"The Prince" Hopeton Stewart Discusses His Pro Debut Win

Starting Tae Kwon Do eight years ago, “The Prince” Hopeton Stewart worked, progressed, and finally made his stamp in the professional rankings of MMA finishing Dameron Kirby with a head kick knockout win at Shogun Fights on October 24 at the Royal Farms Arena.

Hopeton is a promising welterweight that has yet to taste defeat in his amateur career going 7-0, then stepping to the professional ranks with a dominating win to solidify his dominance in his professional debut.

Hopeton joined MyMMANews reporter Adam Crist fresh off of his victory to discuss his pro debut and everything that lead to such a dominating win!

Adam Crist

Currently studying Broadcast Journalism at Wilmington University, Adam’s passion for the sport only grows stronger when a fighter’s voice can be heard. He thrives on asking detailed questions to inspire the thoughts behind the punches in hopes that each fighter can find their proper justice. Specializing in pre and post fight interviews for MyMMANews, Adam strives to keep the fight fans up to speed with the most recent and authentic MMA news possible. He is Co-promoter of Delaware’s premier kick-boxing and Muay Thai organization, IBF Promotions. Recently he has also accompanied MMA organizations Global Proving Ground and XCC as Co-host and ringside commentator.

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