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Josh Parisian Filmography

Actor3 FILMS IN DB

JoshParisian

Known for Acting ·

3
FILMS IN DB
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1
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AVG VALUE
4K
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RAREST RELEASE
UFC on ESPN 38: Tsarukyan vs. Gamrot
~$0 · 4K · 2022
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MOST VALUABLE
UFC on ESPN 38: Tsarukyan vs. Gamrot
$0 · Est. market value

BIOGRAPHY

Josh Parisian is a dynamic presence in the world of mixed martial arts films, best known for his role in "UFC on ESPN 38: Tsarukyan vs. Gamrot" (2022). His performances capture the intense spirit of the sport, making this release a must-have for collectors who appreciate the intersection of athleticism and cinema. The event itself is particularly noteworthy as it features rising stars in the UFC, adding a layer of excitement and relevance to the home video release. Collectors actively seek out Parisian’s work not just for the bouts, but also for the insight into the fighters’ journeys and the electric atmosphere of live events. His contributions to these films help preserve the legacy of contemporary MMA, ensuring that fans have access to high-quality content long after the fights have ended. With a growing catalog, Parisian is quickly becoming a name to watch among physical media enthusiasts eager to capture the evolution of fight sports on their shelves.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Josh Parisian known for?

Josh Parisian is known for acting, specifically in the context of mixed martial arts events.

What genres does Josh Parisian's filmography span?

Josh Parisian's filmography spans the action genre.

What is the range of years covered by Josh Parisian's work?

Josh Parisian's work covers the years 2020 to 2026.

How many films are listed in Josh Parisian's filmography?

Josh Parisian has 3 films listed in his filmography.

What are some notable films featuring Josh Parisian?

Notable films featuring Josh Parisian include UFC on ESPN 38: Tsarukyan vs. Gamrot (2022), UFC on ESPN 18: Smith vs. Clark (2020), and OKTAGON 83: Samsonidse vs. Machaev (2026), where he appears as Self.