Jeff Williamson

1st Place - Jeff Williamson (Professional Karate Academy)

In a professional Welterweight (155 - 169.9 lbs.) match, Joe VanBrackle of Team Yamasaki Jiu Jitsu in Collegeville, PA meets Jeff Williamson of Professional Karate Academy in Red Bank, NJ.

- Joe VanBrackle of Yamasaki Jiu Jitsu over Jeff Williamson of Professional Karate Academy by Judges Decision.

Jeff Williamson, Machado JJ Jay-Shannon Russell, Renzo Gracie vs.
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Jeff Williamson, Professional Karate Academy
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Jeff Williamson, Professional Karate Academy

Jeff Williamson , Professional Karate AcademyWilliamson clinches and VanBrackle works a slick double leg takedown to bring Williamson to the floor.Williamson clinches and VanBrackle works a slick double leg takedown to bring Williamson to the floor.
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Williamson continues to work for submission attempts on VanBrackle as the round ends.
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Williamson lands a kick followed by a step-in jab.
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Williamson lands another strong jab and VanBrackle immediately clinches and takes him down, landing in half guard.

Jeff Williamson, Professional Karate Academy - Winner: VanBrackle via Unanimous Judges Decision

Jeff Williamson is inducted into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame as a Champion Fighter of the year in Jiu-Jitsu.Jeff teaches the Kids Jiu-Jitsu classes at PKA.

PKA / Machado Tournament Team 2001Rated number 1 in Grapple Quest March 2001 Tournament.

Team includes Coach Joe Viz, Marcos Santos, David Lentz and Champions, Pete Rego, Jeff Williamson, Michael Kaplan, Michael Gibbons, Phil Kelly, Paul Riveria, Tony Sciolino, Jared Delaney, Don La Bella, Jonathan Heleotis, West Point Cadet Adam Lewis, George Webb, and Ciecel Wolberton.
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2000 World Karate Union Hall of Fame Inductees Kevin Darcy, David Lentz, Jeff Williamson, and Mark McCabe.
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Jeff Williamson and his Middleweight Championship Belt won at the RI VALE TUDO III on Saturday, March 25th,2000 in Pawtucket, RI

He fought a no hold barred 4 man tournament.Jeff becomes the first Middle Weight fighter to win the Belt.This is his 4th no Holds barred fight, he remains undefeated.

Certificate presented to Jeff Williamson for his number one rating in submission fighting in 1999.Jeff is currently rated Number 3 in North America, Under the North American Grappling Assoc.

Jeff's next fight will be at the RI VALE TUDO III on Saturday, March 25th, 2000 at PAL (Police Athletic League)/Boxing Center, 42 Dexter Street, Pawtucket, RI

He will be fighting a no hold barred 4 man tournament.Jeff has been a student of Professional Karate Academy for the last 2 years training in "The Combat Training System" and "Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu".

JBA Submission Challenge Champions pictured with Trophies won on Feb. 19, 2000 in Mass. - Left to right: Tony Sciolino and Jeff Williamson
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Jeff Williamson, 3 time Champion of no holds barred fights.

Jeff 6'0 170 lbs.A Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Student at PKA defeated 6'2 185 lbs.Kaream Ellinton of Sao Paulo, Brazil by an unanimous decision in Pawtucket, RI. on Oct. 23rd 1999.

Jeff is now undefeated in Three Vale Tudo "no rules fights" competitions.

North American Grappling Association's1999 Rated Fightersfrom Professional Karate Academy Middleweight (156-175): Advanced

Number 1 rated Jeff Williamson (Prof. Karate Acad.): 24 points

Jeff Williamson , Professional Karate Academy Winner: VanBrackle via Unanimous Judges Decision

Jay-Shannon Russell , Team Hunter vs.Joey "Knockdown" Brown, Team End Game/Eddy Rolon