UFC light heavyweight fighter Houston "The Assassin" Alexander rescued a child left alone inside an unlocked car in Omaha, Nebraska, last Wednesday according to Omaha's NBC network affiliate, WOWT-TV.

Alexander, who spotted the four-year-old girl crying inside a Chevy Lumina, attended to her by leading her on a search for her guardian. The heavy puncher first took her into a dialysis center before finding the girl's mother at the next door plasma center.

The mother was reported to the Child Protective Services and cited for misdemeanor child neglect.

Alexander out of Omaha, has another heroic story. The father of six carries a scar on his stomach from donating his kidney nine years ago to his daughter.

Alexander recently withdrew from his UFC 98 bout on May 23 against Andre Gusmao due to an injured hand.

Knockout artist Houston Alexander is going to have to wait even longer for what could be his last fight in the UFC. After shocking knockouts in his first two UFC bouts with losses in his last three fights, the UFC could release him if he loses a fourth in a row.

Scheduled to face Andre Gusmao at UFC 98, a broken hand has forced Alexander off the card.

His opponent Gusmao will remain on the card but the UFC has yet to sign a replacement for Alexander.