Randy Steinke His Record, Net Worth, Weight, Age & More!

By Benjamin Strusnik, November 25, 2021

Who Is Randy Steinke?

Randy Steinke is a professional Mixed Martial Artist who has become a prolific figure on the world stage of MMA. Randy has competed on several fighting promotions where he has won multiple titles including; King of the Cage Bantamweight and Featherweight Championships and a Shooto Brazil Fight Championship. Randy was also a former Golden Gloves Boxing Champion and a Pan American BJJ Champion as a Brown belt. Randy has also coached many great Mixed Martial Artists inside the cage including Henry Cejudo to 3 Championship fights, and Jocelyn Jones-Lybarger the first female RFA Champion.

Who Is Randy Steinke?

Combination Striking Mastery by Randy Steinke

Randy Steinke has had an exceptional career fighting inside the cage. Over the first few years of his professional career, Randy defeated guys like Jeff Milley, Ray Robinson and JR Conkright in promotions like Rage in the Cage, Arizona and the Mexico Regionals. Randy was a fast up and comer as he lit up the stage with his tremendous execution of Boxing and Mixed Martial Arts. Randy became a Golden Glove Boxing Champion and even fought in Shooto fighting in Brazil in 2008. Randy rose through the ranks as he defeated opponents at will with knockouts and submissions.

Randy had some losses inside the cage heading into 2009 and 2010, as he looked to rebuild in 2011 and jump back in the winners circle. The next few years Randy performed extremely well as he solidified himself as a top contender in Mixed Martial Arts. In 2013 and 2014 Randy would win the King of the Cage Featherweight and Bantamweight Championships. Randy had become a formidable fighter as his versatility between his performances began to show, Randy would showcase his knockout abilities along with his technical grappling proficiency.

Randy tested his grappling efficiency by entering the Pan American Championships, after an amazing run of submissions Randy won the Gold medal. Randy continued to impress throughout his career as he continued until 2018 fighting inside the cage. Randy has fought and coached alongside some of the great Mixed Martial Artists of his time. During Randy’s time at The MMA Lab he trained under legends John Crouch and Benson Henderson, Randy was awarded his Brown belt in Jiu Jitsu by John Crouch. Randy also spent time coaching and training alongside Henry Cejudo at Fight Ready MMA, as he helped Henry towards three Championship fights. Randy coached numerous UFC fighters towards KO victories and also cornered the very first RFA Women’s Champion in Jocelyn Jones Lybarger.

Attacks, Counter and Feints for MMA by Randy Steinke

How Old Is Randy Steinke?

Randy Steinke was born in the United States of America on the 21st of december in 1985, he is currently 35 years of age.

How Much is Randy Steinke Worth?

Randy Steinke has spent the last two decades training and competing in Martial Arts. His journey as a boxer and shootfighter led him to Mixed Martial Arts, where he has made some significant remuneration. Randy has also spent a great deal of time as an MMA coach and worked with some of the best fighters in the UFC. Randy has also worked exclusively with BJJ Fanatics, as he has filmed two instructional videos. “Combination Striking Mastery” and “Attacks, Counter And Feints For MMA” are both available for purchase on BJJ Fanatics website. Through all of these avenues Randy has pumped his net worth to up over a million dollars, with significant rises in the future due to Randy’s ongoing coaching and sales.

How Tall Is Randy Steinke?

Randy Steinke stands at 5 feet and 10 inches tall which is the equivalent to 178 centimetres.

How Much Does Randy Steinke Weigh?

Randy Steinke weighs in at 146 lbs or (66 kilograms) Randy has spent most of his career as a featherweight but has spent some time as a bantamweight fighter. Randy has won MMA titles at both weight classes.

Randy Steinke’s Fight List!

Randy has fought inside the cage as a professional Mixed Martial Artist for over 10 years, and his training and knowledge spans over two decades. Randy has had an extremely successful fight career against some incredibly tough opponents. Randy has competed against athletes like; Daniel Soto, Frank Baca, Guillermo Pena, Ray Robinson, Jose Carbajal, Imani Jackson, Ian Dela Cuesta, Jerod Spoon, Gustavo Franca, Montino Hardy, Nate Vorel, Shawn Nez, Omur Cor, Bob Calnin, Nick Hedrick, JR Conkright and Jeff Milley.

