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Brian
Houston
4-1-0( W-L-D )

Fight History

Skill Breakdown

Charts are compiled based on results from 2 fights.
Record: 4-1-0
Summary: Wrestling, muay thai, boxing

Fighter Info

Nickname: BHue
From: Riverdale, GA USA
Fights Out Of: Omaha, NE USA
Age: 32
Height: 6' 2" ( 187 cm )
Weight: 185 lb ( 84 kg )

Striking

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Grappling

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Result Fighters Event Str TD Sub Pass Method Replay
UPCOMING
 Trevor Smith
UFC Fight Night 35: Rockhold vs. Philippou
Jan 15, 2014
-- -- -- -- --
Brian Houston -- -- -- --
Loss
 Derek Brunson Nov 6, 2013
1 0 1 1 R1 Submission
Brian Houston 0 0 0 0
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Biography

TRAINING: Start the day with either wrestling or sparring. Then mitts, bag work, and some light cardio to finish the session. Middle of the day I’m doing pool workouts. Later that night I’m doing strength and conditioning followed up with some drills and light cardio to end the session.  If I’m up to it I’ll put some roadwork in to finish the day.

When and why did you start training for fighting? July 2009, in Omaha. I was playing indoor football here in Omaha for the Omaha Beef. I wanted an activity to keep myself in shape for the off-season. I always wanted to do it, so I just dove in head first and had a fight in the first two months of training. I won via TKO, so I figured I could at least compete. Like all things in life, I hit a crossroads between playing ball and continuing to compete in MMA. Life happened to push me in the direction of MMA. I just got tired of playing ball, to be honest, and I figured MMA was suitable substitute. After that, I saturated my life with as many forms of combat sports that I could. Now we’re here.

What ranks and titles have you held? Numerous High School Wrestling Tournament Titles and also was a member of The Georgia All State Team (10-2 national record), 2010 TBA World Muay Thai Champion (Cruiserweight), 2011 National Thai Boxing Champion(Cruiserweight), 2011 Regional Golden Gloves Champion(SHW), 2011 National Golden Gloves Bronze Medalist (Super Heavyweight Division), 2011 Ringside World Boxing Tournament Bronze Medalist, Local Grappling Tournaments  No Gi Absolute Division Champion.

Do you have any heroes? Yes I do. All the women that raised me as a child. I was literally raised by a bunch of strong beautiful black women. They reflected what being a strong, patient and loving adult really was. Well, that and a little bit of crazy. (Laughs)

What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? Now I’m finally able to compete at the highest level. I’m so appreciative of the opportunity that I’ve been given. My best is what you will get. That’s my only concern when I compete. When I do my best, everything else will fall in line. I just stay positive in my confidence to display fluid techniques.

Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? Alabama A&M University 2000- 2001, Hampton University 2002- 2005, Business Management with an Emphasis in Information Technology.

What was your job before you started fighting? Professional Football Player, Night Club Security and Trainer at Title Boxing Club

Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? 2011 National Golden Gloves Tournament Sportsmanship Award

Specific accomplishments in pro competition? Undefeated Pro Boxing Record and Made it to the UFC with only four fights

Favorite grappling technique: Slam

Favorite striking technique: Whatever hits you

•    Pro since 2012

•    Three first round finishes

•    Three wins by KO, one by decision

•    Has 1-0-1 pro boxing record

Career

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