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Mark ColemanMark Coleman, a determined competitor who is one of the people who helped make the UFC what it is today, will be inducted into the organization’s… ( Read More)
Masakatsu FunakiTrue connoisseurs of the sport of mixed martial arts could not possibly leave the name of Masakatsu Funaki off their list of the all-time greatest fighters. ( Read More)
Rorian GracieHe was one member of the legendary Gracie clan who did not make his name by fighting in officially-sanctioned MMA bouts ( Read More)
Bas RuttenA native of the Netherlands, which has spawned many martial arts standouts, Bas Rutten has, over the course of his career, firmly established himself ( Read More)
Frank ShamrockFrank Juarez, a native of Santa Monica, CA, was a wayward boy who later found refuge and direction at the home of Bob Shamrock ( Read More)
Chuck LiddellChuck Liddell is destined for eventual entry into the MMAMemories.com Hall of Fame because of many reasons ( Read More)
Fedor EmelianenkoIn the history of mixed martial arts, you may have to go a long way to find a pure heavyweight fighter as accomplished or formidable… ( Read More)
Matt HughesWhen the list of great competitors in the so-called “lighter weights” in MMA is compiled, a name that must invariably be near the top is ( Read More)
Tito OrtizThe legacy of Tito Ortiz will include not only his long list of accomplishments in the ring, but also the mark he left on the sport from a marketing ( Read More)
B.J. PennB.J. Penn is part of a great tradition of mixed martial artists from the Hawaiian Islands. And he is also part of a great history of students ( Read More)
Dana WhiteNo figure has been more influential in the “new” era of MMA than Dana White, who through sheer force of will has been responsible for… ( Read More)
Ken ShamrockThough Royce Gracie may have been the first great champion of the UFC, there has not been any other MMA figure who has inspired ( Read More)
Larry HazzardLarry Hazzard’s background was in boxing; he was a premier referee for many years, then the executive head of the New Jersey State ( Read More)
Royce GracieRoyce Gracie was the first real superstar in mixed martial arts, though it can be argued that most of it may have come by accident. ( Read More)
Art DavieBack in 1992, advertising executive Art Davie, looking for some promotional vehicles for a client, happened upon an idea inspired by ( Read More)
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