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Matt Brown  "The Immortal"
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Born: OH, USA
Fighting Out Of: Cincinnati, OH
Age: 29
Height: 6' 0" (183 cm)
Weight: 170 lbs. (77 kg)
Overall MMA Record (W-L-D): 13-9-0
Strengths: Striking, conditioning, tenacity
Languages Spoken: English


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Matt Brown WEC™ Fight History:


Result Opponent Method Event Date Round Time
Loss Chris Lytle Submission (Arm Lock) UFC® 116 LESNAR vs. CARWIN Jul-3-2010 2 2:02
Loss Ricardo Almeida Submission (Choke) UFC® 111 ST-PIERRE vs HARDY Mar-27-2010 2 3:30
Win James Wilks Technical Knock Out UFC® 105 COUTURE vs VERA Nov-14-2009 3 2:27
Win Pete Sell Technical Knock Out UFC® 96 JACKSON vs JARDINE Mar-7-2009 1 1:32
Win Ryan Thomas Submission (Arm Lock) UFC® 91 COUTURE vs LESNAR Nov-15-2008 2 0:57
Loss Dong Hyun Kim Split Decision UFC® 88 BREAKTHROUGH Sep-6-2008 3 5:00
Win Matt Arroyo Technical Knock Out The Ultimate Fighter T Rampage vs T Forrest Finale Jun-21-2008 2 3:30


Fighter Biography

Training: Wake up, train, shower, eat, sleep, train, shower, eat, sleep, repeat.

When and why did you start training for fighting? 2004, because I love the sport.
What titles have you held? ISCF East Coast Welterweight Champion

Do you have any heroes? I look up to and admire many people including (in random order) Lance Armstrong, Muhammad Ali, Joe Louis, Roger Federer, Tiger Woods, Peyton Manning, Wanderlei Silva, Chuck Liddell and Floyd Mayweather. They’re the first names that come to mind, but I wouldn't necessarily consider them my heroes.

What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It means that I have reached a goal that I set for myself, which is a great feeling. It reminds me that you really can do anything that you set your mind to doing. My next goal is to be a champion.
 

Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? No
 

What was your job before you started fighting? Personal trainer
 

Favorite grappling technique: triangle choke
 

Favorite Striking technique: flying knee