Hernandez (9-0) is a deputy sheriff with the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office and is also part of its Priority Response Team. He made his Ultimate Fighting Championship debut at UFC Vegas 121 on two days’ notice against Sedriques Dumas. “The Stache” needed less than a minute to force Dumas to tap to a standing guillotine choke, earning a Performance of the Night bonus.
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Luis Hernandez says his Miami-Dade law enforcement career still pays more than fighting in the UFC Hernandez has revealed that he still earns more from law enforcement than he does from the UFC, even when factoring in his $100,000 bonus. He praised the support he receives from his agency and said he has no plans to leave law enforcement while competing in the UFC.“[Still making more in] Law enforcement… The support that I get from my agency is amazing,” Hernandez told Ariel Helwani. “You don’t…