Spencer “The King” Fisher was born May 9^th 1976 in Brevard, North Carolina and is 32 years old.  Spencer was raised by his grandparents CB and Ernestein Chappell.  Spencer grew up watching pro wrestling and admiring Rick Flair.

Spencer is married to Emily Fisher, also a MMA fighter holding a professional record of 3-1.  They have three daughters Aleta, Madison, Lucia and live in Bettendorf, Iowa.  

Spencer is an avid hunter and loves the outdoors.  Hunting in the South and Midwest are his two favorite places to Deer hunt.  Spencer also enjoys riding his bike and spending time with friends and family.

Spencer fights in the 155 lightweight division and currently has a UFC record of 7-3 with a 24-4 overall professional record.  Spencer is known for his quick and powerful stand up that comes from many years of Boxing.  His training has enabled him to overwhelm opponents and completely take them out of their element in the cage.  Along with striking Spencer is known for his fight-ending knees (ask Matt Wiaman) and his creativity using his elbows.  Spencer has trained in Muay Thai and Jiu-jitsu allowing him to complete 2 of his wins in the UFC by Triangle Choke.     

In his time before the UFC Spencer won several Heavyweight and Middleweight boxing bouts in North Carolina and has brought his knowledge from the ring into the cage.  Reggie Holland has been Spencer's boxing coach since 1996, the first year he started boxing.

Spencer has spent time training overseas in Thailand at the Fairtex training camp. 

Spencer has trained with many decorated fighters including boxing coach Jeremy Williams and a Multi-Time World Champion Muay Thai fighter, Coban Lookchaomaesaitong.

Currently Spencer is Training with two boxing coaches, Reggie Holland and Jeremy Williams.  He is also working with the #1 Bantam Weight Jiu-jitsu practitioner in the world, Robson Moura.

Spencer's first fight was in Pekin, Illinois against Derick Noble at the Silver Back Challenge where he won by a triangle choke 2:00 minutes into the 1^st round.  Fishers last fight was at UFC 90 against Shannon Gugerty, he ended the fight 3:55 seconds into the 3^rd round due to a Triangle Choke giving him his 7^th win in the UFC. 

Spencer is looking to build on his recent success when he travels overseas to Germany this June for his next UFC fight!