Athletes – Belize Mixed Martial Arts Federation

2026 athletes

Keon Mossiah

of Santa Elena, Cayo

Bio

Keon Mossiah, the “Chill Guy”, is anything but when stepping into the cage. He holds bragging rights for shortest knock out in the ProFC at 00:20 seconds in his first fight ever. Keon holds limitless potential and is already a rising star within the sport here in Belize.

David Blanco

of Orange Walk, Belize

Bio

At just 24 years old, David Blanco has already established himself as a dominant force in the cage. Fighting out of WAR Training Center in Orange Walk, Blanco currently reigns as the PROFC Belize Bantamweight Champion. Holding a battle-tested record of 10 wins, 4 losses, and 1 draw, Blanco brings a dangerous mix of experience, relentless pace, and championship grit every time he steps into the cage. Proven under the big lights and sitting at the top of the bantamweight division, he continues to solidify his mark as one of the nation’s premier combat sports athletes.

Larry Gomez

of Spanish Lookout, Cayo

Bio

Larry is perhaps the most humble of the MMA athletes proudly representing Belize. Having begun his training on gravel driveways, his dedication to the discipline is unwavering. His raw determination caught the eye of the highest ranking BJJ Black Belt in Central America who had retired in Belize. Larry’s commitment and hard work convinced Professor Bonfoco to step out of retirement. Bonfoco has placed many athletes on various world stages and Larry is determined to be the next.

Jan Gabb

of Santa Elena, Cayo

Bio

Jan Gabb is a lightweight contender and dedicated combat sports athlete with an extensive striking and grappling background. Holding a 3rd-degree brown belt in Shotokan Karate and a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Gabb seamlessly blends traditional martial arts discipline with modern ground combat. A two-time silver medalist at the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championships, he has proven his skills on the mats while regularly testing his limits inside the cage—most recently challenging for the PROFC Lightweight Championship. Beyond competing, Gabb shares his striking expertise as the head Striking Coach at Don’t Blink Jiu-Jitsu (DBJJ), helping hone the next generation of fighters.