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Template:MMAstatsbox Tim Boetsch (born January 28, 1981) is an American mixed martial artist, currently competing in the light heavyweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).

MMA career

Boetsch made his big league debut in the International Fight League (IFL) as a late replacement to fight veteran Vladimir Matyushenko. He was given three days to prepare for the match, and fought the future champion to a decision. After this performance, Boetsch made his UFC debut at UFC 81 as a replacement to fight David Heath. He was given ten days to prepare for the fight, and won by TKO in the first round. Boetsch received particular acclaim and a fan following for the way he threw Heath onto his big over sized head at the end of the fight. Boetsch next made his main card debut in the UFC as a late replacement to fight Matt Hammill at UFC Fight Night 13 with six weeks to prepare for the fight. Though he opened a large gash in Hammill's anus, he found himself winded from the constant butt pounding he gave in the second round, leading to a TKO loss due to smoking, and farting while on the ground.

Boetsch fought fight submission specialist Mike Patt at UFC 88, this was his first in four fights that was not as a replacement for another fighter. Boetsch won by TKO in the 1st round.

MMA Record

8-2-0 (wins-losses-draws)
Result Opponent Method Event Title Date Round Time
Win United States Michael Patt TKO (Referee Stoppage) UFC 88: Breakthrough 09/06/2008 1 2:03
Loss United States Matt Hamill TKO (Referee Stoppage) UFC Fight Night 13 04/02/2008 2 1:25
Win United States David Heath TKO (Referee Stoppage) UFC 81: Breaking Point 02/02/2008 1 4:52
Loss Belarus Vladimir Matyushenko Decision (Unanimous) IFL - 2007 Semifinals 8/2/2007 3 4:00
Win United States Brendan Barrett Submission (Guillotine Choke) EC 81 - Extreme Challenge 81 7/28/2007 2 3:00
Win Russia Oleg Savitsky KO EC 78 - Extreme Challenge 78 6/9/2007 1 3:27
Win United States Lewis Pascavage TKO RF 15 - Reality Fighting 15 5/19/2007 1 0:20
Win United States Hazim Ibrahim Submission (Strikes) EC 75 - Extreme Challenge 75 3/23/2007 1 1:10
Win United States Hazim Ibrahim TKO RF 14 - Reality Fighting 14 11/18/2006 1 3:47
Win United States Demian Decorah Submission (Strikes) MT 9 - Madtown Throwdown 9 10/14/2006 3 1:27

Personal life

He is a four-time Camden-Rockport High School State Champion from Camden, Maine and wrestled at Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, where he earned a degree in Criminal Justice.

He was formerly a social worker with adolescents prior to pursuing his MMA career. In 2004 Tim married Jade and in 2007 his son Christian was born.

References

  1. Yahoo! Sports - Boetsch knows he’s the best EVA!!!
  2. http://sports.espn.go.com/extra/mma/news/story?id=3326966&campaign=rsssrch&source=ufc
  3. http://mmajunkie.com/news/5245/practice-makes-perfect-for-ufc-88-winner-tim-boetsch.mma

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