Report: MMA Fighter Kyle 'Boom' Reyes Dead At 30, Days After Surgery

MMA fighter Kyle "Boom" Reyes -- who trained out of Randy Couture's gym in Las Vegas -- died on Monday, according to various reports ... days after his family said he underwent surgery.

He was 30 years old.

Reyes was born in Guam ... and made his professional MMA debut in 2009 for the Pacific Xtreme Combat promotion.

Kyle -- who lost to current UFC champ Alexander Volkanovski in 2014 -- fought for different promotions across the world, and had a pro record of 15-7 at the time of his passing.

He trained out of Xtreme Couture in Las Vegas.

It's unclear exactly what caused Kyle's passing ... but his family said he underwent surgery to repair a torn bicep and broken hand last Friday.

However, Reyes was found unresponsive in his room the following day, and was rushed to the hospital, according to his family.

Once in the hospital, Reyes -- who was in the ICU -- developed pneumonia and suffered a collapsed lung.

According to the last update before his death, it seemed Kyle's condition was improving ... sadly, however, he passed Monday.

The MMA community has already begun showing love for Reyes ... with Trevin Jones, Daniel Rodriguez, Cody Stamann, Dan Ige and Alex Volkanovski, among the many fighters offering their respects online.

Reyes' family has set up a GoFundMe.

R.I.P.