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Pete Spratt

b. 1971

American martial artist

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About Pete Spratt

Born 1971. Pete Spratt is an American mixed martial arts fighter and kickboxer.

The Ultimate Fighter He was one of the cast members of The Ultimate Fighter 4, which unlike every other season of the show featured past veterans from the UFC. Although he lost both of his exhibition fights, he was featured on the season finale, defeating Jeremy Jackson by submission (due to neck injury). Spratt then returned to the Octagon at UFC 69 where he was defeated by Marcus Davis. His last fight in the UFC was against Tamdan McCrory at UFC Fight Night 10 where he lost via triangle choke.

Maximum Fighting Championship Since being cut from the UFC, Spratt has fought on regional shows, where his submission defense has been exposed on many occasions, while also picking up some impressive wins mainly due to his strong stand-up skills and heavy hands.

Most notably, Spratt has fought in the Canadian regional promotion Maximum Fighting Championship where he made his debut at MFC 15: Rags to Riches losing to Ryan Ford via rear-naked choke. He then returned to the promotion over a year later at MFC 22: Payoff where he defeated Nathan Gunn via knockout in the second round.

Spratt next fought Keith Wisniewski on 2 January 2010 losing via submission (rear-naked choke) in the first round but he bounced back in his third fight with the MFC promotion by defeating UFC veteran Luigi Fioravanti via TKO in the third round. In this fight Spratt showed improved takedown defense and ground game.

Spratt was then submitted in his next two fights losing first by guillotine choke to Eric Davila at Shark Fights 13: Jardine vs Prangley before being defeated by Ryan Ford for the second time in their rematch at MFC 25: Vindication via rear-naked choke.

Spratt faced Demi Deeds on 8 April 2011 at MFC 29: Conquer. After a close first round, Spratt turned up the pressure in the second landing some strong leg kicks and punches until he got on top of Deeds late in the round before quickly transitioning to an impressive armbar finish to gain his first win in almost a year.

Spratt faced Marcus Davis at MFC 30, replacing an injured Richie Whitson, This was a rematch of their first encounter, which Davis won by submission at UFC 69. He lost the fight via unanimous decision.

Independent Promotions On July 22, 2011, at LFC 7 Spratt racked up his fastest knockout to date, defeating Antonio Flores with a clean overhand left only 18 seconds into the opening round.

March 30, 2012 he fought Daniel Acácio and KO'd him at exactly the 5 minute mark at the end of the third round, due to this technicality the fight was scored a technical decision.

Spratt faced Dan Hornbuckle on February 1, 2013 at Legacy FC 17. He lost the fight via unanimous decision.

Spratt faced UFC vet Tim Means on September 13, 2013 at Legacy FC 23, He lost the fight via knockout due to elbows and punches in the first round. After his loss to Means, he announced his retirement from MMA fighting. Spratt later changed his mind about retiring and after reviewing the footage claimed that while the elbow knocked him down, it was the follow-up punches that knocked him out and because they were shots to the back of his head they were illegal shots, and the fight should have been ruled a No-Contest due to illegal strikes. Spratt also stated he would officially appeal the decision with the Athletic Commission; it is unknown whether or not Spratt did submit an appeal, but if he did it was rejected as his fight with Means is still recorded as a loss by popular MMA record keeping sites. Tim Means's manager Tom Vaughn and Legacy FC promoter Mick Maynard didn't respond to MMA Junkie's request for comment regarding Spratt's claim. However, the bout was cancelled for unknown reasons.

Personal life Spratt and his wife had a daughter on March 25, 2008. He has two daughters from a previous relationship.

Championships and accomplishments Mixed martial arts Ultimate Fighting Championship UFC Encyclopedia Awards Submission of the Night (One time)

ISKA U.S. Middleweight Champion

Ring of Fire ROF Middleweight Championship (One time) Reality Combat Fighting RCF Middleweight Championship (One time) Renegades Extreme Fighting REF Middleweight Championship (Two times) REF Middleweight Tournament Runner Up

Kickboxing record (incomplete)

Mixed martial arts record Loss

Washington Luiz KO (punches) Fury FC 20

San Antonio, Texas, United States Loss

Tim Means KO (elbows and punches) Legacy FC 23

San Antonio, Texas, United States Retired after the fight. Loss

Dan Hornbuckle Decision (unanimous) Legacy FC 17

San Antonio, Texas, United States Win

Daniel Acácio Technical Decision (unanimous) AFC: Amazon Forest Combat 2

Manaus, Brazil Acacio was knocked out with a spinning backfist, it was after the five-minute mark and it went to a decision. Win

