Khaos Williams acknowledges Roberto Soldic's danger ahead of UFC 332
The longtime UFC welterweight respects Soldic's record but is not intimidated by the former KSW two-division champion.
Roberto Soldic has just signed with the UFC and already has a date set for his promotional debut. The Croatian fighter will step inside the Octagon at UFC 332 to face Khaos Williams in a welterweight bout. A former KSW two-division champion, Soldic is an explosive and powerful striker who cannot be overlooked by any fighter. Williams is aware of the danger his opponent brings to the cage.
Khaos Williams Respects Roberto Soldic's Experience
A professional fighter since 2014, Soldic enters the UFC with a 21-4 record and one no contest, including 18 knockout and TKO finishes. The Croatian fighter is a former KSW welterweight and middleweight champion and was recently competing under the ONE Championship banner. His most recent fight was a first-round knockout win over Saygid Guseyn Arslanaliev in February 2025.
Despite Soldic's experience and success, Williams is not intimidated by the challenge.
"I know he's dangerous, but I fear no man," Williams told MMA Junkie Radio. "We all bleed the same, we all breathe the same, and we're just going to find out who wants it more."
Khaos Williams Not Taking Roberto Soldic Lightly
Williams also recognizes that Soldic's reputation is well deserved. The Croatian fighter has built his career on a strong record and championship success, and the American knows he will need to be prepared for everything his opponent brings to the Octagon.
"He got all this hype around him, man," Williams said. "He's dangerous. I mean, come on, a resume speaks for itself. A little experience, double champ. I don't look at it like, oh, he's got any jitters. I'll never bring a pillow to the fight. I never sleep on nobody. I know he's dangerous, and I know what he's capable of doing."
Williams has been competing in the UFC since 2020 and holds a 16-5 professional record. He last stepped inside the Octagon in May 2026, when he defeated Nikolay Veretennikov by TKO. Soldic, on the other hand, will return to the cage after more than a year away from competition.
