Bryan Arocho, a member of Alers Martial Arts, passed away unexpectedly at 25. He was a part of the Alers Martial Arts family since the beginning days.
His mother, Jesica, requested that Coach Jim share the sad news of his passing with the AMA family.
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is built on thousands of hardworking fighters like Bryan Arocho, while most people only see the famous UFC champions.
He was an MMA fighter who worked his way up in a very tough sport. He ranked as the 5,072nd best fighter in North America, which shows just how many talented people are competing.
His real success was closer to home, where he ranked in 2 North American sub-regions (US Southeast, Florida). He was ranked at Bantamweight in each region as he had fought at least once in the weight class in his last 2 fights.
Moreover, Bryan’s story wasn’t about being a champion, but it was about persistence. He paid his dues and built his record, earning respect on the local circuit.
He worked hard to earn a name for himself, but his dream faded away with his untimely passing.
Bryan Arocho passed away tragically at the age of 25. Known for his competitive spirit as an MMA fighter and a purple belt in Jiu-Jitsu, Bryan was a beloved figure among family and friends, who remember him for his dedication and passion.
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Bryan Arocho’s Family Mourns The Tragic Loss
Alers Martial Arts family announces the untimely passing of beloved student and friend, Bryan Arocho, with profound sadness and a heavy heart.
He was a foundational member of the AMA community, training with them since the very beginning. His loss left an immeasurable void.
Bryan was a young man defined by his immense heart and unwavering spirit.
On the mats, he was known for training with every ounce of his passion, pushing himself and inspiring those around him.
Off the mats, his character shone just as brightly. He was always the first to offer help, to lend a hand, and to support his teammates in any way he could.
His presence was a gift, and his kindness a lesson to all who knew him.
I want you all to know that I love each and every one of you. If you are down, having a bad day, not feeling yourself, I want you to know I am here for you.
Coach Jim
According to his mother, Jesica, Bryan was always happiest when he was training. The dojo was his sanctuary, and the AMA family was his second home.
She is deeply proud of the accomplished and kind-hearted man her son became.
Bryan is survived by his loving mother, Jesica, and his extended family, who now face unimaginable challenges.
The community’s overwhelming love and sincere condolences are evidence of Bryan’s enormous influence on so many people.
💔 I’m broken. My heart goes out to his family. He always helped me with properly training the boys. He had a beautiful heart. I really hate this news. I wish it wasn’t true.
Tima Love
Furthermore, Bryan’s family will soon announce his funeral arrangements, and the AMA family will share information once it is made available.
Bryan’s spirit, dedication, and generous heart will forever be remembered on the mats and in the dojo. He will be profoundly missed, but never forgotten.
Bryan “Savage” Arocho. I love you. I miss you. I beg everyone out there please find help if you are feeling down, if you need to be lifted up, if you don’t feel yourself. Send me a message or give me a call. This is happening way too much in my inner circle. I’m broken right now. This is the hardest post I’ve ever had to make. I’ll never forget the years you shared with me on the mats, the road trips, the laughs. Thank you for always giving your all to me and your teammates every time you walked through the gym doors.
Jim Alers
Rest in Power little bro.
Rest in Peace, Bryan. Your legacy of heart and strength will continue to inspire all.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- Bryan Arocho was born on June 20, 2000, in the United States.
- His last fight was on April 6, 2024.
