Trevor Peek

Trevor Peek (born January 9, 1995, Pisgah, Alabama) is an American MMA fighter, 9-4 with one no contest as a professional, competing in the UFC's featherweight division (MMA Junkie, UFC.com). A DWCS 2022 graduate who starched Malik Lewis, he debuted in the UFC in February 2023 and fights out of a brawling, all-pressure style (PWInsider, UFC.com). After a near-two-year injury layoff he returned at UFC Paris on September 5, 2026, losing to Kurtis Campbell by third-round choke (Cageside Press).[edit]

Born January 9, 1995, in Pisgah, atop Sand Mountain, Alabama (ESPN). Street-fighting reputation as a kid; no traditional gym pedigree — unregulated fights first, then amateur MMA and a regional title. 2022: stops Malik Lewis by second-round TKO on Dana White's Contender Series to earn a UFC deal (PWInsider).[edit]

Feb 25, 2023: UFC debut, first-round KO of Erick Gonzalez (UFC.com). Jun 24, 2023: drops decision to Chepe Mariscal. Oct 21, 2023: decisions Mohammad Yahya at UFC 294. 2024: decision losses to Charlie Campbell (Apr 6) and Yanal Ashmouz (Sep 7) (UFC.com). 2024–2026: sidelined by injuries for nearly two years (MMA Mania). Sep 5, 2026: featherweight debut at UFC Paris; submitted by Kurtis Campbell, RNC, round 3, 3:07 — his first stoppage loss (Cageside Press). This page corrects prior errors: the Yahya win was 2023, not 2024; the Charlie Campbell fight was a decision loss, not a no contest; no 2025 release is documented.[edit]

Chaos merchant with a crowd-pleaser guarantee: all pressure, all power, all six UFC bouts delivering action (UFC.com). Faith-forward off the canvas. The Paris return — first finish suffered, in front of a hostile-to-nobody French crowd — tested but did not dent the brand (Cageside Press).[edit]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: no YouTube or Last.fm data is attached to this entry. Popularity rank: #38,992 overall, #28,929 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). He holds no placement in the iFAMOUS Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. His following is a standard MMA fanbase with no formal collective name; a claimed fan-nation label could not be verified and is dropped.[edit]

Campbell is the first fighter to finish him in eleven pro bouts (Cageside Press). The Erick Gonzalez knockout came at 4:59 of round one — one second from the horn (UFC.com). Quoted lines previously on this page mixed a UFC.com headline with unverified fragments and are purged as quotes. Claims about a wellness business, a podcast and a fan-club name could not be verified and are dropped.[edit]

Born in Pisgah, Alabama, on January 9, 1995 (ESPN). No parent, sibling, spouse, children or household detail is published. A claimed Paris residence could not be verified and is dropped.[edit]

Kurtis Campbell, who submitted him at UFC Paris (UFC.com). Chepe Mariscal, Charlie Campbell and Yanal Ashmouz, his other UFC defeats (UFC.com). Erick Gonzalez and Mohammad Yahya, his UFC wins (UFC.com). Claims about a named manager and team could not be verified and are dropped.[edit]

No romantic relationship has been publicly documented. He has never been reported married; dating history is entirely private.[edit]

No net worth figure has been published by Peek or a credible outlet; the $500,000 estimate previously on this page was unsourced and is dropped, along with purse figures and business/podcast revenue claims. Documented revenue lines: UFC fight purses and sponsorships (UFC.com).[edit]