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Video: Training with Champions: Kelton Sneve’s Journey to MMA Success

Posted on 19 November 202519 November 2025 By mmehandy No Comments on Video: Training with Champions: Kelton Sneve’s Journey to MMA Success

In the world of mixed martial arts, the path to success is often paved with hard work, resilience, and the right training environment. In this interview we explore the journey of Kelton Sneve, a professional MMA fighter, as he shares his experiences and insights gained from training at Team Alpha Male (TAM), a renowned gym in Sacramento, California.

The Evolution of a Fighter

Known as the Konqueror, has come a long way since his days as an amateur fighter. With a professional record of four wins and one loss, he reflects on the significant changes in his training and mindset over the past few years. After facing a tough split decision loss, Kelton realized he needed to be all in if he wanted to achieve his goals in the sport. This realization led him to seek out Team Alpha Male, where he found not just training but a supportive community that challenged him to elevate his game.

Training at Team Alpha Male

The decision to train at TAM was not made lightly. Kelton credits his mentor, Devon Lozej, for encouraging him to step out of his comfort zone and experience what a larger training camp could offer. At Alpha Male, Kelton found world-class coaching and an environment filled with dedicated training partners. He emphasizes that the training room tells no lies; commitment and hard work are the keys to success. The camaraderie among fighters fosters a competitive yet supportive atmosphere that has significantly benefited his training.

Surrounding Yourself with Excellence

One of the most valuable lessons Kelton learned at Alpha Male is the importance of surrounding oneself with extraordinary individuals. Training alongside experienced fighters like Uriah Faber, who built the camp from the ground up, has provided Kelton with insights that extend beyond physical training. He highlights the wealth of knowledge and experience that comes from being in the presence of accomplished fighters. This principle is applicable not only in fighting but in various areas of life—surrounding yourself with high achievers can inspire and elevate your own performance.

The Impact of Mentorship

Kelton’s relationship with Uriah Faber has been a significant source of motivation. The guidance and support he receives from Faber, especially during fight preparations, have instilled a sense of gratitude and confidence. The personalized attention from a seasoned fighter who has achieved remarkable success in the UFC serves as a reminder of what is possible when you dedicate yourself to your craft.

Kelton Sneve’s journey illustrates that success in mixed martial arts—or any field—requires dedication, the right environment, and the willingness to learn from others. Training at Team Alpha Male has not only enhanced his skills but has also provided him with a network of support that is crucial for growth. Key takeaways from Kelton’s experience include:

  1. Embrace challenges and setbacks as opportunities for growth.
  2. Surround yourself with individuals who inspire and challenge you.
  3. Seek out mentorship from those who have achieved what you aspire to accomplish.

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BEN LEECE MAKES A STATEMENT AT FLA 26 Big Ben Lee BEN LEECE MAKES A STATEMENT AT FLA 26

Big Ben Leece just answered some questions.

Coming off his first professional MMA main event, Leece joins me immediately after an impressive TKO victory over veteran Lorenzo Celis at Fight League Atlantic 26.

Ben came into this fight knowing Celis represented a significant step up in competition — and walked away believing he performed even better than he expected.

We break down the finish, including the speed and check hook that helped turn the fight in Ben’s favour, the moment he realized he was getting overzealous and deliberately slowed himself down, and what it means to get a stoppage against the most experienced opponent of his career.

But the victory came at a price.

Ben believes he BROKE HIS HAND during the fight and says he’ll need an X-ray before being cleared to compete again.

And then there’s what comes next.

After the victory, Ben called his shot — Davyd Titorenko.

It’s a matchup Canadian MMA fans have been talking about for some time. Titorenko defeated Chris O’Toole, the only fighter to beat Leece, and Ben believes there’s now a real story behind putting two Canadian heavyweight prospects together.

First, though, that hand needs to heal.

At just 23 years old, Ben Leece is continuing to answer questions every time he steps inside the cage.

After what he showed at FLA 26, there are going to be a lot more eyes watching what comes next.

🥊 Ben Leece vs Lorenzo Celis
🏆 FLA 26 Main Event
💥 Leece wins by TKO
Canadian Light Heavyweight

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THE MONSTER IS BACK 👹 After nearly two years away THE MONSTER IS BACK 👹

After nearly two years away from the UFC Octagon, Chad “The Monster” Anheliger is finally closing in on his return.

I caught up with Chad ahead of his UFC Edmonton fight against Steven Koslow on October 17 to talk about the long and sometimes frustrating road back to competition.

A serious knee injury forced Chad onto the sidelines, but instead of rushing his return, he used the time to properly rehab, rebuild his strength and conditioning, and rediscover just how much he still wants to fight.

“I’m hungrier than ever to get back in there.”

And Chad sees Edmonton as more than simply another fight. After the UFC worked with him throughout his injuries and his lengthy absence, he called this a “big redemption opportunity.”

We also talked about becoming a new father to his son Jack, his life coaching and training at Champions Creed, and the other Monster now joining him on the Edmonton card — fellow Canadian Kyle Nelson. 👹👹

Chad says he’s coming back in the best shape, best headspace and with the best game plan possible.

After almost two years of waiting, Chad Anheliger finally gets to do what he loves again.

Full interview on episode 24 of The MM-EH Show, out now on all podcast platforms.🥊

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🥊 BRAYDEN TODD: “I’VE NEVER BEEN IN A FIGHT THAT’S 🥊 BRAYDEN TODD: “I’VE NEVER BEEN IN A FIGHT THAT’S NOT FIREWORKS.”

Brayden Todd has been around combat sports for almost his entire life.

The 26-year-old Adrenaline MMA fighter started wrestling at just seven years old, eventually earning scholarship opportunities before turning his attention toward mixed martial arts. Fighting was never far away — his father was a kickboxer who trained under the legendary Shawn Tompkins, and Todd grew up around the team that would become such an important part of Canadian MMA.

Now Todd gets another opportunity to show what that lifetime in combat sports has produced when he faces Trammell Arrington at Rising Stars in London.

And if you haven't watched Brayden Todd fight before, he gave MM-EH a pretty simple description of what to expect:

🥊 “I’ve never been in a fight that’s not fireworks.”

Despite his wrestling pedigree, Todd admits he's drawn toward standing in the pocket and proving himself as a boxer and striker. But if someone decides they'd rather wrestle him?

Good luck.

“Nobody in the amateur scene’s gonna take me down. No chance.”

That's the confidence of someone who has been wrestling since childhood and says he has yet to be taken down in an MMA fight.

Todd also talks about growing up inside Adrenaline MMA and learning from an incredible collection of Canadian combat-sports experience, including Mark Hominick, Sam Stout, Chris Horodecki and BJJ coach James Horth.

“I owe my coaches literally everything.”

Even after nearly two decades around the gym, Todd says he's still learning every time he walks through the doors.

We also talked about the transition from wrestling to striking, the lessons from his amateur losses, his frustrating last fight cancellation after making weight, and why he believes fans are going to want to see what happens when he and Errington step into the cage.

Todd even made me a promise:

“I’ll have a highlight for you.” 👀

Brayden Todd joins me on The MM-EH Show this week ahead of Rising Stars in London.

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