Jeremy Horn

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Jeremy Graham Horn is an American mixed martial arts fighter. He is one of the most experienced fighters in the sport.

Horn has fought for major fight promotions such as the UFC and the IFL.


Image:horn2.jpg NameJeremy Horn
NicknameGumby
AssociationElite Performance
Weight ClassLight Heavyweight / Middleweight
Height6' 1" (186cm)
StyleFreestyle Jiu-Jitsu
Birth DateAugust 25, 1975
Fighting Out OfSalt Lake City, Utah
CountryUSA


Professional Record

Record80 - 18 - 5 (Win – Loss – Draw)
Wins19 (T)KOs
49 Submissions
12 Decisions
Losses2 (T)KOs
8 Submissions
8 Decisions


Result Opponent Method Event Title Date Round Time Notes
X Rousimar Palhares X UFC 93: Franklin vs. Henderson 1/17/2009 X X
Loss Dean Lister Submission (Guillotine Choke) The Ultimate Fighter 7 Finale 6/21/2008 1 3:52
Loss Nate Marquardt Submission (Guillotine Choke) UFC 81: Breaking Point 2/02/2008 2 1:37
Win Court McGee Decision (Unanimous) UCE: Ultimate Combat Experience 12/01/2007 3 5:00
Loss Jorge Santiago Submission (Triangle Choke) AOW: Art of War 3 9/01/2007 1 3:02
Win Falaniko Vitale Decision (Split) IFL: Oakland 1/19/2007 5 4:00
Loss Matt Lindland TKO (Punches) IFL: Portland 9/09/2006 2 0:21
Win Chael Sonnen Submission (Armbar) UFC 60: Hughes vs. Gracie 5/27/2006 2 1:17
Win Trevor Prangley Decision (Unanimous) UFC 56: Full Force 11/19/2005 3 5:00


Mixed Martial Arts Career

His early martial arts training was under RBWI founder, Robert Bussey. Horn earned an RBWI black belt under Bussey in 1992. He spent most of his career with the Miletich Fighting Systems team in Iowa, and is currently training in Salt Lake City, Utah with Elite Performance, the team that he created.

He is known for defeating former light heavyweight champion and UFC star Chuck Liddell by submission at UFC 19, one of Liddell's five 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 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.

Horn openly discusses how he often likes to fight more than he likes to win. Although technically very talented, he feels he often lacks the motivation and focus to perform at his best. He most recently fought his 100th MMA fight, losing to Jorge Santiago by way of a triangle choke at 3:02 of the 1st round.

On January 9, it was announced by the UFC that Horn would replace Thales Leites in a fight against Nate Marquardt at UFC 81. This was the first time that Horn has fought in the UFC in over a year.

Horn lost to Nate Marquardt in the second round by a standing guillotine choke.

His last fight, a rematch against Dean Lister, was lost after Dean got him into a guillotine choke hold in the first round.


Ranks and Titles

  • TKO middleweight and light heavyweight champ
  • KOTC light heavyweight champ
  • IMA light heavyweight champion
  • Currently hold or held about 15 titles in smaller shows
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