Martin Grandmont TKO (punches) Instinct MMA 2

Quebec City, Canada Loss

Jorge Patino Decision (split) Legacy FC 8

Houston, Texas, United States Win

Antonio Flores TKO (punch) Legacy FC 7

Houston, Texas, United States Loss

Marcus Davis Decision (unanimous) MFC 30: Up Close & Personal

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Win

Demi Deeds Submission (armbar) MFC 29: Conquer

Windsor, Ontario, Canada Loss

Ryan Ford Submission (rear-naked choke) MFC 27

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Loss

Eric Davila Submission (guillotine choke) Shark Fights 13: Jardine vs Prangley

Amarillo, Texas, United States Win

Luigi Fioravanti TKO (punches) MFC 25

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Loss

Keith Wisniewski Submission (rear-naked choke) Hoosier FC 2: It's On

Hammond, Indiana, United States Win

Nathan Gunn KO (punch) MFC 22

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Win

Alan Woods Submission (armbar) SCMMA 1: Battle of the Texas Titans

Frisco, Texas, United States Loss

Donnie Liles Submission (rear-naked choke) Strikeforce: Payback

Denver, Colorado, United States Loss

John Alessio Submission (rear-naked choke) Banner Promotions: Night of Combat

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Win

Jason Von Flue KO (punch) UWC 3: Invasion

Fairfax, Virginia, United States Loss

Ryan Ford Submission (rear-naked choke) MFC 15: Rags to Riches

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Win

Tristan Yunker TKO (cut) HDNet Fights: Reckless Abandon

Dallas, Texas, United States Win

TJ Waldburger KO (punches) HDNet Fights

Dallas, Texas, United States Loss

TJ Waldburger Submission (triangle choke) King of Kombat

Austin, Texas, United States Loss

Tamdan McCrory Submission (triangle choke) UFC Fight Night: Stout vs Fisher

Houston, Texas, United States Loss

Marcus Davis Submission (achilles lock) UFC 69

Houston, Texas, United States Win

Jeremy Jackson TKO (neck injury) The Ultimate Fighter: The Comeback Finale

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Win

Matt Brown Decision (unanimous) International Freestyle Fighting 1

Fort Worth, Texas, United States Loss

Josh Koscheck Submission (rear-naked choke) UFC Ultimate Fight Night

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Win

Wataru Takahashi KO (punch) Shoot Boxing: Ground Zero Fukuoka

Fukuoka, Fukuoka, Japan Loss

John Cronk Submission (rear-naked choke) Venom: First Strike

Huntington Beach, California, United States Loss

Chris Lytle Submission (rear-naked choke) RSF: Shooto Challenge 2

Illinois, United States Loss

Georges St-Pierre Submission (rear-naked choke) TKO 14: Road Warriors

Victoriaville, Quebec, Canada Win

Robbie Lawler TKO (knee injury) UFC 42

Miami, Florida, United States Loss

Carlos Newton Submission (kimura) UFC 40

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Win

Zach Light Submission (armbar) UFC 37.5

Bossier City, Louisiana, United States Loss

Steve Berger TKO (cut) UA 1: The Genesis

Hammond, Indiana, United States Win

Brian Sleeman TKO (submission to punches) GC 7: Casualties of War

Colusa, California, United States Loss

Ronald Jhun KO (knee) Warriors Quest 2: Battle of Champions

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States Win

Jay Jack TKO (punches) Ring of Fire 3

Denver, Colorado, United States Loss

Hector Garza Submission Renegades Extreme Fighting

Texas, United States Loss

Cruz Chacon Decision (majority) ROF 2: Trial By Fire

Denver, Colorado, United States Win

Rich Clementi TKO (doctor stoppage) Reality Combat Fighting 9

Houma, Louisiana, United States Win

Jason House KO (punches) Bushido 1

Tempe, Arizona, United States Win

Bone Sayavonga TKO (submission to strikes) Renegades Extreme Fighting

Texas, United States Win

Cedric Marks Submission Renegades Extreme Fighting

Texas, United States Loss

Yves Edwards Submission (triangle choke) Renegades Extreme Fighting

Texas, United States Win

Doug Carpenter Decision Renegades Extreme Fighting

Houston, Texas, United States Win

Rolando Aguilar KO Renegades Extreme Fighting

Houston, Texas, United States Win

Keith Sutton KO Extreme Shootout: The Underground

Killeen, Texas, United States Win

Jeremiah O'Neal Submission (rear-naked choke) Power Ring Warriors

Texas, United States

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Important facts

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Education
Sherman High School, Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Also known as
Aaron Dewain Spratt

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Pete Spratt?

American martial artist

When was Pete Spratt born?

Pete Spratt was born on 9 January 1971 in Denison.

What is Pete Spratt's occupation?

Pete Spratt is a mixed martial arts fighter and kickboxer.

What nationality is Pete Spratt?

Pete Spratt is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Pete Spratt

· Wikidata: Q7172270

· DBpedia: Pete Spratt

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