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Shonie.jpg NameShonie Carter
NicknameMr. International
AssociationCombat-Do
Weight ClassWelterweight (170 lbs.)
Height5' 9" (176cm)
StyleWrestling, Judo, Shidokan Karate
Birth DateMay 3, 1972
Fighting Out OfChicago, Illinois
CountryUSA
Shonie Carter PicturesOfficial Website


Mearion Shonie Bickhem III is an American mixed martial artist. He is a former World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) Welterweight Champion, an Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) veteran, and a contestant on The Ultimate Fighter 4 reality show. He is known for his flashy dress, colorful language, outlandish personality and use of the "spinning" backfist in competition.


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Professional Record

Record50 - 29 - 7 (Win – Loss – Draw) (1 NC)
Wins11 (T)KOs
14 Submissions
24 Decisions
1 Other
Losses7 (T)KOs
4 Submissions
18 Decisions


Result Opponent Method Event Title Date Round Time Notes
Loss Josh Bryant TKO (Punches) KOTC: Heavy Duty 9/21/2012 2 2:15 For KOTC Interim Middleweight Championship
Loss Brandon Halsey Decision (Unanimous) KOTC: Reckless Abandon 2/2/2012 3 5:00
Win Landon Showalter Decision (Unanimous) ROTR: Rumble on the Ridge 20 10/15/2011 3 5:00
Loss Rumen Dimitrov TKO (Punches) BMMAF: Warriors 19 7/31/2010 2 4:08
Loss Jeremy Knafo Decision (Unanimous) Israel Fighting Championshi: Genesis 3/10/2010 2 2:48
Loss Torrance Taylor Decision (Unanimous) BFC: Bellator Fighting Championships 25 8/19/2010 3 5:00
Loss Rick Hawn TKO (Head Kick and Punches) Triumph 3: Havoc 7/31/2010 2 4:08
Loss Dylan Andrews Decision (Unanimous) CFC 13: Cage Fighting Championships 13 4/16/2010 3 5:00
Loss Nabil Khatib Decision (Split) Warrior-1 MMA: Bad Blood 3/20/2010 3 5:00
Win Derek Smith Submission (Front Choke) CFX Fight Night 2/13/2010 1 2:32
Loss Anthony Macias Decision (Unanimous) FCF: Freestyle Cage Fighting 11/07/2009 3 5:00
Loss Carlos Newton Decision (Unanimous) Warrior-1 MMA: High Voltage 10/10/2009 3 5:00 Originally for W-1 Welterweight title, however Newton failed to make weight so it was turned into a non-title fight
Win Danny Abbadi KO Respect in the Cage: Expo & Fight 9/20/2009 1 4:23
Loss Derrick Noble Decision (Unanimous) Vendetta Fighting Championship: A Night of Vengeance 9/05/2009 3 5:00
Win George Lockhart Decision (Split) Throwdown ETC: Showdown 2/20/2009 3 5:00 Won Throwdown Middleweight Championship
Win Ryan Scheeper Submission (Kimura) ISCF: Bad Intentions 12/13/2008 1 2:08
Win Allan Hope Submission (Armbar) CCF 3: Undisputed 11/28/2008 1 2:32
Loss Matt Major Decision (Unanimous) Cage Combat Fighting Championships: Rumble in the Park 8/23/2008 3 5:00
Win Demi Deeds TKO (Punches) PFC: Primetime Fighting Championships 5/30/2008 2 4:21
Win John Cronk Decision (Unanimous) WFC: Armageddon 4/12/2008 3 N/A
Loss Brad Zazulak TKO (Injury) MFC 14: High Rollers 11/23/2007 1 2:09
Win Chris Powers Decision (Unanimous) ISCF: Fight 2 the Finish 11/09/2007 3 N/A
Win Joshua Taibl Submission (Strikes) EC 83: Extreme Challenge 83 9/01/2007 2 3:20
Win Kris Fleurstil TKO (Punches) XFO 18: Xtreme Fighting 6/30/2007 1 4:05
Loss Marcus Davis Decision (Unanimous) UFC Fight Night 7: Sanchez vs. Riggs 12/13/2006 3 5:00
Win Alex Carter Submission (Rear Naked Choke) IFC: Rumble on the River 3/11/2006 1 3:21
Win Jason Black TKO (Arm Injury) KOTC: Redemption on the River 2/17/2006 1 1:18
Loss Mike Pyle Submission (Triangle Choke) WEC 18: Unfinished Business 1/13/2006 1 2:06 For WEC Welterweight Championship
Loss Jonathan Goulet Submission (Bulldog Choke) TKO 23: Extreme 11/05/2005 1 3:05
Win Marcin Zontek Decision KSW 4: Konfroncacja 9/10/2005 N/A N/A
Win Josh Haynes Decision (Unanimous) IFC: Rock N' Rumble 7/30/2005 3 5:00 Light Heavyweight (205 lbs.) bout
Win Jason MacDonald Decision TKO 21: Collision 7/15/2005 3 5:00
Loss Nate Quarry TKO (Punches) UFC 53: Heavy Hitters 6/04/2005 1 2:37
Loss Jorge Oliveira Decision (Unanimous) WEC 13: Heavyweight Explosion 1/22/2005 3 5:00
NC Buddy Clinton No Contest KOTC: Indiana 11/20/2004 N/A N/A
