| Glory Record | 0-1-0 | |
| Average Fight Time | 6:00 | Fight Duration |
| Knockdown Ratio | 0:2 | Knockdowns Landed : Knockdowns Absorbed |
| SLpM | 5 | Strikes Landed per Minute |
| SApM | 6 | Strikes Absorbed per Minute |
| Striking Differential | -1.0 | Difference between SLpM and SApM |
| Striking Accuracy | 30.61% | Proportion of Strikes Landed |
| Result | Opponent | Event | Method | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loss | Chi Lewis-Parry |
Glory 33: New Jersey Sep 08 2016 |
TKO |
Amateur Heavyweight Champion in 4 different promotions
King Of The Cage World Tournament Winner
McDonald is fighting out of Eugene, Oregon but was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. He has 12 years of kickboxing and MMA training and ten years of competition in those sports.
He is also a US Army veteran of 51/2 years and has a completed tour in Afghanistan under his belt. In MMA, he has competed for the 'King of the Cage' organization among others.
“I'm 6'7 265lbs southpaw with knockout power in both hands I have a ton of heart. I love to push the pace in a fight and I can counter-fight on a dime, it depends on how the fight goes,” says McDonald.
ABOUT US
The world's premier kickboxing league, GLORY World Series maintains six different weight classes. Fights take place both as single matches between two fighters known as 'superfights') and as part of tournaments.
Four-man tournaments are the standard, with eight-man tournaments also staged on occasion. The tournaments take one of two forms: either they are World Championship Tournaments, with the division's world title on the line, or they are 'Contender' tournaments, with the winner earning a spot in the next upcoming World Championship Tournaments. MORE »
RULES
All Glory World Series matches and events are organized under the auspices of and with the consent of the Glory Sports International and are subjects to the GLORY World Series regulations.
1.1.2 Match license
To organize matches and events under the auspices of GSI, the written permission of the management og GSI is required, known as the match license.
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