About LaVerne Clark
Born 1973. LaVerne Clark is an American mixed martial arts fighter and boxer.
LaVerne Clark (born December 2, 1973) is an American retired mixed martial artist and a former professional boxer. Clark is a veteran of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Maximum Fighting Championship and World Fighting Alliance. Clark holds a professional record of 27–21–1, with notable wins over Mac Danzig, Fabiano Iha, and Shonie Carter. He was the first professional boxer to be successful in the UFC.
Mixed martial arts career
Ultimate Fighting Championship Clark is a UFC veteran, whose history with the promotion dates back to the early beginnings of his career. He made his UFC debut just three fights into his career, facing Josh Stewart at UFC 16 on March 13, 1998, and won via strikes. He returned just under a year later, and faced Frank Caracci at UFC 18 on January 8, 1999. Clark won via submission (strikes), advancing his UFC record to 2–0.
After winning another fight in the Extreme Boxing promotion, Clark returned at UFC 20 against Fabiano Iha on May 7, 1999, defeating Iha by TKO (cut). Clark would fight in the UFC two more times, defeating Koji Oishi at UFC 25 via majority decision, and losing to Fabiano Iha at UFC 27 in a rematch via armbar, leaving the promotion with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss.
Mixed martial arts record Loss
Mark Stoddard Submission (verbal) Caged Aggression 12: Night Two
Davenport, Iowa, United States Loss
Evan Vasquez Matus Submission (triangle choke) CBB: Coco Beach Brawl
Guanacaste, Costa Rica Loss
Brian Foster Submission (armbar) Capital City Cage Wars 7
Springfield, Illinois, United States Win
Sean Salmon KO (punches) Fight Tour
Rockford, Illinois, United States Loss
Sean Huffman DQ Blueblood MMA: Trials of a Gladiator 9
Iowa, United States Win
Evan Marks Submission (rear-naked choke) Blueblood MMA: Trials of a Gladiator 6
Iowa, United States Loss
Ryan Ford Submission (guillotine choke) MFC 18: Famous
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Win
Matt Kelly TKO CFC 12: Courage Fighting Championships 12
Decatur, Illinois, United States Win
Aaron Smith Submission (strikes) CFC 11: Courage Fighting Championships 11
Champaign, Illinois, United States Win
Zeke Shiling Submission (rear naked choke) CFC 9: Courage Fighting Championships 9
Indiana, United States Loss
Aaron Wetherspoon Submission (armbar) KOTC: Sinister
California, United States Loss
Chris Wilson Submission (triangle choke) SF 17: Hot Zone
Oregon, United States Win
Victor Moreno Decision (unanimous) KOTC: Redemption on the River
Illinois, United States Win
Jamie Woods KO CFC 4: Courage Fighting Championships 4
Illinois, United States Loss
Jake Ellenberger Submission (triangle choke) KOTC 64: Raging Bull
Ohio, United States Win
Cruz Chacon TKO EC 65: Extreme Challenge 65
Medina, Minn Win
Jake Jetter Submission (armbar) XFO 7: Xtreme Fighting Organization 7
Illinois, United States Draw
Melvin Guillard Draw RCF: Dual in the Delta
Mississippi, United States Win
John Moore Submission (arm triangle choke) ICE 11: ICE XI
Ohio, United States Win
Kevin Knabjan KO CFC 1: Courage Fighting Championships 1
Illinois, United States Loss
Buck Greer Submission (triangle choke) PXC 2: Chaos
Guam Loss
Jorge Santiago Submission (triangle choke) HFC 2: Hardcore Fighting Championships 2
Massachusetts, United States Win