Win John Cronk TKO (Doctor Stoppage) KOTC: Revenge 11/14/2004 1 5:00
Win Jody Poff Submission (Rear Naked Choke) WEC 12: Halloween Fury 3 10/21/2004 1 3:48
Loss Azred Telkusheev Decision M-1 MFC: Middleweight GP 10/09/2004 N/A N/A
Win Jason Biswell TKO (Elbows) WEC 11: Evolution 8/20/2004 1 3:13
Win Jess Liaudin Decision CW: Cage Wars 5/30/2004 N/A N/A
Loss Karo Parisyan Decision (Unanimous) WEC 10: Bragging Rights 5/21/2004 3 5:00 Lost WEC Welterweight Championship
Win Gabe Garcia TKO (Injury) WEC 9: Cold Blooded 1/16/2004 1 0:30
Loss Jon Fitch Submission (Slam) Shooto USA: Warrior Spirit - Evolution 11/14/2003 3 0:41
Win JT Taylor Decision (Unanimous) WEC 8: Halloween Fury 2 10/17/2003 3 5:00 Won WEC Welterweight Championship
Win Dax Bruce Submission (Rear Naked Choke) WEC 7: This Time It's Personal 8/09/2003 1 2:28
Draw Kosei Kubota Draw Shidokan: New Combat Festival 7/13/2003 2 5:00
Loss Ronald Jhun Decision (Unanimous) KOTC 23: Sin City 5/16/2003 5 5:00 For KOTC Welterweight Championship
Win Peter Angerer Decision Shido: Fists of Fury 2 4/12/2003 3 5:00
Loss Jeremy Jackson Decision (Unanimous) WEC 6: Return of a Legend 3/27/2003 3 5:00
Win Seichi Ikemoto Decision (Unanimous) Shooto: 3/18 in Korakuen Hall 3/18/2003 3 5:00
Win Fernando Vasconcelos TKO (Corner Stoppage) KOTC 21: Invasion 2/21/2003 2 5:00
Win Mike Nomikos Submission (Neck Crank) Shidokan: World Open 2002 12/05/2002 2 N/A
Draw Ronald Jhun Draw SB 27: SuperBrawl 27 11/09/2002 3 5:00
Win Jay Buck Decision (Split) IHC 5: Tribulation 10/26/2002 3 5:00
Win Randy Velarde Submission (Rear Naked Choke) KOTC 16: Double Cross 8/02/2002 1 4;53
Win Kolo Koka Decision (Unanimous) SB 25: SuperBrawl 25 7/13/2002 3 5:00
Win Armin Eslami Decision Shido: Fists of Fury 1 4/13/2002 3 5:00
Loss Pat Miletich KO (Head Kick) UFC 32: Showdown in the Meadowlands 6/29/2001 2 2:42
Win Matt Serra KO (Spinning Back Fist) UFC 31: Locked & Loaded 5/04/2001 3 4:51
Win Yuji Hoshino Decision (Majority) Pancrase: Trans 7 12/04/2000 1 15:00
Loss Steve Berger Submission (Rear Naked Choke) RSF 1: Reality Submission Fighting 1 10/06/2000 1 2:41
Win Joe Merit Decision RSF 1: Reality Submission Fighting 1 10/06/2000 1 18:00
Loss Nate Marquardt Decision (Unanimous) Pancrase: 2000 Anniversary Show 9/24/2000 2 3:00 For vacant Pancrase Middleweight Championship
Win Chris Lytle Decision (Unanimous) Pancrase: 2000 Anniversary Show 9/24/2000 3 3:00
Win Yoshinori Kawasaki Decision (Unanimous) Pancrase: Trans 5 7/23/2000 1 10:00
Win Adrian Serrano Decision UFC 26: Ultimate Field of Dreams 6/09/2000 2 5:00
Draw Kiuma Kunioku Draw Pancrase: Trans 3 4/30/2000 2 3:00
Win Brad Gumm Decision UFC 24: First Defense 3/10/2000 2 5:00
Win Kosei Kubota Decision (Unanimous) Pancrase: Trans 1 1/23/2000 1 10:00
Draw Takafumi Ito Draw Pancrase: Breakthrough 10 11/28/1999 1 15:00
Loss Steve Berger Decision (Split) IHC 1: Ironheart Crown 11/06/1999 2 2:00
Loss Pat Miletich Decision EC 27: Extreme Challenge 27 8/21/1999 1 20:00
Draw Simon Posner Draw SB 12: SuperBrawl 12 6/01/1999 3 5:00
Win Phil Johns Verbal Submission (Knee Injury) EC 23: Extreme Challenge 23 4/02/1999 1 2:59
Win Keith Wisniewski KO IMAC 3: Indiana Martial Arts Challenge 3 3/06/1999 1 0:40
Win Robert Masko Decision EB 1: Extreme Brawl 1 10/21/1998 N/A N/A
Draw Dave Menne Draw EC 20: Extreme Challenge 20 8/22/1998 1 20:00
Win Carl Davis Submission (Choke) Tropicana D'Cache Club Fights 6/05/1998 N/A N/A
Win Jesse Jones Submission (Frustration) EC 16: Extreme Challenge 16 3/26/1998 1 9:05
Win James Clingerman Decision IMAC 1: Indiana Martial Arts Challenge 1 3/06/1998 1 15:00
Win Sean Brockmole Submission (Choke from Side Mount) IMAC 1: Indiana Martial Arts Challenge 1 3/06/1998 1 6:04
Win Todd Taylor Submission (Rear Naked Choke) CF: Combat Fighting 2/14/1998 N/A N/A
Win Dave Menne Decision EC 5: Extreme Challenge 5 4/18/1997 1 15:00
Win Andy Sanders Submission EC 5: Extreme Challenge 5 4/18/1997 1 3:24
Draw Daniel Vianna Draw CC 3: Chicago Challenge 3 3/15/1997 N/A N/A
Win Chad Cox KO EC 4: Extreme Challenge 4 2/22/1997 1 2:45
Loss LaVerne Clark KO EC 3: Extreme Challenge 3 2/15/1997 1 0:09

