Unleash The Fuery
Brian Fuery Speech to graduates
Brian Fuery Corporate Speech 2/13/26
Brian Fuery has fighters like Mohammed Usman in the UFC that he trains.
Brian Feury Day at a school in New York where he gave a speech to the school
Brian is connected, coaches and mentors many athletes mostly in the South Florida Area
Brian played football at UM. He is currently active in their football program hosting trainings.
Overview
Brian Fuery is a United States Air Force veteran, former Miami Hurricane, Pro MMA fighter, and 10× Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu World Champion whose presence commands attention. His speaking style isn’t loud, it’s calm strength, built on the kind of experiences most people only read about. Audiences sense he has walked through fire, seen dark places, and come back with hard-won lessons. He weaves rare stories from combat, competition, and entrepreneurship into practical insights on resilience, leadership, and peak performance. The result is lasting belief: people walk out knowing their limits are not walls, but thresholds they too can cross.
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About
Brian Feury has spent his life in environments where composure matters more than noise.
After serving in the United States Air Force, Brian played strong safety for the University of Miami during one of the most competitive eras in college football. He later built a career in professional fighting and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, earning ten world championships and coaching elite athletes at the highest levels of combat sports.
Outside of competition, Brian is a business owner, mentor, and program leader helping military veterans transition into entrepreneurship through the “Vets in Vending” initiative. He has built and led teams in security services, performance training, and business development, while mentoring hundreds of individuals across athletics and business.
Fluent in five languages and grounded in discipline, Brian is known for his steady presence and direct perspective. His work centers on one principle: real strength is built quietly, long before it is tested publicly.