For many regional talents still searching for their big break, coming over from another state is still a work to be done type of trip even if it stays within the same regional radius because of all the implied implications that surround it. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will meet a serpent of sticky adhesion ready to jell together like Carolina blue glue as the tar heel states newest submission sticker. A professional mixed martial artist since July 2024 and representing Guerilla MMA, Brent Williams is the owner of a 4-1 record in five bouts consisting of three submissions and one knockout. All four of his wins inside the professional ranks have stayed in a single round inside of five minutes or fewer. Williams has fought for several promotions of note throughout his time as a professional MMA fighter including Cage Fury Fighting Championships. He has never gone to the scorecards over the course of his career with a finish rate of 100 percent. His entire arc of a tale has been in the United States in Virginia and his home state of North Carolina respectively.
In his professional MMA debut at Fight For it 21, he faced Addison Hendry and went on to submit him via rear-naked choke in the first round. He also choked out Juan Lopez in round one at Ultimate Battle Grounds 25. Williams tapped out David Wilson in the first round via triangle choke to score his third submission win as a professional at Ultimate Battle Grounds 27 North Carolina. Then at Fight For it 27, he defeated JR Banks via technical knockout in the first round to notch the first knockout victory of his professional career and fourth first-round finish overall. He also picked up his fourth consecutive win to begin his story as a professional mixed martial artist in the process. Those hoping for a bit of early beginners’ luck could very quickly find themselves tarred and trapped under barrels of black tape before even getting off any manifest of an offensive output!
