Who is Derrick Lewis's wife? Know all about April Davis

Derrick Lewis is a current UFC Heavyweight fighter, holding a professional MMA record of 26 wins, 11 defeats, and 1 no-contest.

Derrick Lewis with his wife April Davis [Image-Twitter]
By Blesson Daniel | Feb 6, 2023 | 2 Min Read follow icon Follow Us

Derrick Lewis is married to April Davis, his long-term lover. They married in 2017 after dating for an undefined period of time. April is little known since Lewis is infamous for keeping his personal and professional lives apart, and for good reason.

Derrick and April were introduced through Derrick’s cousin Kendrick. When asked how they met, April stated, “His cousin Kendrick, introduced me and Derrick. So we initially talked on the phone. When I first talked to Derrick on the phone, he was just telling me he was really black. (laughs.) The next day he just showed up on my door, I didn’t tell him where I lived. So yeah.” When questioned about their first meeting, Lewis stated “I went to knock at the door, she came out. “She was looking all good.”

The couple, who have been married for three years, have two boys and a daughter.
Because of Lewis’ preference for secrecy, nothing is known about their children.

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April Davis Bio

NameShirley Moreno
ProfessionNot Known
DOBNot known
BirthplaceUSA
NationalityAmerican
Height5ft 8in
WeightNot Known
Hair ColourBlack
HusbandDerrick Lewis

Derrick Lewis’s Early Career

Lewis began his MMA career in late 2009 when he made his amateur debut against Jay Ross at LSAMMA on October 16, 2009. He was defeated by TKO (doctor stoppage). On January 30, 2010, he fought Tim Buchanan in a US American Combat Association tournament. He won via KO. Lewis turned professional in 2010 and compiled a 4-1 record before signing with Bellator MMA in May 2010.

Lewis was set to make his professional debut on May 21, 2011, against Brazilian Thiago Santos at Bellator 45. However, the fight was called off when Santos was forced to withdraw due to an injury. On June 25, 2011, Lewis faced Tony Johnson at Bellator 46. He was defeated by a unanimous decision.

After leaving Bellator, Lewis went 6-0 with one no-contest, most notably earning and successfully defending the Legacy FC Heavyweight Championship. He was subsequently signed by the UFC.