Quinton Parks Jr.
Quinton Parks Jr., “Que”, is a Welterweight from the United States with an official record of 1-4. The one win came by knockout. The most recent bout on file is a second-round knockout loss to Josiah Harrell at Ohio Combat League 36 on 1 March 2025, the second defeat in a row.
| Date | Opponent | Result | Method | Round | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 1, 2025 | Josiah Harrell | LOSS | KOKO/TKO | R2 · 3:34 | Ohio Combat League 36 |
| Aug 6, 2021 | Bobby Nash | LOSS | SUBSubmission (Rear Naked Choke) | R1 | XFC: Xtreme Fighting Championships 45 |
| Apr 24, 2021 | Brandon Bell | WIN | KOKO/TKO | R2 · - | HRMMA: Hardrock MMA 120 |
| Oct 13, 2018 | Cameron VanCamp | LOSS | SUBSubmission (Rear Naked Choke) | R1 | Hardrock MMA 103: Warr vs. Beverly |
| Oct 14, 2017 | Cameron VanCamp | LOSS | SUBSubmission (Triangle Choke) | R1 | HRMMA: Hardrock MMA 93 |
Wins, losses and draws are Quinton Parks Jr.’s official record. Everything else is counted from the 5 bouts we hold a full result for — method, round and time. Per-fight striking and grappling statistics are not published in our data source, so they are not shown.
Quinton Parks Jr.’s record, in numbers
Quinton Parks Jr.’s record is 1-4, and Cage Brothers holds a full result for all 5 bouts in it. Every figure below is counted from them.
The one win came by knockout — 1 of 1 inside the distance, a finish rate of 100%. Across the 4 of 5 bouts with a recorded finishing round, the average bout lasted 2 minutes 9 seconds.
Quinton Parks Jr. has been stopped 4 times in the 5 bouts on file — 1 by knockout and 3 by submission — which is 80% of them. The last 2 bouts on file are both losses.
Of the 5 bouts Cage Brothers holds a result for, 2 were the main event of the card. One of them has come since October 2024.
Set against the 565 Welterweight fighters Cage Brothers holds eight or more bouts for, Quinton Parks Jr. has a finish rate above 89% of them, a record of avoiding stoppage above 1% of them and a two-year bout count above 64% of them. The comparison is made inside the division rather than across the whole roster, because how often a division finishes depends heavily on what it weighs.
These figures are recomputed from Quinton Parks Jr.’s bout history each time results are synced, so they follow the record rather than a fixed snapshot.


















