour the dream by doing the work.

The team is bigger than whoever steps into the cage. Coaches, athletes, training partners and supporters all shape the work.

Two4 MMA athletes and training partners together after a session
10–0 Josh O’Connor · undefeated professional
ARES champion Featherweight title · defended in 2025
IMMAF gold Ioan Harris · 2022 European champion
WOW 31 Second-round submission win · June 2026

The competition journey

Every result comes back to the room.

We celebrate the wins without pretending they tell the whole story. Losses show us what held up, what did not and what needs to change next.

These are moments from the team’s journey, drawn from photos already shared by Two4 and credited partner accounts.

Wins & accolades

Moments worth marking.

Titles, medals and performances earned through the work that came before them.

Josh O’Connor competing in the PFL lightweight showcase

Josh O’Connor · ARES champion

Undefeated. Ten professional wins.

The reigning ARES featherweight champion, with a title defence and a 10–0 professional record.

Photo: Professional Fighters League. Record and title verified with ARES.
Ioan Harris walking out to compete at WOW FC

Ioan Harris · IMMAF gold

European champion. Then a statement win in Madrid.

Gold at the 2022 IMMAF European Championships, followed by a second-round submission at WOW 31 in June 2026.

Previously shared by @two4martialarts. Results verified with IMMAF and WOW 31 reporting.
MMA athlete Cam Brown wearing three amateur title belts

Fighter journey · May 2026

Nineteen amateur fights. Three titles.

A run built on experience, difficult rounds and taking the fights that help a fighter grow.

From Two4’s “In Focus” social feature.
Three Welsh Youth Championships medallists together after competing

Welsh Youth Championships · May 2026

Two Welsh champions. Three medallists.

A strong team performance in Port Talbot and another set of lessons to bring home.

Previously shared by @two4martialarts.
MMA Cymru graphic showing Ethan Jones representing Wales at the World Championships

World Championships · August 2026

Three bouts for Wales.

One win, a memorable finish against England and valuable experience on the world stage.

Source and graphic: @mmacymru.

The learns

Nothing gets wasted.

Winning confirms some things. Losing reveals others. Both give the next camp a clearer direction.

A crowded amateur MMA event viewed from above the cage

Budo · August 2026

Competitive fights across the team.

A couple of wins, a handful of losses and useful experience to carry into the next camp.

From Two4’s August social roundup.
Two4 members working through live grappling rounds in the training room

Back in the room

Review it. Train it. Test it again.

What happened under pressure becomes the next problem we solve together in training.

From the Two4 training archive.

The team

Nobody competes alone.

The result belongs to the athlete. The preparation is shared across the room.

Josh O’Connor in the cage with two Two4 coaches after winning the Cage Warriors Academy Wales title

The corner

The fighter steps in. The team steps in with them.

Coaches carry the plan, make the calls and share every hard minute of the preparation.

From the Two4 social archive.
Josh O’Connor and three members of his coaching team together in the ARES cage after defending the title

One team

More people than the result shows.

The belt belongs to the athlete. The work behind it is shared by coaches, training partners and the wider room.

Originally shared by @ares_fighting.
Ioan Harris celebrating inside the IMMAF cage after his European Championship victory

Built together

Ioan’s gold-medal moment.

The hand gets raised in the cage. The rounds, corner work and problem-solving that made it possible begin back at Two4.

Ioan Harris at the 2022 IMMAF European Championships.
Two4 MMA athletes and training partners standing together after training

Training partners

The people who put in the rounds.

Different levels and different goals, building one another through consistent work.

From Two4’s August social roundup.

Train with Two4

Start with the weekly MMA classes.

Competition is not required. If it becomes a goal, speak to your coach about the pathway. Friday MMA sparring is invite only and cannot be booked online.

View the MMA timetable