Jamie Houston Record: 3-0-0

Building the streak

Houston opened his professional account on August 6, 2011, with a debut win that started the unbeaten run. He kept it going on July 28, 2012, when he defeated Michael Ward to move to 2-0, fighting on the Memphis circuit where he was selling his own tickets and donating a share of the proceeds to send care packages to the military. His most recent documented victory came on July 19, 2014, at Summit FC 4, where he submitted veteran Jason Anderson with a first-round kimura to push his record to a perfect 3-0. The kimura finish underscored a grappling dimension to complement his knockout power.

Fighting style

Houston's record reads as that of a finisher: a 100 percent finish rate across three wins, split between a knockout and two submissions. That blend — one stoppage by strikes, the rest by submission, including a clean first-round kimura — points to a well-rounded middleweight who can hurt opponents standing and hunt finishes on the mat. His 6'2" height gives him length to work behind, and the perfect record means his weaknesses remain largely untested at the professional level. As a fighter who started late and stayed undefeated, the honest read is a sample size that is small but flawless.

Career highlights

• Undefeated professional record — a perfect 3-0 since turning pro in 2011, with every win coming by finish.
• First-round kimura at Summit FC 4 — submitted veteran Jason Anderson in 2014 to extend his unbeaten streak.
• 100 percent finish rate — closed out all three wins inside the distance, splitting them between a knockout and two submissions.