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	Often known as “The Croatian Sensation” Pat Miletich at the age of 26 began to train for the MMA. He had already trained in a variety of martial arts including karate, kickboxing, and boxing. He was very much inspired by the boxing aspirations of his uncle, Johnny “Miller” Miletich who was present at the 1932 Olympics in Los Angeles as part of the boxing squad. He would begin training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and compete in his first MMA event “Battle of the Masters” in Chicago in 1995. He made his official UFC debut at UFC 16 and won the very first UFC Lightweight Tournament. During "UFC Brazil" Pat become the first UFC Lightweight champion, defeating Mikey Burnett. In 2001, the UFC changed weight class limits, making Pat Miletich the Welterweight division champion. After a two year break Pat returned to the Octagon in "AMMA 2 - Adrenaline" where he battled against Thomas Denny in December 2008, and he was victourous by KO early in the second round.

Pat Miletich - Read Bio   Statistics Nickname The Croatian Sensation Height 5 ft 10 in (178 cm) Weight 169 lb (77 kg) Born March 9, 1968 Fighting out of Bettendorf, Iowa, U.S. Town of birth Davenport, Iowa, U.S. Team/Association Miletich Martial Arts Fighting style Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Freestyle   Mixed Martial Arts Record Wins 29 By knockout 5 By submission 18 Losses 7 Draws 2 Click to View MMA Record