Jeremy Horn

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Jeremy Horn
Statistics
Nickname	Gumby
Height	6 ft 1 in (185 cm)
Weight	205 lb (93 kg)
Born	August 25, 1975
Fighting out of	Salt Lake City, Utah
Town of birth	Omaha, Nebraska
Fighting style	Freestyle Jiu-Jitsu
Mixed martial arts record
Wins	79
By knockout	19
By submission	48
Losses	15
Draws	5
No contests	0

Jeremy Graham Horn (born August 25, 1975 in Omaha, Nebraska) is a mixed martial arts fighter. He is one of the most experienced fighters in the sport with an impressive pro record of 79-15-5.[1]

He has beaten such notable fighters as: Forrest Griffin, Vernon White, Gilbert Yvel and Chuck Liddell. He spent most of his career with the Miletich Fighting Systems team in Iowa, and is currently training in Salt Lake City, Utah with the team that he created, Elite Performance.

He is known for defeating light heavyweight champion and UFC star Chuck Liddell by T.K.O. at UFC 19, one of Liddell's three losses in mixed martial arts. Liddell later avenged his loss to Horn at UFC 54 in the fourth round when the fight was stopped after Horn told the referee he could no longer see. After almost one hundred MMA fights Horn is still considered to be among the best grapplers in mixed martial arts.

After losing to Matt Lindland, in the second round due to strikes, at an IFL show on the 9th September 2006 Horn, later, announced that he would be taking a break from fighting. Jeremy Horn returned from this break when he beat Falaniko Vitale by Split Decision at the IFl Oakland Show.

[edit] Mixed martial arts record (2000-Present)

79 wins (19 KO's, 49 submissions, 11 decisions), 16 losses (2 KO, 5 submissions, 8 decisions), 5 draws.

01/19/07	Win	Falaniko Vitale	IFL	Decision (Split)	Round 5, 4:00
9/9/06	Loss	Matt Lindland	IFL	TKO (Strikes)	Round 2, :21
5/27/06	Win	Chael Sonnen	UFC 60	Submission (armbar)	Round 2, 1:17
11/19/05	Win	Trevor Prangley	UFC 56	Decision (Unanimous)	Round 3, 5:00
8/20/2005	Loss	Chuck Liddell	UFC 54	TKO	Round 4, 2:46
5/21/2005	Win	Aitor Canup	IFC-Caged Combat	KO	Round 1, 3:36
4/29/2005	Win	Josh Burkman	XFC-Dome of Destruction 1	Technical Submission (choke)	Round 1, 1:14
4/22/2005	Win	William Hill	Extreme Challenge 61	Submission	Round 2, 2:45
2/26/2005	Win	Kazuki Okubo	Euphoria-USA vs World	KO	Round 1, 3:19
9/23/2004	Win	Chael Sonnen	SF 6-Battleground in Reno	Submission (Guillotine Choke)	Round 2, 2:35
7/14/2004	Win	Kyle Seals	Alaska Fighting Championship	TKO	Round 1
6/27/2004	Loss	Anderson Silva	Gladiator FC-Day 2	Decision (Unanimous)	Round 3, 5:00
5/22/2004	Win	Cameron Brown	PXC 2-Chaos	Submission (Choke)	Round 1, 3:05
5/6/2004	Win	Chael Sonnen	Extreme Challenge 57	TKO (Cut)	Round 1, 3:34
2/28/2004	Win	David Loiseau	TKO 15-Unstoppable	Submission (Guillotine Choke)	Round 1, 0:54
1/16/2004	Win	Ron Fields	ICE 7-Meltdown at Metropolis	TKO (Strikes)	Round 2, 3:01
12/6/2003	Win	Dean Lister	King of the Cage 31	Decision (Majority)	Round 4, 5:00
9/28/2003	Draw	James Zikic	Extreme Brawl 4	Draw	Round 3, 5:00
9/6/2003	Loss	Renato Sobral	IFC-Global Domination	Decision (Unanimous)	Round 3, 5:00
9/6/2003	Win	Forrest Griffin	IFC-Global Domination	KO (Kick)	Round 2, 3:40
9/6/2003	Win	Mikhail Avetisyan	IFC-Global Domination	Submission (Armbar)	Round 1, 4:59
8/2/2003	Win	William Hill	Extreme Challenge 51	Submission (Rear Naked Choke)	Round 1, 4:47
5/16/2003	Win	Vernon White	King of the Cage 23-Sin City	Decision (Unanimous)	Round 5, 5:00
4/18/2003	Win	Homer Moore	ICC 2-Rebellion	Decision (Unanimous)	Round 3, 5:00
3/16/2003	Win	Chalid Arrab	2H2H 6-Simply the Best 6	Decision	Round 1, 15:00
1/12/2003	Win	Travis Fulton	ICC 1-Retribution	TKO (Towel)	Round 2
10/11/2002	Win	Christophe Midoux	UCC 11-The Next Level	Submission (Arm Triangle Choke)	Round 2
8/23/2000	Loss	Ricardo Arona	Rings-Millennium Combine 3	Decision	Round 2, 5:00