Spencer Fisher

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Spencer Fisher
Statistics
Nickname	The King
Height	5 ft. 7 in.
Weight	155 lb.
Born	May 9, 1976
Fighting out of	Davenport, Iowa
Town of birth	Brevard, North Carolina
Mixed martial arts record
Wins	19
By knockout	11
By submission	7
Losses	3
Draws	0

Spencer William Fisher (born May 9, 1976 in Brevard, North Carolina) is a mixed martial arts fighter, and is currently fighting in the lightweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He is a member of the Miletich Fighting Systems camp.

He made his UFC debut at Ultimate Fight Night 2, scoring a second-round submission victory over Thiago Alves.

Another notable fight was with Canadian Sam Stout on the undercard of the Rich Franklin/David Loiseau main event fight from UFC 58. He gave three tough rounds by constantly pushing the action and controlling the ground fight. Although Sam Stout landed more punches, Fisher's seemed to be harder. After the third round it looked as if he was going to win a unanimous decision. But a split decision was given to Stout instead.

Fisher returned at UFC 60 against Matt Wiman and was able to get a victory via technical knockout in the second round (1:43). He hit Wiman with a flying knee that forced referee John McCarthy to stop the bout.

Fisher was able to record yet another technical knockout at UFC 64 against Dan Lauzon (4:38). Spencer was able to fend off a strong start from Lauzon and finish him off with a flying knee.

Fisher's win streak came to a halt at Ultimate Fight Night 8, in which he was defeated in Round 2 by TKO (strikes) by Hermes Franca.