Pat Miletich, a seasoned mixed martial artist, competed with an impressive record of 29 wins, 7 losses, and 2 draws throughout his career. He was known for competing in the middleweight division, weighing 170 lbs. Standing at 5' 10", Miletich demonstrated a solid orthodox stance in the ring. In terms of performance statistics, during his UFC career, he averaged 1.79 significant strikes per minute with a striking accuracy of 45%. He was also adept at absorbing strikes, managing an average of 1.66 strikes absorbed per minute while maintaining a commendable strike defense rate of 63%. Miletich's takedown game was equally impressive, averaging 1.96 takedowns per 15 minutes with a perfect 100% takedown accuracy. He also attempted an average of 1 submission per 15 minutes during his UFC career. Notable victories in Miletich's career include a knockout win against Shonie Carter, who had an ELO rating of 1051 at the time. His most memorable fight was on March 22, 2002, where he faced Matt Lindland, marking his last fight in the UFC. Prior to this, Miletich achieved victories against John Alessio via armbar and Kenichi Yamamoto through a guillotine choke in 2000 and 2001 respectively. However, he suffered a loss against Carlos Newton due to a bulldog choke in June 2001.