Fighter details| Name | Clay Guida (Men) |
| Nickname | The Carpenter |
| Current streak (last 5) |
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| Date of birth | Dec 8, 1981 (44 years old) |
| Weight class | Lightweight |
| Organization | UFC |
| Personal links | Instagram X |
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Fighter bioClay Guida – UFC Lightweight Ironman & Fan Favorite
Clay Guida is an American former professional mixed martial artist widely regarded as one of the most beloved and enduring competitors in UFC history. Born on December 8, 1981, in Round Lake, Illinois, Guida became synonymous with relentless pace, unmatched cardio, and an unmistakable energetic presence inside the Octagon.
MMA Career
Guida rose to prominence during the mid-2000s as part of the UFC’s lightweight division resurgence. Over the course of a long UFC career, he competed against multiple generations of elite fighters, remaining a consistent presence through changing eras of the sport.
His longevity and willingness to face top-level opposition made him one of the most active and reliable competitors in UFC lightweight history.
Fighting Style
Clay Guida was known for a high-energy, wrestling-heavy fighting style built around constant movement, takedowns, and pressure. He emphasized pace over power, overwhelming opponents through endurance, scrambling, and relentless engagement.
His cardio, toughness, and refusal to slow down defined his approach and made him a uniquely difficult opponent to prepare for.
Career Highlights
Guida’s career highlights include competing extensively in the UFC lightweight division, earning numerous Fight of the Night performances, and maintaining relevance across multiple eras of elite competition.
Legacy
Widely regarded as a UFC ironman and fan favorite, Clay Guida left a lasting legacy through his heart, durability, and passion for competition. His career embodies the spirit of perseverance and excitement that helped define the UFC’s lightweight division for over a decade.
Fights
39
Not all fights are added yet, but they’re coming as soon as possible. 61.9% of the fights were recovered.
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| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| Mike Thomas Brown | 26-9 |
| Mick Parkin | 10-1 |
| Gabriel Gonzaga Napao | 17-12 |
| Long Xiao | 27-11 |
| Gregory Rodrigues RoboCop | 19-6 |
| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| Tawanchai P.K. Saenchai | 132-31 |
| Clayton Miller | 39-27 |
| Michael Page Venom | 25-3 |
| Ryan Schultz The Lion | 23-14 |
| A.J. McKee Mercenary | 22-1 |
| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| Anthony Pettis Showtime | 25-14 |
| Danny Silva Puma | 11-2 |
| Luis Gurule Grim | 10-3 |
| David Martinez Black Spartan | 14-1 |
| Angel Pacheco | 7-4 |
| Roy Nelson Big Country | 24-20 |
| Alistair Overeem The Demolition Man | 47-19 |
| Joe Pyfer Bodybagz | 16-3 |
| Frank Shamrock The Legend | 23-10 |
| Max Holloway Blessed | 27-9 |
| Fighter | Record |
|---|---|
| Yves Edwards Thugjitsu Master | 42-22 |
| Clay Guida The Carpenter | 38-25 |
| Jim Miller A-10 | 38-19 |
| Charles Oliveira do Bronx | 37-11 |
| Sean Sherk The Muscle Shark | 36-4 |
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