| Name | Chris Lytle (Men) |
| Nickname | Lights Out |
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| Date of birth | Aug 18, 1974 (51 years old) |
| Weight class | Welterweight |
| Organization | UFC |
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Chris Lytle – General Profile
Chris Lytle is an American former professional mixed martial artist widely recognized for his exciting fighting style and long career in the UFC’s welterweight division. Born on August 18, 1974, in Indianapolis, Indiana, Lytle became known for his toughness, finishing ability, and willingness to engage in action-packed bouts.
MMA Career
Lytle began his professional MMA career in the late 1990s and competed across several promotions before establishing himself as a longtime UFC veteran. Over the course of his career, he faced numerous high-level opponents and became a fan favorite for consistently entertaining performances.
His tenure in the UFC reflected durability, consistency, and a reputation for delivering memorable fights.
Fighting Style
Chris Lytle was known for an aggressive and well-rounded fighting style, combining striking exchanges with submission grappling. He often sought finishes and was comfortable trading on the feet or attacking on the ground.
His toughness and willingness to engage made him one of the sport’s most entertaining competitors.
Career Highlights
Lytle’s career highlights include a long UFC run, numerous fight bonuses for performance and fight of the night honors, and victories over notable opponents throughout his career.
Life Outside Fighting
Outside the cage, Lytle was known for balancing his fighting career with his work as a professional firefighter, a rare distinction that contributed to his reputation as one of MMA’s most respected athletes.
Legacy
Widely regarded as one of the most entertaining fighters of his era, Chris Lytle remains a respected figure in MMA history for his durability, sportsmanship, and exciting fighting style.
Not all fights are added yet, but they’re coming as soon as possible. 37.04% of the fights were recovered.
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| Mason Jones The Dragon | 18-2 |
| Ibo Aslan The Last Ottoman | 14-4 |
| Jun Yong Park The Iron Turtle | 19-7 |
| Austen Lane | 13-8 |
| Mike Thomas Brown | 26-9 |
| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| Osamah Almarwai | 22-6 |
| Cleuber Cabral Cleubinho | 19-4 |
| Sidney Outlaw Da Gun | 17-6 |
| Arlene Blencowe Angerfist | 15-10 |
| Eddie Sanchez The Manic Hispanic | 15-8 |
| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| William Gomis The Jaguar | 15-3 |
| Benson Henderson Smooth | 30-12 |
| Aiemann Zahabi | 14-2 |
| Modestas Bukauskas The Baltic Gladiator | 19-7 |
| Manel Kape Starboy | 22-7 |
| Thiago Alves Pitbull | 23-15 |
| Kamaru Usman The Nigerian Nightmare | 21-4 |
| Alexandre Pantoja The Cannibal | 30-6 |
| Carlos Condit The Natural Born Killer | 32-14 |
| Valter Walker The Foot Hunter | 15-1 |
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|---|---|
| Brian Ebersole Bad Boy | 51-18 |
| Matt Hughes | 45-9 |
| Donald Cerrone Cowboy | 36-17 |
| Jorge Masvidal Gamebred | 35-17 |
| Tim Means The Dirty Bird | 33-17 |