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David Smith

United States Little Rock 170.18 cm 70.31 kg
3-2
Pro W–L

Standout achievements

David Smith is an American mixed martial artist with a professional record of 3-2 across 5 bouts. They've won 1 by KO/TKO, 2 by submission and 0 by decision — a 100 % finish rate. Most wins come by submission. Currently on a 2-fight win streak. Last competed September 2009 (inactive). Has fought most often in United States (4 bouts).

Finish rate
100 %
Wins by
1 KO · 2 SUB · 0 DEC
Current streak
W2
Usually wins by
submission
Usually loses by
submission
Fastest win
0:27 (Rd 1)
vs Lionel Richardson
Fastest loss
5:00 (Rd 2)
vs Jeremy Fisher
Most fights in
United States 4
Last fought
Sep 2009 · Inactive
WIN RATEKOSUBMISSIONDECISIONEXPERIENCEACTIVITY

Career timeline — fights by year

0122003: 0W 1L20032004: no fights20042005: no fights20052006: no fights20062007: no fights20072008: 1W 1L2008: 1W 1L20082009: 2W 0L2009
Wins Losses

Frequently asked

What is David Smith's MMA record?

David Smith has a professional MMA record of 3-2 — 1 wins by KO/TKO, 2 by submission, 0 by decision.

How does David Smith usually win?

They most often win by submission (2 of 3 wins).

How does David Smith usually lose?

Most of David Smith's losses come by submission (2 of 2).

Is David Smith still active?

David Smith last competed in September 2009, and is considered inactive (no bout in over two years).

What is David Smith's fastest finish?

KO/TKO of Lionel Richardson in 0:27 (Rd 1) at AFA - Battle for the Belt.

Where is David Smith from?

David Smith is a American mixed martial artist.

What is David Smith's longest MMA win streak?

David Smith's longest winning run on record is 2 straight victories.

Pro MMA (5)

W
AXC 4 - Remember The Fallen · Arkansas Xtreme Challenge
2009-09-12
W
AXC 3 - Xplosion · Arkansas Xtreme Challenge
2009-06-27
W
AFA - Battle for the Belt · American Fighting Association
2008-01-11
L
AFA - Battle for the Belt · American Fighting Association
2008-01-11
L
ISCF - Total Velocity in the Valley · International Sport Combat Federation
2003-11-08