Lucas Armand
Vitals
Height, reach, and career background.
- Age
- 30
- Weight class
- Heavyweight
- Nationality
- United States
- Active
- 2024–present
Record
Tap expandable fights for their breakdowns.
LossRecord after fight: 6-1-0TKO

Wint rushed Armand from the opening seconds and drove him back to the fence. He threw heavy strikes along the fence until Armand fell to the canvas and covered up. The stoppage came at 0:23 of the first round, Wint’s third win in 54 days.
Key moments
- Wint closed the distance immediately and drove Armand back to the fence.
- Wint opened up with heavy strikes after driving Armand to the cage.
- Armand fell to the canvas and covered up under the strikes before the stoppage.
WinRecord after fight: 6-0-0TKO
Opponent: Cameron GrahamstrikesR4 0:16
2 Piece Promotions: War at the Wex 8
7 Mar 2026
7 Mar 2026
Armand retained the 2 Piece Promotions Heavyweight title with a fourth-round TKO of Cameron Graham, needing just 16 seconds of the round to get the stoppage by strikes.
Key moments
- Opened round four and finished Graham by strikes inside 16 seconds.
- Made the second successful defense of his 2 Piece Promotions Heavyweight title.
- Weighed in at 263.9 pounds for the heavyweight matchup.
WinRecord after fight: 5-0-0TKO
Opponent: Braxton SmithstrikesR1 1:54
2 Piece Promotions: War at the Wex 7
22 Nov 2025
22 Nov 2025
Armand finished former UFC heavyweight Braxton Smith by strikes just 1:54 into the first round at 2 Piece Promotions: War at the Wex 7, a rapid stoppage in defense of his regional heavyweight title.
Key moments
- Finished Smith by strikes 1:54 into the opening round.
- Beat an opponent with prior UFC experience.
- Defended his regional heavyweight title for the first time with the finish.
28 Jun 2025
17 May 2025
8 Feb 2025
16 Nov 2024
The Read
Style, strengths, and defining traits.
Armand turned pro in November 2024 and has stopped five of his six opponents, four of them inside the first two rounds. He came to the UFC as the reigning 2 Piece Promotions Heavyweight champion, a regional title he defended twice before signing on short notice for his October 2026 Octagon debut, where Anthony Wint stopped him with a first-round TKO at 0:23.
His two most recent outings were both title defenses: a fourth-round stoppage of Cameron Graham in March 2026, and a sub-two-minute finish of former UFC heavyweight Braxton Smith the previous November. All six of his professional wins have come by finish — five by strikes and one by unanimous decision in his debut.
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