Pat Pytlik was a former Muay Thai fighter who fought all over North America making Team Canada in 2009 and also fought in South East Asia in the pro circuit.   Pat eventually moved to Alberta to work on the Oil Field, eventually making the switch to MMA first as a coach then a professional mma fighter. Went 7-0 with 7 Knockouts wining the Unifed Welterweight title before losing his belt to UFC vet Jake Lindsay. Sustained a devastating injury resulting in making his switch to Pro Boxing!   Pat's latest project is balancing his love for training as a pro athlete while in the midst of opening Twin City Mixed Martial Arts in Waterloo, Ontario!   Check out Pytlick's debut in the ring September 7th!       "There is nothing noble about being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self"