Pat Healy
Pat Healy was born in Salem, Oregon, United States on July 20th, 1983 and is the MMA Fighter. At the age of 40, Pat Healy biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Patrick "Pat" Healy (born July 20, 1983) is a retired American mixed martial artist currently competing in Titan FC's Lightweight division.
Healy has competed for UFC, Strikeforce, the WEC, the IFL, the MFC, King of the Cage, ACB, and Shark Fights since 2001.
Ryan, his twin brother, is also a trained mixed martial artist.
Mixed martial arts career
Healy, who held a record of 9–6, has taken part in a little-up promotion called World Extreme Cagefighting. Healy made his WEC debut against Chris Lytle, the future Cage World Welterweight Champion and UFC veteran, losing by a close vote.
Healy did not fight for the promotion for a year, but he did win four of his next five fights, including one over current UFC and Strikeforce veteran Paul Daley via guillotine choke submission. Healy returned to the WEC after defeating Tiki Ghosn, a veteran of UFC. Since Ghosn sustained his shoulder injury, the match was called off, and it was declared ineffective to continue. Healy then won his next four fights, including a victory over future UFC Interim Welterweight Champion Carlos Condit via rear-naked choke submission.
Healy was contracted to face Anthony Torres, a UFC veteran, at UFC Fight Night 6. Torres wrestled Healy down and arrested him on the ground before securing a rear-naked choke choke match, putting the fight midway through round one.
Healy signed with the International Fight League, playing for the Nevada Lions and making his debut for the team on January 19, 2007, winning by unanimous decision in Oakland, California. Healy lost after being knocked out in the third round to future UFC veteran Rory Markham and Miletich Fighting Systems' product Rory Markham. Mike Guymon, the future King of the Cage Welterweight Champion, and Healy defeated Healy by a split decision before losing by a unanimous decision to future UFC Welterweight Jake Ellenberger. This was Healy's last appearance for the company as it would suspend operations months later.
When Healy signed with Maximum Fighting Championships in Canada, he was quickly ranked as the top contender for the MFC World Championships.
Ryan Ford, the then champion, was defeated in MFC 17 against him. In the third round, Healy secured the fight by submission. It was his first and only title defense against Ford that resulted in a rematch. Healy defeated the fight by a narrow split decision before signing with Shark Fights and competing for the Welterweight Championship as well, but lost to current UFC veteran TJ Waldburger. Healy renamed himself after being signed with Strikeforce.
Healy fought for Strikeforce but remained defeated and won one fight in the weight class, a victory. Healy made his Strikeforce Challengers debut in May 2010: Lindland vs. Casey, defeating former Heavyweight fighter Bryan Travers by unanimous decision.
Josh Thomson, the former Strikeforce Lightweight Champion, was defeated by him at Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Werdum. In the third round, healy lost the match by rear-naked choke submission.
At Strikeforce Challengers: Beerbohm vs. Healy, healy headlined a fight against undefeated Lyle Beerbohm. He won the fight by a unanimous decision, costing Beerbohm his first professional defeat.
Gurgel vs. Duarte, Healy fought debuting Eric Wisely, winning the match by unanimous vote.
Barnett vs. Kharitonov, Healy replaced an injured Josh Thomson after losing Maximo Blanco via second round elimination due to a rear-naked choke submission.
At Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey and won by submission in the third round, healy defeated Caros Fodor.
At Strikeforce, Healy defeated Mizuto Hirota: Rockhold vs. Kennedy. He was deemed victorious by unanimous vote.
Healy was offered a championship fight against Strikeforce Lightweight Champion Gilbert Melendez at Strikeforce: Healy on September 29, 2012. However, it was announced on September 23 that the card would be cancelled if Melendez canceled due to illness.
On January 12, 2013, the title battle with Melendez was postponed for the final Strikforce show, Strikeforce: Marquardt vs. Saffiedine. Melendez was forced to leave the contest due to a shoulder injury. Healy stayed on the card as he was scheduled to meet Jorge Masvidal. Masvidal, on the other hand, was forced to withdraw from the match due to a back injury. Healy will face Kurt Holobaugh, the undefeated newcomer, on January 2nd. He was crowned by a unanimous decision in the fight.
Healy returned to the UFC to face Jim Miller on April 27, 2013 at UFC 159. In the third round, he won the back-and-forth due to a rear naked choke. The fight also earned him the Fight of the Night and Submission of the Night awards. Healy was banned for 90 days for failing a drug test for marijuana on May 14, 2013. The fight ended in No Contest, and his submission bonus was forfeited, instead to Bryan Caraway, who also battled on the card. Healy's also lost his Fight of the Night bonus.
At UFC 165 on September 21, 2013, he brutally confronted Khabib Nurmagomedov. He was disqualified by a majority decision in the fight.
At UFC on Fox 9, Healy was supposed to face Jamie Varner on December 14, 2013. Varner later pulled out of the match due to injury, but Bobby Green was replaced by Bobby Green He lost the contest by unanimous vote.
Jorge Masvidal was defeated at UFC on Fox 11 by Healy. He lost the contest by unanimous decision.
At UFC Fight Night 45, Healy confronted Gleison Tibau on July 16, 2014, beating him to death. He was disqualified from the fight after being unanimously convicted and was later banned from serving in the military.
Healy defeated Bellator veteran Rirloni at Arena Tour 4 on December 20, 2014. He was a winner in the back-and-forth contest by a split decision.
Healy had signed a multi-fight deal with Titan FC on December 23, 2014, and the team was due to return to the league in early 2015. Kurt Kinser, an undefeated warrior, met him in the inaugural Titan FC Lightweight Championship at Titan FC 33 on March 20, 2015. Healy won the fight by a split decision.
On July 18, 2015, Healy was supposed to make his first title defense against fellow UFC veteran Mike Ricci at Titan FC 34, but Ricci was forced to leave the game due to injury and Marcus Edwards replaced him. Healy took the fight after being defeated in a third-round TKO. Healy is set to headline Titan FC 35 against veteran Rick Hawn in his next title defense. He lost weight during the fight and was stripped of the title; the vacant championship remained on the line for Hawn only. Hawn was defeated by a landslide in the fight.
Silva vs. Torgeson, Healy met Leandro Silva at ACB 51 on January 13, 2017. In the first round, he was disqualified via TKO.
Silva vs. Agnaev, Healy's match was held on July 22, 2017. He received the back-and-forth contest by a split decision.
Healy met Magomed Raisov on January 13, 2018, at ACB 78: Young Eagles 24. After losing, he lost the fight via technical knockout and announced his retirement from competing professionally on Facebook.