Randy has competed in numerous fight promotions like; Rage in the Cage, King of the Cage, Arizona Regionals. Mexico Regionals, Shooto Brazil, Louisiana Regionals, Wyoming Regionals, New Mexico Regionals, Ringside MMA, All Powers Combat, Coalition of Combat, World Fighting Federation, World Series of Fighting, Duel for Domination, Combate and Iron Boy MMA.

Randy’s Best Fight Of All Time!

Randy has had some exciting wins in his Mixed Martial Arts career, including several extremely fast finishes. Randy defeated Jeff Milley in his first professional fight with a submission 20 seconds into the first round, rating the fight up near the top of the fastest finishes in MMA history. In Randy’s second fight he submitted Ray Robinson in 1 minute and 20 seconds into their match, Randy would have a rematch 9 years later against Ray where he secured another fast submission finish, this time in 1 minute and 37 seconds. Randy has been ferocious all throughout his career with other wins over; Nick Hendrick via submission (45 seconds round 1) Bob Calnin via TKO (53 seconds round 1) Shawn Nez via TKO (28 seconds round 1) Montino Hardy Via KO (23 seconds round 1) and Daniel Soto via KO (1:21 round 1)

Randy excited his fans by winning the Featherweight title at King of the Cage - World Champions in 2013 against Jerod Spoon. Two months later Randy challenged for the Bantamweight title at King of the Cage - Heated Fury against Ian De La Cuesta, where Randy secured a decision win after 5 rounds of heated combat. Randy would defend his title in a stunning fashion as he submitted Imani Jackson with a kneebar only 46 seconds into the first round.

Who Did Randy Steinke Lose To?

Randy Steinke has secured close to a 60% win ratio as a professional Mixed Martial Artist. During Randy’s career he has lost to some tough guys, including some losses by knockout and submission while most of his defeats came by decisions. Randy has lost to fighters like; Yaotzin Meza, Willamy Freire, Bryan Goldsby, Matt Leyva, Nick Rhoads, Jade Porter, Jacob Devree, Joey Miolla, Erick Sanchez and Jackson Filho. Some of Randy’s worst losses came by way of first round submissions. The first was a loss to Guillaume Lamarche by a triangle choke 3 minutes and 38 seconds into the first round of their bout at Ringside MMA 5. Randy suffered one of his worst losses when he fought Stephen Cervantes at Duel for Domination 12 in 2015. Randy would submit to Stephen’s rear naked choke in less than 3 minutes into the fight. After this fight Randy went back to the gym and worked extensively on his Jiu Jitsu in order to be better prepared for his upcoming fights.

Randy Steinke’s Record!

Randy Steinke has showcased his amazing skills inside the MMA cage for over a decade. After 10 years of professional MMA Randy has secured a record of 18 wins, 12 losses and 1 draw, Randy’s win percentage of 58.06 is amazing considering his 31 appearances. Randy has secured 11 submissions and 5 knockouts including several finishes in under 2 minutes in the first round. Randy has also secured two King of the Cage title belts in different weight classes, putting him in a high calibre of successful competitors. Randy has also won a Golden Gloves Amatuer Boxing title and a Pan American Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Championship Gold medal. Randy also became the Shooto Brazilian Champion early in his Martial Arts career.

Randy Steinke’s Injuries!

Randy Steinke has avoided any major injuries, but he has had some minor setbacks in his career. During the course of his journey through Mixed Martial Arts, Randy has suffered from some minor rib and hamstring injuries. Randy has always been a quick healer as he has supreme conditioning as a part of his training regime.

Is Randy Steinke Retired?

Randy Steinke last fought inside the cage in 2018, where he landed a KO win with punches against Daniel Soto at Iron Boy MMA 13. Since the fight and the covid 19 pandemic sweeping the nation, Randy has yet decided to step back into the cage. Randy has now turned his attention to coaching many other athletes in MMA. Randy has since helped fighters like Henry Cejudo, Jocelyn Jones Lybarger, Mario Batista, Paulo Acosta, The Pitbull Brothers, The Korean Zombie, Sean O'Malley, Luke Sanders and Yair Rodriguez. Randy has cemented himself as an outstanding competitor and is now fast on the way to becoming one of the premier MMA coaches in the United States.

If you enjoyed this piece, check out these athletes: