HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) - UFC heavyweight fighter Derrick Lewis, 38, was arrested on Wednesday in Harris County, Texas, and charged with reckless driving. According to court records, Lewis was allegedly driving at a staggering speed of 136 mph in a 50 mph zone on FM 2100 in his red Lamborghini.

Lewis, known as "The Black Beast," hails from Houston and is a prominent figure in the world of mixed martial arts. ESPN reports that he holds the record for the most knockouts in UFC heavyweight history.

The incident occurred when Lewis allegedly passed a law enforcement officer while weaving through traffic and making unsafe lane changes. The authorities promptly apprehended Lewis and took him into custody on the misdemeanor charge.

After his arrest, Lewis was released on the same day after posting a $100 personal recognizance bond. His next court appearance is scheduled for December 27.

Despite the legal setback, Lewis is expected to compete in his upcoming main event fight against Jailton Almeida on Saturday night in Sao Paulo, Brazil. This highly anticipated bout is sure to attract fans from around the world as they witness the powerhouse punches and skills displayed by Lewis.

The arrest and subsequent charge against Lewis have brought attention to the need for responsible driving and adhering to traffic regulations. Harris County law enforcement officials remind the public of the importance of following speed limits and exercising caution on the roads to prevent dangerous accidents.

As the date for Lewis' fight approaches, fans eagerly await the outcome of his legal proceedings and hope for an enthralling match where his athleticism and skills will once again shine in the octagon.