About Dan Christison
Born 1972. Dan Christison is an American mixed martial arts fighter.
Daniel Bernard "The Sandman" Christison (born April 26, 1972) is a retired American mixed martial artist. A professional from 2001 until 2010, he fought for the San Jose Razorclaws of the International Fight League, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, WEC, and was also a cast member on the second season of The Ultimate Fighter as part of Team Hughes. He is the former WEC Super Heavyweight Champion.
Background
Christison was born and raised in Los Angeles, California and had a rough upbringing which fueled his interest to begin mixed martial arts. He studied traditional Chinese martial arts before learning Brazilian jiu-jitsu and then transitioned into mixed martial arts. He can claim both Hispanic and Native American ancestry.
Mixed martial arts career At 6'8" and 265 lbs, Christison was a Heavyweight who fought chiefly with a submission wrestling style. Christison fought out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Christison became a contestant on the second season of The Ultimate Fighter after Kerry Schall was forced to withdraw due to injury (Christison's dramatic submission win over Ben Rothwell at Euphoria 3 in Atlantic City on February 26, 2005 is widely cited as the reason for Christison being chosen to replace Schall). Nicknamed "Big Dan" (a nickname given to him by Dana White during the show) Christison and Dan "The Sandman" Christison, he lost his first fight on the show, a quarterfinal match with Seth Petruzelli in which Christison lost by unanimous decision after he had inadvertently kicked Petruzelli twice in the groin area.
Christison was member of Team Hughes on TUF 2. Along with fellow former Ultimate Fighter competitors Keith Jardine, Joe Stevenson and Rashad Evans, he trained in Albuquerque under the instruction of coach Greg Jackson.
Christison was 0-6 lifetime in fights that went to a decision (not counting the loss to Petruzelli which is officially classed as an exhibition bout) and 20-1 in fights that were decided by knockout or submission (the lone loss coming via a doctor stoppage).
Christison and his wife, the former Kyria McBrayer, have (as of July 2024) a 13 year-old son, (John) Rylan. The family resides in Dale, Indiana, near where Mrs. Christison was born and raised.
Championships and accomplishments Ultimate Fighting Championship Fight of the Night (One time) vs. Brad Imes Submission of the Night (One time) vs. Brad Imes UFC.com Awards 2006: Ranked #8 Submission of the Year & Ranked #9 Fight of the Year
Mixed martial arts record Win
Mike Wessel Submission (kimura) CFC 4: Wessel vs. Christison
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Win
Rodrigo Munduruca KO (punches) Canadian Fighting Championship 3
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Win
Jim Davis TKO (submission to punches) ICF: Intimidation Cage Fighting 17
Florence, Kentucky, United States Win
Joel Traves TKO (punches) Steele Cage MMA: Battle of the Texas Titans
Frisco, Texas, United States Loss
Márcio Cruz Decision (unanimous) ICF: Breakout
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States Win
Brion Peoples TKO (submission to punches) ICF: Turfwar
Florence, Kentucky, United States Win
Steve Banks Submission (omoplata) Intimidation Cage Fighting: Redemption
Florence, Kentucky, United States Win
Nedius Huitt TKO (submission to punches) ICF: Vendetta
Florence, Kentucky, United States Win
Charles McVey KO (punches) Warrior MMA: Consequences
Elizabethtown, Kentucky, United States Win
Sam Holloway Submission (armbar) AFL: Bulletproof
Atlanta, Georgia, United States Win
John LeBlanc TKO (punches) AFL: Eruption
Lexington, Kentucky, United States Win
Derek Sawyer TKO (punches) RFL: Revolution Fight League I
Louisville, Kentucky, United States Win
Johnathon Wesson Decision (unanimous) RITC 103: USA vs Brazil
Fountain Hills, Arizona, United States Loss
Antoine Jaoude Decision (unanimous) IFL: Chicago
Chicago, Illinois, United States Loss
Krzysztof Soszynski Decision (unanimous) IFL: Los Angeles
Los Angeles, California, United States Loss
Frank Mir Decision (unanimous) UFC 61: Bitter Rivals
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Win
Brad Imes Submission (armbar) UFC Fight Night 4
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Fight of the Night and Submission of the Night. Win
Jimmy Ambriz Submission (verbal) IFC WC 19: Warriors Challenge 19
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, United States Win
Ben Rothwell Submission (kimura) Euphoria: USA vs World
Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States Win
Andre Roberts Submission (armbar) WEC 13
Lemoore, California, United States Won the vacant WEC Super Heavyweight Championship. Win
Lemuel Vincent TKO (strikes) KOTC: New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico Win
Jimmy Westfall TKO (punches) POA: Pride of Albuquerque
Albuquerque, New Mexico Loss
Dan Severn Decision (split) KOTC 24: Mayhem
Albuquerque, New Mexico Loss
Eric Pele TKO (strikes) KOTC 23: Sin City
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States For the vacant KOTC Super Heavyweight Championship. Win
Albert Lopez Submission (rear-naked choke) Triple Threat: Fight Night 1
Albuquerque, New Mexico Loss
Dan Severn Decision AC 1: Aztec Challenge 1
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico Win
Gabe Beauperthy Submission GC 5: Rumble in the Rockies
Denver, Colorado, United States
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Dan Christison?
American martial artist
When was Dan Christison born?
Dan Christison was born on 26 April 1972 in Los Angeles.
What is Dan Christison's occupation?
Dan Christison is a mixed martial arts fighter.
What nationality is Dan Christison?
Dan Christison is American.
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