Duracell

Jonas Troest Petersen

Jonas ‘Duracell’ Troest Petersen built his MMA career from the amateur world championship in Las Vegas to professional bouts at Danish MMA Night, MMA Galla, UKFC, and Dominance FC. FighterZone in Roskilde is his club affiliation.

Country DENMARK  Denmark
SportMMA Born07-09-1995 Weight classFeatherweight

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The story

Jonas Troest Petersen fights under the nickname “Duracell.” The Danish MMA fighter from the Borup area is affiliated with FighterZone in Roskilde. His competitive journey began on the international amateur stage and continued on professional cards in Denmark and the United Kingdom.
During the 2014 IMMAF World Championships in Las Vegas, Troest defeated Hafed Mrani by decision. The following day, he lost to Kacper Formela by split decision. His professional debut came in 2018 at Danish MMA Night, where he defeated Espen Kolltveit by guillotine in 35 seconds.

After bouts at UK Fighting Championships, MMA Galla became an important part of his career. He recorded victories there over Konstantinos Leonidou, Matej Simic, and Zemaray Afzali. Against Afzali, he bounced back with a decision victory after an earlier defeat. He then fought Aria Azarnoosh and Ali Al-Jasim at Dominance FC.

Las Vegas as an Early International Chapter. In June 2014, Troest appeared at the IMMAF World Championships. He won his opening bout against Hafed Mrani by unanimous decision. The following day, his tournament ended against Kacper Formela, who won by split decision.

A Brief Professional Debut. On June 9, 2018, his professional career began at Danish MMA Night. Against Espen Kolltveit, Troest needed 35 seconds to win by guillotine. That submission became his first professional victory.

Returning to the MMA Galla Cards. At MMA Galla, losses and wins alternated. In 2024, Troest defeated Konstantinos Leonidou by decision and stopped Matej Simic with elbows. In March 2025, he defeated Zemaray Afzali over three rounds, following his earlier loss to the same opponent.

The Professional Record. After his bout against Ali Al-Jasim on June 6, 2026, Troest stood at four wins and seven losses. His victories came via one TKO, one submission, and two decisions.

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