Martin Kampmann, a seasoned mixed martial artist, competed with an impressive record of 20-7-0, primarily in the UFC's welterweight division at 170 lbs. Standing tall at 6'0" with a reach of 72", he adopted an orthodox stance in the ring. Throughout his UFC career, Kampmann demonstrated a significant striking rate of 3.22 per minute, landing strikes accurately 42% of the time while absorbing 3.28 strikes per minute. His defense was robust, successfully warding off 62% of incoming attacks. He also averaged 1.86 takedowns every 15 minutes with a takedown accuracy of 41%. Kampmann's submission attempts were frequent, averaging two per 15 minutes. Notable victories in his career include Thiago Alves, whom he defeated via guillotine choke in March 2012, and Rick Story, whom he beat by decision in November 2011. However, his recent fight history shows a mix of wins and losses. In June 2012, he scored a knockout victory over Jake Ellenberger with a knee strike. Unfortunately, his last two fights ended in losses, both via knockout punches—first against Johny Hendricks in November 2012 and then against Carlos Condit in August 2013. His most recent fight was on August 28, 2013.