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Antony Rea is a French professional mixed martial artist and grappler. Antony is a Cage Rage veteran and has fought for BAMMA, United Glory, Pancrase, Shooto, UCMMA, K-1, Cage Fighting Championship, World Extreme Fighting, Jungle Fight and Konfrontacja Sztuk Walki. He worked as an electrical engineer for the film Silence Is Golden in 2006 and the music videos for the songs "Stockholm Syndrome" and "Sing for Absolution" by English rock group Muse in 2004, "L'Via L'Viaquez" by American progressive rock group The Mars Volta in 2006, "This Plane" by American rapper Wiz Khalifa in 2009, "Runaway" and "Walkin' on the Moon" by popular American rapper Kanye West also featuring The-Dream in 2010, and most recent "First of the Year (Equinox)" by American dubstep producer Skrillex in 2011, this music video was later nominated at the 54th Grammy Awards in 2012.

BAMMA
He made his BAMMA debut against rising Light Heavyweight prospect and current UFC fighter Jimi Manuwa at the main event of BAMMA 8, but was defeated after he retired shortly after the first round finished.

Filmography

 * Rust and Bone (2012)
 * Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011)
 * Blood Out (2011)
 * Inception (2010)
 * La Horde (2009)
 * Blood and Bone (2009)
 * Surrogates (2009)
 * District 13: Ultimatum (2009)
 * Babylon A.D. (2008)
 * The Easy Way (2008)
 * Asterix at the Olympic Games (2008)
 * Frontier(s) (2007)
 * Mission: Impossible III (2006)
 * Babel (2006)
 * Unleashed (2005)
 * Sahara (2005)
 * Samouraïs (2002)
 * Yamakasi (2001)

Biography
Bruno was born in Brazil and comes from the team Edson Carvalho BJJ and Judo club. Bruno is the nephew of Edson Carvalho who holds a 6th degree Black Belt in Judo & Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

He was born in a family of athletes. His grandfather, Francisco de Magalhães Pinto (Ciro), currently 7º (seventh) Dan de Judô, came to Bahia in 1966 where he established the Itapagipano de Judô Club, forming it with his five children (black belts), amongst them, Cristiane Carvalho Pinto, Brunos mother, with whom he learned his first Judô techniques and perfecting himself in the art with his uncle Ciro and his grandfather. In 1996, Bruno started to train the Jiu-Jitsu with his uncle Ricardo Carvalho, that opened the Edson Carvalho Academy in homage to his brother Edson Carvalho, that currently gives Jiu-Jitsu lessons in New Jersey (U.S.A.). Currently he dedicate the two martial arts cited above, where he is a black belt in both, competing in the two modalities and also compete in Submission and MMA.

Mixed martial arts career
In 2009 Carvalho-Gomes defeated Film actor and PRIDE Fighting Championships veteran Jean-François Lénogue to win the WFC Middleweight Championship after Lénogue was put in a rear naked choke and refused to tap, later falling unconscious from the submission.

In 2010, Bruno had a fight against the middleweight champion for Konfrontacja Sztuk Walki, Portuguese fighter Vitor Nobrega, a fight where both men would fight about their respective belts. Bruno won the fight successfully but in a last minute decision from Nobregas management, they decided not to bring their belt.

Bruno was scheduled to fight Robert Jocz on November 27, but due to Jocz withdrawal, Tomasz Kondraciuk replaced him instead.

Bruno had his first Superior Challenge fight against former The Ultimate Fighter competitor Kyacey Uscola in a bout Bruno won after Uscola verbally instructed the referee to stop the fight after being put in a kimura.

In October 2012 Carvalho-Gomes signed a one fight deal with Cage Warriors to fight Irish fighter Cathal Pendred.

Championships and accomplishments

 * #1 ranked middleweight in Sweden
 * #5 ranked middleweight in Europe
 * BJJ black belt under Ricardo Carvalho (Carlson Gracie)
 * Judo black belt under Francisco de Magalhães Pinto (Kazuo Yoshida)
 * WFC Middleweight Champion (one time)
 * Alive Submission Wrestling Champion (2009)
 * European BJJ Championship Silver Medalist (2007)
 * Gameness Champion (2006, 2007)
 * BJJ Copa Nordeste Champion (2004, 2006, 2007)
 * BJJ Champion of Bahia (2004, 2005, 2006)
 * ABCD Athlete of the Year (2004)