About Clay French
Born 1980. Clay French is an American mixed martial arts fighter.
Clayton "Clay" French (born October 7, 1980) is an American mixed martial artist who fought on Pride Fighting Championships, Sengoku, KOTC and other several fighting organizations. He holds a notable victory over TUF winner Mac Danzig by split decision and has trained with former UFC welterweight champion Matt Hughes.
Biography Clay wrestled at Eastern Illinois University where he was coached by Matt Hughes who turned him on to Mixed martial arts. Clay became a KOTC lightweight title holder. He has since started fighting at Sengoku in Japan and he enjoys the Japanese fighting culture. he then began fighting in Titan Fighting Championships. Clay was the head coach of wrestling at St. Laurence High School from 2015-2017. Before Clay moved to Morton Freshman center, he worked as a computer teacher in a school nearby, Burnham Elementary. Clay has since moved to be a teacher at Morton Freshman Center in Cicero, IL. In the 2017-2018 School year, he is a teacher in the TSI department, a part of the school meant to teach students how to work with computers.
Championships and Accomplishments Mixed Martial Arts King of the Cage King of the Cage World Lightweight Champion (One time) Three successful title defenses Extreme Challenge Extreme Challenge 70 Four-Man Lightweight Tournament Finalist
Mixed martial arts record Loss
Thiago Meller TKO (punches) XFCI - International 1
Sao Paulo, Brazil Win
James Krause Decision (split) Titan Fighting Championships 19
Kansas City, Kansas, United States Win
Billy Stamp Decision (split) Ruckus Entertainment: Ruckus Invades Navy Pier
Chicago, Illinois, United States Win
Sean Wilson Submission (rear-naked choke) KOTC: Turbulence 2
Lac du Flambeau (town), Wisconsin, United States Loss
Eiji Mitsuoka Submission (guillotine choke) World Victory Road Presents: Sengoku 9
Saitama, Saitama, Japan Win
Bryan Neville Submission (neck crank) KOTC: The Renewal
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States Loss
Michael Johnson Submission (kimura) FFC - Fuel Fight Club
Lake Ozark, Missouri, United States Loss
Rory MacDonald KO (punches) KOTC - Grinder
Calgary, Alberta, Canada Lost the KOTC Lightweight Championship. Loss
Satoru Kitaoka Submission (achilles lock) World Victory Road Presents: Sengoku 4
Saitama, Saitama, Japan Sengoku 2008 lightweight tournament opening round Win
Jameel Massouh Submission (rear-naked choke) AMMA 1 - Adrenaline MMA 1
Chicago, Illinois, United States Win
Jason Ireland Decision (unanimous) KOTC: Bad Boys
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States Defended the KOTC Lightweight Championship. Win
Bobby Mosley Submission (armbar) Mainstream MMA 7 - Vengeance
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States Win
Sam Jackson Submission (rear naked choke) EC 82 - Extreme Challenge 82
Springfield, Illinois, United States Win
Buddy Clinton TKO (cut) KOTC: Collision Course
San Jacinto, California, United States Defended the KOTC Lightweight Championship. Win
Buddy Clinton Decision (split) KOTC: Damage Control
Chicago, Illinois, United States Defended the KOTC Lightweight Championship. Win
Dominic Bjerke TKO CFC 8 - Courage Fighting Championships 8
Decatur, Illinois, United States Win
Mac Danzig Decision (split) KOTC: Hard Knocks
Rockford, Illinois, United States Won the KOTC Lightweight Championship. Loss
Shinya Aoki Submission (flying triangle choke) Pride - Bushido 13
Yokohama, Japan Loss
Justin James Submission (armbar) EC 70 - Extreme Challenge 70
Hayward, Wisconsin, United States Extreme Challenge 70 four-man lightweight tournament finals Win
Alonzo Martinez Submission (rear-naked choke) EC 70 - Extreme Challenge 70
Hayward, Wisconsin, United States Extreme Challenge 70 four-man lightweight tournament opening round Win
James Kugler Submission (choke) CFC 6 - Courage Fighting Championships 6
Decatur, Illinois, United States Win
Alex Carter Submission (armbar) IC 29 - Iowa Challenge 29
Quincy, Illinois, United States Win
Norm Alexander Submission (armbar) CFC 5 - Courage Fighting Championships 5
Decatur, Illinois, United States Win
Josh Arocho Submission (rear-naked choke) XFO 7 - Outdoor War
Island Lake, Illinois, United States Win
Joe Veres Submission (guillotine choke) CFC 2 - Courage Fighting Championships 2
Decatur, Illinois, United States Win
Eric Gwaltney Decision (unanimous) SC 19 - Silverback Classic 19
Canton, Illinois, United States
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Who is Clay French?
American martial artist
When was Clay French born?
Clay French was born on 7 October 1980 in Villa Park.
What is Clay French's occupation?
Clay French is a mixed martial arts fighter.
What nationality is Clay French?
Clay French is American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Clay French. https://biography.guide/clay-french/
MLA: "Clay French." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/clay-french/.
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