Carlos Kremer, known for fighting fans around the world as a “roaring lion”, is one of the most electrifying voices in combat sports. His unique growl and commanding presence in a cage made him a favorite of fans as a ring announcer. But for a dynamically developing voice and a high -octane personality is a man based on love, family and purpose.
In the MMA world, the name of Kremher is synonymous with passion and professionalism. From his time, as a sea infantry to the voice of a bold combat federation and other promotions at the highest level, Carlos has gained a reputation of a character greater than life. Ask him, however, what is his most essential role, and he did not hesitate: this is a father and husband.
Warrior at home
“I am blessed that my name is a” roaring lion “in a cage,” says Kremer, “But at home I am just a dad for my children and I make sure that I train them, practice with them and go to every game and practice at home and try to be the best partner I can be.”
Balancing the chaos powered by adrenaline international nights with family life is not basic. Between Jet Lag, attempts and fight obligations, Kremer admits that the schedule can punish. But he developed a rhythm that keeps him grounding. “My wife and children are my foundation. I can be in the middle of the world in the nights show, but they are always with me in spirit – and often at the phase of the backstage.”
Carlos recognizes his wife as a real MVP behind the scenes. “He holds all this,” he says with admiration. “He is a tranquil strength in our family, always supporting, always encouraging me to prosecute this dream. I couldn’t do it without it.”
Discipline and heart
Kremmer’s ability to balance the requirements of show business and family results mainly from its military origin. The former captain of the USA naval corps, he learned early with the value of structure, honesty and discipline. These lessons still shape, as he sometimes manages and copes with pressure.
“The army taught me how to lead with passion and serve for the purpose. I employ the same way of thinking for my work and my family. I give 100% both.”
This work ethics paid off. Regardless of whether it presents world -class fighters with roaring crowds in Bahrain, South America or Las Vegas, Kremmer brings incomparable energy and presence. But when the microphone is turned off and the tuxedo goes away, it smoothly goes into husband and dad’s mode – by telling school plays, trains youth sports and celebrating family milestones.
More than a voice
While his flowering ads became iconic, Carlos Kremer is more than just a voice in a cage. He is a motivator, mentor and an example of how you can live bravely and still remain faithful to what is most essential.
“My task is to lend a hand tell the story of warriors who enter this cage. But at home I am part of a different kind of fight – a fight for presence, well -loving, and set an example to my children about what it means to live with honor.”
Because the “roaring lion” still dominates in the advertisement, it is clear that his greatest achievements are not measured only in decibels, but in sacrifice – for sport, for fans, and above all his family.
Henry
Cejudo believes Alex
Pereira needs more heavyweight victories before challenging for
another
Ultimate Fighting Championship title.
Pereira is scheduled to face Sergei
Pavlovich at UFC
335 on Dec. 12 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. However, he
believes he deserved a title rematch against Ciryl Gane, who will
instead defend his heavyweight championship against Josh Hokit
at UFC
334 on Nov. 14 at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Henry Cejudo wants Alex Pereira to win two or three heavyweight
fights before another UFC title shot
Cejudo believes Pereira (13-4) received preferential treatment in
reaching title contention in two divisions. “Triple C†pointed to
Pereira's opportunity to fight Gane for the interim heavyweight
championship in his divisional debut at
UFC Freedom 250. He argues that Pereira must now build a
winning record at heavyweight before receiving another title
shot.
“It's a part of him being spoiled too,†Cejudo said on the “Pound 4
Pound†podcast. “Alex, I'm not picking on you… You’ve skipped
lines; you’ve skipped lines long enough. You’ve had enough
opportunities against Ciryl Gane and you lost. Yeah, there were
illegal blows; I do agree with you on that. But man, that jab from
Ciryl Gane wobbled you. We kind of saw where the fight was going.
It was your debut at heavyweight… I feel like you need to win at
least two–three more fights to fight for the title.â€
Cejudo is not the only former two-division champion to challenge
Pereira's comments about the heavyweight title picture. “Poatanâ€
previously alleged that former fighter and commentator Daniel
Cormier promoted Gane vs. Hokit at the UFC's direction. Cormier
denied the accusation.
Henry
Cejudo doesn't want families to be involved in his ongoing feud
with Brendan
Allen.
Cejudo and Allen are both married to Brazilians. However, the
former
Ultimate Fighting Championship two-division titleholder has
previously criticized Allen for representing Brazil in the Octagon.
Cejudo also slammed Allen for playing it safe when asked about
fighter pay, leading the latter to label the former's podcast
“trash.†Their wives are now seemingly involved in the
back-and-forth.
Henry Cejudo says Brendan Allen's wife sent ‘nasty' messages to
his wife
After Sean
Strickland's latest outburst about UFC fighter pay, Allen was
asked about the same after his win over Christian
Leroy Duncan at
UFC Vegas 122. Allen opted against criticizing the promotion,
drawing a strong response from Cejudo, who now claims the UFC
middleweight's wife has gotten involved in the feud.
Cejudo claims his wife received a “nasty†message from Allen's
wife. The Olympic gold medalist doesn't want their families to be
involved.
“Brendan Allen's wife sent a nasty message to my wife,†Cejudo said
on the “Pound 4 Pound†podcast. “Me and him are both American,
married to Brazilians, and have American kids… She just went off; I
don't want to repeat it. What I will say is, don't bring my family
into this. Let men be men.â€
Jaqueline Amorim has been suspended for six months for violating the UFC Anti-Doping Policy.
On Friday, Combat Sports Anti-Doping (CSAD) announced that Amorim had accepted a six-month suspension after testing positive for low levels of ostarine, a prohibited non-Specified Substance in the class of Anabolic Agents. Ostarine was detected in out-of-competition samples collected from Amorim on July 29, 2026, and August 17, 2026, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with both failed tests being combined into a single violation.
Per CSAD, Amorim fully cooperated with their investigation, and it was determined that Amorim's adverse test results were consistent with exposure to low-level ostarine contamination rather than intentional use. CSAD also noted that the exposure did not provide Amorim “with any significant performance advantage.â€
Amorim's suspension was backdated to Aug. 17, the date she was notified of her test failure and provisional suspension, and expires on Feb. 17, 2027.
Amorim most recently competed at UFC Macau on May 30, where she submitted Loma Lookboonme via first-round armbar.