UFC fighter admits he is almost BROKE ahead of upcoming fight... and posts a photo of his bank account to prove it

UFC fighter Sedriques Dumas has revealed his struggling financial situation - sharing screenshots of his bank account - ahead of his bout on Saturday night. 

Dumas, 29, will return to the octagon for UFC Noche at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, where he will face off against middleweight rival Zachary Reese.

'The Reaper' is searching for his first MMA win since August last year - with his most recent fight, back in April, ending in a KO defeat inside the first round. 

Ahead of his fight on Saturday, Dumas took to social media to reveal his financial struggles heading into the event. 

The 29-year-old shared a screenshot of his Wells Fargo checking account, which showed that he had just $13.96 to his name. There was $0 in his savings account. 

In a caption, he wrote: 'This is a price of being a adult and paying legal actions and stuff in your life. 

'I hate to hear people say people don't struggle at a big scene. Yeah all y'all can laugh about it. I'm just giving y'all something to laugh about'.

Dumas - who made his UFC debut in March 2023 - boasts an impressive 10-3 record as a professional and will be hoping to extend that on Saturday night. 

After Dumas shared screenshots of his accounts online, some fans pointed to his run ins with the law over recent years as a potential reason for his financial struggles. 

Back in February, Dumas was arrested in Florida on battery charges. He has reportedly been arrested over 10 times since 2014 alone. 

In this particular incident, according to Escambia County jail records, Dumas was booked at 6:14am - after he uploaded footage of a tense confrontation with police.

The footage on Facebook showed Dumas telling officers he was 'just walking to blow off steam' when they got to him.

Officers say they were called to deal with a 'disturbance' after a woman's boyfriend was 'banging on the door', 'ringing the doorbell' and 'bothering her.'

As one officer goes to check on somebody inside the house, Dumas questioned why the were shining a light on them. 

'I don't know why you're flashing the light on her,' he can be heard saying.

'What, are you trying to say I hit her or some s***? Please don't f***ng play with me like that.'

Dumas continued to question the officers and said: 'I'm beyond f***ing pi****... I'm just walking to blow off steam and she want to come out me and tell me I'm disrupting?' 

With almost three minutes left of the video, Dumas then appears to be handcuffed by the officers although the screen goes black.

A police report from the Escambia County Sheriff's Department at the time claimed he was located 'hiding in a dog crate in a shed on the back of the property'.

He was released back in May after being held on $558,500 bond.