Kevin Lee

Mixed martial artist and UFC competitor

Kevin Lee - Mixed martial artist and UFC competitor
Born

September 4th, 1992
32 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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Born in 1992, a mixed martial artist competed primarily in the Lightweight division of the UFC. Achieved significant recognition for skills in striking and grappling. Competed in multiple high-profile matches, showcasing resilience and tactical prowess. Held the interim UFC Lightweight Championship title in 2017 after defeating Tony Ferguson. Known for engaging performances and a charismatic presence inside and outside the octagon.

Held the interim UFC Lightweight Championship

Competed against elite fighters in the UFC

Participated in high-stakes bouts including against Al Iaquinta

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