Next fights
The bouts already booked for fighters from this gym.
- 17 Oct
- Mandel Nallo vs Nate Landwehr Lightweight
- 24 Oct
- Arnold Allen vs Aaron Pico Featherweight
Roster
Every fighter on Fight Hub whose most recent bout came out of this gym.
10 fighters
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By division
How this roster is spread across the weight classes. Follow a division to see its fighters from every country and every promotion.
Where the fighters come from
The nationalities on this page. Each country has its own hub, with the fighters it has produced across all promotions.
About this gym
Tristar Gym is a mixed martial arts gym in Montreal, Quebec. It is one of the older addresses in the sport — old enough to predate the era when mixed martial arts had a settled curriculum, which means the room built its own rather than importing one.
More international than its size predicts
Over half of this roster comes from outside Canada — from Western Europe, from the United States, from further afield. That ratio is the signature of a destination gym rather than a local one, and it is unusual for a room this size anywhere, let alone in a city with a modest domestic fight scene.
Montreal helps. It is bilingual, comparatively affordable, and reachable from Europe in a single flight, which lowers the practical cost of relocating for a camp. Fighters do not choose a base on the strength of the coaching alone; they choose one they can actually live in while they work.
A technical reputation, and what it produces
The room is known for a methodical approach — an emphasis on positioning, efficiency and doing the simple thing correctly rather than the spectacular thing occasionally. Fighters who come through it tend to be difficult to rush and hard to surprise.
The visible cost of that formation is a lower finishing rate than pressure-first gyms produce. The visible benefit is career length: styles built on control rather than exchange put fewer miles on a body, and the records below often run longer than the age of the fighter would suggest.
What the roster covers, and what it does not
The weight classes here spread wide and thin, from the lighter bands up through the middle of the scale — a division or two apart, rarely two fighters in the same one. That is the standing constraint of a small roster: breadth, purchased at the cost of same-size partners, and the reason cross-training matters so much to rooms of this shape.
There are no women's entries on this page. That is a fact about who trains here rather than a gap to explain away.
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.