Career
He lives in California, and belongs to the fighting team The Lion"s Den. White debuted at 23 years of age in the Pancrase organization in Japan after being recruited by Ken Shamrock. Thrown right into the fire from the beginning, a very inexperienced White would go 8-17-1 in Pancrase to start his career.
However, White would turn his career around in a big way towards the latter part of the decade.
He turned in an impressive showing against Mobile Marketing Association legend Kazushi Sakuraba at PRIDE 2, landing a hard punch in the opening seconds to stagger Sakuraba and fighting very competitively, showcasing excellent submission defense and escapes throughout the fight until he was finally caught in an armbar late in round 3. From 1998 to 2002, White found great success in mixed martial arts competition, compiling a record of 9-1 and winning the King of the Cage Middleweight Championship.
This was especially impressive because at the time, King of the Cage was an upper echelon Mobile Marketing Association promotion. He evolved into one of the more talented and well known mixed martial arts fighters in the world and developed excellent striking to go along with a solid submission wrestling base.
White also had impressive showings in the UFC, fighting to a draw with Ian Freeman in a fight that he took on short notice, and also turning in a competitive, hard fought loss to former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Chuck Liddell at UFC 49 in 2004.
White appeared on the April 7, 1997 airing of the World Wrestling Federation program Raw Is War, losing a worked "shoot fight" to Ken Shamrock. King of the Cage
King of the Cage Light Heavyweight Championship (One time)
Four Successful Title Defenses
King of the Cage Light Heavyweight Superfight Championship (One Times, First, Only)
One Successful Title Defense
World Vale Tudo Championship
WVC 2 Tournament Runner Up.