Pro MMA Record
"The Giant Killer"
2-2-0
Keith Hackney
Fighter Details
- Name: Keith Hackney
- Pro MMA Record: 2-2-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
- Nickname: The Giant Killer
- Current Streak: 2 Losses
- Age: 1958-04-15 | Date of Birth: 1958.04.15
- Last Fight: December 16, 1995 in UFC
- Weight Class: | Last Weigh-In: 200.0 lbs
- Affiliation: N/A
- Height: 5'11" (181cm) | Reach: N/A
- Career Disclosed Earnings: $0 USD
- Born: United States
- Fighting out of: Addison, Illinois
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Keith Hackney MMA Fight Record
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1994TO1995
2win2loss0draw0no contest11--50%50%--KO/TKOSUBDECISIONDQ-100%---2--
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2-1-0 4-0-11995.12.16add_circleBilling: Main CardDuration: 15 min one roundReferee: John McCarthy
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2-0-0 9-0-01994.12.16add_circleBilling: Main CardDuration: 1 Round, No LimitReferee: John McCarthy
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Billing: Main CardDuration: 1 Round, No LimitReferee: John McCarthy
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0-0-0 0-0-01994.09.09add_circleBilling: Main CardDuration: 1 Round, No LimitReferee: John McCarthy
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UFC 3: The American Dream · Keith Hackney injured in quarter finals
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Keith Hackney, a second degree Black Belt in Taokwondo, is one of the UFC’s earliest pioneers, remembered fondly by old-time fans for his tremendous fighting spirit, his limited martial arts skillset, and his somewhat impoverished sense of fashion.
Hackney made his UFC debut in 1994, defeating the 618-pound sumo wrestler Emmanuel Yarborough by TKO due to strikes in the first round of their UFC 3 bout. Hackney earned the nickname “The Giant Killer” from fans and commentators after the fight. Hackney went on to win his next fight against future “Austin Powers” actor and alleged gang rapist Joe Son via repeated (and often replayed to this day) groin strikes in the first round.
Hackney retired from active competition in 1995 after consecutive submission losses to Royce Gracie and Marco Ruas.
