Sedriques Dumas has been removed from the UFC roster. He has also received his sentence stemming from a 2025 arrest in which he faced multiple felony charges.
Sedriques Dumas has been released from the UFC roster and handed a sentence connected to a felony arrest that took place in 2025, with the developments made public on July 15, 2026.
Dumas, known as "The Reaper," competed in the middleweight division and carried a professional record of 10 wins and 5 losses at the time of his removal. The 30-year-old American trained out of Team Remedy BJJ and MMA and brought a well-rounded skill set to the cage, standing six-foot-two with a 79-inch reach. Fighting out of an orthodox stance, he averaged 2 significant strikes landed per minute at a 44 percent striking accuracy clip, while also showing the ability to threaten on the ground with 1.34 takedowns per 15 minutes.
Why it matters
- Dumas's release ends his UFC tenure with a 10-5 record, leaving his middleweight slot vacant
- The felony conviction represents a serious legal outcome that prompted the organization's roster decision
- His removal opens a spot in a division where roster movement can affect rankings and matchmaking
The UFC has not been reported to have issued any specific public statement beyond the roster move itself. The arrest, which occurred in 2025 and involved multiple felony charges, has now resulted in a formal sentence, closing the legal chapter that preceded the organization's decision to part ways with the fighter. Dumas's future in combat sports remains unclear following the combination of the legal outcome and his UFC departure.