Biography

Carter served for six years in the United States Marine Corps before beginning his profession as a fighter. He was an All-American wrestler and participated in the Olympic trials. At Carson-Newman College he began to formally study Judo and traditional Japanese jujutsu. After a semester of studying judo, Carter enrolled in the Tennessee state championship in the white-green, brown, and black belt divisions. He won state titles in the white-green and brown divisions, and placed second in the black belt division. His instructor awarded him his brown belt after his performance. Carter later added boxing, Shidōkan karate, and Kickboxing to his repertoire.


Mixed Martial Arts Career

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Carter has fought in a wide variety of shows, both large and small. He has won at least ten belts in various organizations throughout his career. He began his career in 1997, fighting primarily in the Extreme Challenge promotion. Though he lost his debut fight to LaVerne Clark by knockout in just 9 seconds, he went on to rack up an 11-1-2 record before facing UFC welterweight champion Pat Miletich. He lost via a decision.

Carter began to make appearances in Pancrase and won his UFC debut at UFC 24 against Brad Gumm. He went on to win notable victories over Chris Lytle and Matt Serra. In 2003, he appeared in fledging promotion World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) and became the WEC Welterweight Champion after defeating JT Taylor. He would lose his first title defense to Karo Parisyan. Other notable fights included a loss to future UFC title contender Jon Fitch, a victory over future UFC fighter Jess Liaudin, and a victory over Jason Black, who was undefeated in 22 fights prior to the bout.


The Ultimate Fighter 4

After losing to Nathan Quarry at UFC 53 by TKO, Carter's UFC record stood at a lukewarm 3-2. He applied as a contestant for the fourth season of The Ultimate Fighter a reality show on SpikeTV. The season, subtitled "The Comeback", featured MMA veterans whose careers in the UFC could use a jumpstart. Carter joined Team Mojo and was picked to fight first against Team No Love's Rich Clementi. Carter arrived to the show out of shape and struggled through his initial workout. With help from his cornerman Matt Serra, however, Carter won a two-round decision over Clementi. In the second round, Carter fought a rematch with Matt Serra. Much was made of Carter's come-from-behind KO by spinning backfist in their previous encounter. Though Carter landed another spinning backfist, he lost the fight by decision.

Throughout the show, Carter earned notoriety and sparked irritation from his cast-mates with his habits, including his unusual style of dress and various artistic projects. He angered both teams by unilaterally deciding to train with Team No Love for a day. He also asked Clementi to corner him in his fight with Serra.


Post-show Career

After the completion of the show, Carter did not appear on the card of the season finale. He did, however, make an appearance a month later on UFC Fight Night 7: Sanchez vs. Riggs, losing to Marcus Davis by unanimous decision. Afterward, Carter continued to fight at smaller promotions. He won the Throwdown Middleweight Championship at Throwdown ETC – Showdown on February 20, 2009, via a split decision victory from George Lockhart.


Other Activities

After finishing his stint on The Ultimate Fighter, Carter appeared on BET's similar program The Iron Ring as a coach for Lil Jon's team, Headbusters. While taping, Carter verbally sparred with Floyd Mayweather, the leader of another team, over a fight stoppage. Mayweather was condescending toward the sport of mixed martial arts throughout the show. Carter claims that he receives more notoriety from members of the black community for his appearance on The Iron Ring than from his UFC and The Ultimate Fighter appearances.

On May 16, 2008, Carter served as an impromptu guest referee for a notorious bout at a Legends of Fighting event that resulted in a double-knockout. Eight seconds into the bout, newcomers Tyler Bryan and Shaun Parker landed simultaneous knockout punches. The video of the double-knockout, and Carter's subsequent reaction, has been viewed on YouTube over 1 million times.


Personal Life

Carter has three children: a daughter Sierra Rena, and sons Samearion Andreas, and Kavion Osiris.

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