Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/odvVtdLIJII.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Anthony Smith Arrested đŗ [z1hCeFfVblb] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Anthony Smith was arrested in Nebraska on three felony charges đ đšī¸ Domestic violence causing serious bodily injury â Class 2A felony, maximum 20 years đšī¸ Terroristic threats â Class 3A felony, maximum 3 years đšī¸ False imprisonment, first degree â Class 3A felony, maximum 3 years Smith, 38, was booked into Sarpy County Jail on Monday at 8:44 PM and remains in custody. Bond hearing set for Wednesday. No details have been released about what occurred. No statement from Smith, his legal team, or the UFC. Former UFC light heavyweight title challenger. Fought Jon Jones at UFC 235. Became a respected UFC desk analyst after retiring. Just weeks ago at UFC 329, he talked about fighting in barns and how far the sport has come: "I never could have imagined that we'd one day see an Octagon on the White House lawn." Now he's behind bars facing up to 26 years. A criminal charge is an allegation and he is presumed innocent until proven guilty đŦ (via TMZ / MMA Fighting / MMA Weekly) cAH5E48xdqV rhKrkaT9PCf OjuoYHDA2Wd Yf7L0S53BE3 TFt1PlMhncR QUIrLu5wBI5
Anthony Smith was arrested in Nebraska on three felony charges đ đšī¸ Domestic violence causing serious bodily injury â Class 2A felony, maximum 20 years đšī¸ Terroristic threats â Class 3A felony, maximum 3 years đšī¸ False imprisonment, first degree â Class 3A felony, maximum 3 years Smith, 38, was booked into Sarpy County Jail on Monday at 8:44 PM and remains in custody. Bond hearing set for Wednesday. No details have been released about what occurred. No statement from Smith, his legal team, or the UFC. Former UFC light heavyweight title challenger. Fought Jon Jones at UFC 235. Became a respected UFC desk analyst after retiring. Just weeks ago at UFC 329, he talked about fighting in barns and how far the sport has come: "I never could have imagined that we'd one day see an Octagon on the White House lawn." Now he's behind bars facing up to 26 years. A criminal charge is an allegation and he is presumed innocent until proven guilty đŦ (via TMZ / MMA Fighting / MMA Weekly) cAH5E48xdqV rhKrkaT9PCf OjuoYHDA2Wd Yf7L0S53BE3 TFt1PlMhncR QUIrLu5wBI5