Donald Wynn Williams II, one of the key witness of George Floyd murder, has been in the news because he recently assaulted his girlfriend, know his MMA record
Donald Wynn Williams, a mixed martial artist who saw George Floyd brutally murdered and later testified against former police officer Derek Chauvin’s trial, has been charged with domestic assault after allegedly trying to choke his ex-girlfriend and striking her in the face following an altercation near the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.
MMA Fighter Donald Wynn Williams II Who Was Witness To George Floyd Murder Charged With Domestic Violence Against Ex-Girlfriend, Biography, Age, Height, Record And Testimony
The 34-year-old Minnesota man is accused of attempting to elude capture and threatening to murder the St. Paul police officers who made the first allegation of domestic violence. He was apprehended after a domestic abuse call.
He has a 6-6 MMA record and known as “The Deathwish,” he hasn’t competed since March 2019.
Williams later refuted any allegations of beating or strangling the lady during an interview. He disclosed to police that Floyd’s death and Chauvin’s trial are the causes of his PTSD, according to the records.
Since then, he has been a hot topic of discussion with many people trying to find out more about him. So, let’s find out more about him:
Who Is Donald Wynn Williams?
Donald Wynn Williams was a former professional MMA wrestler and has also known for being a key witness to George Floyd’s murder. He has recently been in the news because he was charged with assaulting his girlfriend.
He resides in Minneapolis, in the Minnesotan county of Hennepin. He is a member of the Afro-American community.
His Career
Donald Wynn Williams had a highly successful amateur career that began with Seconds Out/Vivid MMA, collecting a six-fight winning streak.
Donald Williams won most of his matches for Seconds Out/Vivid MMA. He did, however, record a triumph at the Extreme Cagefighting Organization. Williams’ six-fight winning run included one decision victory, which came in his lone victory at ECO over Zach Kellso.
He made his professional debut in 2011 by defeating Travis Krumrei via TKO while competing out of Minnesota. The Deathwish was defeated by Adrian Gutierrez in his subsequent battle, though, and was defeated by submission.
Donald Wynn Williams has had his fair share of victories and defeats throughout his career. The bantamweight athlete has participated in matches for several organisations, such as Legacy Fighting Championship and North Star Combat.