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Chute Boxe Diego Lima

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  • 6divisions
  • 4nationalities

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Every fighter on Fight Hub whose most recent bout came out of this gym.

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About this gym

Chute Boxe Diego Lima is a mixed martial arts gym in São Paulo, Brazil. The Chute Boxe name is one of the oldest in the sport, and it carries a specific meaning: a striking school built out of muay thai and vale tudo, in an era when Brazilian MMA was still deciding whether it was a grappling sport with punches or a fighting sport with grappling in it.

What the lineage means in practice

Gyms in this tradition tend to produce fighters who move forward. Pressure, volume in the clinch, and a willingness to trade in close quarters are the recognisable marks — not because the school forbids grappling, but because it treats the exchange as the place where a fight is decided rather than a phase to survive before the takedown.

That approach ages differently from the rest. Styles built on avoiding exchanges tend to hold up longer in a career; styles built on winning them ask more of a body sooner. The roster below reflects a room that has kept the identity while absorbing the grappling every modern fighter now needs.

A Brazilian room with a South American reach

The nationalities on this page are mostly Brazilian, which is what a São Paulo address predicts. What is less predictable is the rest: a meaningful part of this roster comes from elsewhere in South America and beyond, and that is a choice fighters make rather than an accident of geography. Travelling to train in Brazil is a decision about the room, not about proximity.

The birthplace column shows the same thing in reverse. São Paulo recurs, but it does not dominate — the Brazilian fighters here have come to the city rather than grown up in it. A gym that draws from a whole country trains differently from one that trains its neighbourhood.

What the divisions say

The occupied classes spread across the lighter and middle range, with the welterweight band the most populated. That spread is useful for a room of this size: enough overlap for real sparring at several weights, without the gaps that leave a fighter with nobody their own size.

The pages below list every fighter in this catalogue whose most recent bout came out of this gym, with their weight class, nationality, record and how each of their last five fights ended.

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