Mac Danzig Decision (unanimous) EC 54: Extreme Challenge 54
Illinois, United States Win
Rafal Piszczek Decision (unanimous) EC 54: Extreme Challenge 54
Illinois, United States Loss
Chris Lytle Decision (unanimous) Battleground 1: War Cry
Illinois, United States Win
Miguel Menendez TKO HFC 1: Hardcore Fighting Championships 1
Massachusetts, United States Win
Donald Ouimet Decision (unanimous) UCC Hawaii: Eruption in Hawaii
Hawaii, United States Loss
Ryuki Ueyama TKO (towel thrown) Deep: 3rd Impact
Tokyo, Japan Loss
Frank Trigg Submission (strikes) World Fighting Alliance 1
Nevada, United States Loss
Daiju Takase Submission (triangle choke) Pancrase: 2001 Neo-Blood Tournament Opening Round
Tokyo, Japan Win
Earnest Knight Submission (strikes) Gladiators 16: Gladiators 16
Iowa, United States Loss
Jutaro Nakao Technical Submission (triangle choke) HOOKnSHOOT: Masters
Indiana, United States Loss
Chatt Lavender Submission (armbar) Rings USA: Battle of Champions
Iowa, United States Loss
Fabiano Iha Submission (armbar) UFC 27
Louisiana, United States Win
Cedric Marks Submission (choke) EC 35: Extreme Challenge 35
Iowa, United States Win
Koji Oishi Decision (majority) UFC 25
Yoyogi Gym Win
John Lewis Decision (unanimous) WEF 8: Goin' Platinum
Georgia, United States Win
John Paun TKO (guillotine choke) EC 29: Extreme Challenge 29
Wisconsin, United States Loss
Matt Hughes Submission (rear naked choke) EC 29: Extreme Challenge 29
Wisconsin, United States Loss
Dave Menne Submission (guillotine choke) EC 29: Extreme Challenge 29
Wisconsin, United States Win
CJ Fernandes Submission (injury) EC 26: Extreme Challenge 26
Illinois, United States Win
Fabiano Iha TKO (cut) UFC 20
Alabama, United States Win
James Julian Submission (strikes) EB 2: Extreme Boxing 2
Iowa, United States Win
Frank Caracci Submission (strikes) UFC 18
Louisiana, United States Win
Dave Yoder Submission (rear naked choke) EC 20: Extreme Challenge 20
Iowa, United States Win
Josh Stewart TKO (strikes) UFC 16
Louisiana, United States Loss
Dave Menne Submission (triangle choke) EC 5: Extreme Challenge 5
Iowa, United States Loss
Brian Dunn Submission (guillotine choke) EC 4: Extreme Challenge 4
Iowa, United States Win
Shonie Carter KO (punches) EC 3: Extreme Challenge 3
Iowa, United States Professional boxing record
Loss
TKO 3 March 5, 2004
Loss
TKO 3 October 18, 2002
Loss
DQ 2 June 21, 2002
Loss
KO 3 April 26, 2002
Win
KO 1 March 3, 2002
Loss
KO 2 November 21, 2001
Loss
UD 4 September 28, 2001
Loss
KO 2 February 2, 2001
Loss
PTS 6 December 1, 2000
Loss
KO 2 March 3, 2000
Win
UD 4 February 17, 2000
Loss
TKO 6 November 22, 1999
Loss
KO 5 May 28, 1999
Win
UD 4 April 24, 1999
Win
KO 1 March 23, 1999
Loss
TKO 5 February 5, 1999
Win
TKO 1 January 20, 1999
Loss
KO 4 October 1, 1998
Win
TKO 1 September 19, 1998
Win
TKO 1 August 29, 1998
Loss
KO 2 May 2, 1998
Loss
TKO 3 March 20, 1998
Loss
TKO 5 December 13, 1997
Win
PTS 6 October 4, 1997
Draw
PTS 6 September 13, 1997
Win
KO 1 June 6, 1997
Loss
TKO 4 May 2, 1997
Win
TKO 2 April 12, 1997
Loss
TKO 2 April 9, 1997
Win
TKO 3 March 28, 1997
Win
KO 1 November 30, 1996
Win
UD 4 September 28, 1996
Win
MD 4 June 16, 1996
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American martial artist
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LaVerne Clark was born on 2 December 1973 in Davenport.
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