UFC fighter Colby Covington humiliates streamer Chrogman as $30,000 challenge ends in vomit on floor

UFC star Colby Covington (age 37), a former interim welterweight champion, faced Australian streamer Chrogman (age 19) on September 2, 2025, at the UFC Performance Institute in Las Vegas.

Covington offered Chrogman $30,000 if he could beat him in a training match. Chrogman tried, but after being hit hard in the body twice and knocked down, he vomited inside the octagon. This showed just how big the gap is between a pro fighter and someone who streams fights.

Colby Covington makes streamer Chrogman vomit with brutal UFC body shots in Las Vegas

Colby Covington and Chrogman stepped into the octagon on September 2, 2025, at the UFC Performance Institute in Las Vegas, Nevada. Covington told Chrogman he had to beat him in training to earn $30,000; if he lost, he’d go into a cold tub.

Colby Covington let Chrogman try some punches. Then Covington landed a series of hard body shots, pinning Chrogman against the cage. Chrogman went down, and soon after, he vomited on the octagon floor. Covington clearly showed how tough pro fighting is compared to street‑style challenges.

Colby Covington praises Chrogman after challenge and reflects on UFC career losses

After the bout, Covington praised Chrogman for being brave enough to step into the ring. He said, “He’s a bright young mind and he’s got a ton of talent.

You’re 19 years old, I’m 37, I’ve been world champion, so I’ve got way more experience … train smarter, not harder … and have fun.” Then, Covington offered Chrogman another task: survive one minute on the ground without getting submitted, for the same prize. Chrogman failed that, too.Also Read: Olympic Champion Ryan Lochte Accused Of Leaving Cocaine Bags In Daughter’s Bed As Kayla Rae Reid Fights For Full CustodyCovington hasn’t fought much since 2022. He won against Jorge Masvidal in March 2022, but then lost his next two fights, most recently at UFC Tampa in December 2024, when Joaquin Buckley knocked him out via doctor stoppage in round three. This spar with Chrogman was a reminder that Colby Covington still has elite skill, even if his UFC days are winding down.