Pete Williams (fighter)

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Pete Williams
Statistics
Nickname El Duro (The Hard One)
Height 6 ft 3 in (191 cm)
Weight 235 lb (107 kg)
Nationality Flag of the United States American
Born July 10, 1975 (1975-07-10) (age 32)
Fighting out of Dallas, Texas
Town of birth San Lorenzo, California
Team/Association Lion's Den
Fighting style Wrestling, Submission Wrestling
Mixed martial arts record
Wins 11
  By knockout 5
  By submission 4
Losses 6
Draws 0

Peter Alan Williams (born July 10, 1975) is a former American mixed martial arts fighter who fought out of Ken Shamrock's Lion's Den team.

He has competed in the KOTC, RINGS, Pancrase and the UFC and was the runner up in the 1996 Pancrase Neo Blood Tournament. His victory over Mark Coleman by kick to the head is one of the most frequently played highlights of knockout footage in the UFC.

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Williams and Jerry Bohlander were on the same high school wrestling team. Williams started training at the Lion's Den about a month after Bolander and there is a strong bond between the two.

Williams was the winner of the Superbrawl 2 tournament in Honolulu, Hawaii. He beat Donald de la Cruz and Joe Charles to achieve this by strikes and kneebar respectively.

Fighting in the UFC, Williams defeated former heavyweight champion Mark Coleman and met Kevin Randleman at UFC 23 for UFC heavyweight title after it was vacated by Bas Rutten. Williams lost the bout by judges decision. Other notable opponents in the UFC include Frank Mir, Ricco Rodriguez and Semmy Schilt.

After Williams MMA career, Ken Shamrock has stated that Pete has moved on to a career in the culinary arts (a chef).

Williams has competed in the RINGS organization in Japan and was the runner up in the 1996 Pancrase Neo Blood Tournament.

His favorite submission hold is the kneebar.

11-6-2 (wins-losses-draws)
Result Opponent Method Event Title Date Round Time
Loss Frank Mir Submission (Shoulder Lock) UFC 36: Worlds Collide 03/22/2002 1 0:46
Loss Ricco Rodriguez TKO (Strikes) UFC 34: High Voltage 11/2/2001 2 4:02
Loss Semmy Schilt TKO (Strikes) UFC 31: Locked and Loaded 05/4/2001 2 1:28
Win Rick Mathis TKO (Corner Stoppage) KOTC 7 - Wet and Wild 02/24/2001 1 5:00
Win Roger Neff KO KOTC 6 - Road Warriors 11/29/2000 1 0:06
Loss Kevin Randleman Decision UFC 23: Ultimate Japan 2 11/19/1999 5 5:00
Win Travis Fulton Submission (Armlock) UFC 20: Battle for the Gold 05/7/1999 1 6:28
Win Jason Godsey Submission (Kneebar) UFC 19: Ultimate Young Guns 03/5/1999 1 1:46
Loss Tsuyoshi Kohsaka Decision UFC Ultimate Brazil 10/16/1998 1 15:00
Win Mark Coleman KO (Kick to the Head) UFC 17: Redemption 05/15/1998 1 12:38
Win Scott McMullin TKO WPC - World Pankration Championships 2 01/16/1998 1 N/A
Win John Renfroe Submission (Armbar) SB 3 - SuperBrawl 3 01/17/1997 1 2:56
Win Joe Charles Submission (Kneebar) SB 2 - SuperBrawl 2 10/11/1996 1 1:39
Win Donald de la Cruz TKO (Strikes) SB 2 - SuperBrawl 2 10/11/1996 1 6:12
Loss Yuki Kondo Decision (Unanimous) Pancrase - 1996 Neo-Blood Tournament, Round 2 07/23/1996 1 20:00
Win Osami Shibuya Decision (Unanimous) Pancrase - 1996 Neo-Blood Tournament, Round 2 07/23/1996 1 10:00
Win Kiuma Kunioku Decision (Unanimous) Pancrase - 1996 Neo-Blood Tournament, Round 1 07/23/1996 1 10:00

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