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Chuck Liddel has 21 fights in the UFC with 28 fights overall.
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What is Chuck Liddells ufc record?
according to Dana White, most likely UFC 95
What was ufc originally referred to as?
UFC has always been UFC
Who has the most reach in UFC?
Jone Jones 84.5 inch reach
Which is more dangerous boxing or UFC?
ufc becaue in ufc there is mixed but in boxing there isnt.
What is Sean Sherk most known for?
Sean Sherk is an American martial arts fighter and is currently fighting for the UFC. He is most known for being the former UFC Lightweight Champion. He was born on August 5th, 1973.
Is ufc cool?
its absoultly blinking awsome!!! Ufc is the most demanding and exicting sport, ever, I'm from Canada and i easily pick UFC over Hockey any day!!!
What is Chuck Liddells ufc record?
according to Dana White, most likely UFC 95
What sport has the most violence in it?
boxing, wrestling, UFC.
What was ufc originally referred to as?
UFC has always been UFC
What year was the UFC created?
UFC can be considered as created in the year1993. The first ever first ever UFC event - UFC 1 was held on November 12th 1993 at McNicholas Sports Arena in Denver, Colorado, USA. After this UFC has been hosting regular events. UFC has become one of the fastest growing sports in the world with a worldwide audience running in millions for most of their shows/events.
Is the UFC the most watched sport in America?
no soccer is the most watched sport in america. UFC is a great sport and entertaining but soccer is all over the globe and every one watches FIFA.
Is Tito Ortiz out of the UFC?
Yes. Ortiz has retired from the UFC. His most recent fight was at UFC 148 in July 2012 in which he lost a close fight to Forrest Griffin. After the fight Ortiz declared that he is retiring from MMA. He was also inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame the same night. He holds a professional record of 16 wins, 11 losses and 1 draw in the UFC. He is also a former UFC light heavyweight champion.
Who has the most reach in UFC?
Jone Jones 84.5 inch reach
Who has the second most UFC title defenses?
Although Dan, "The Beast", Severn has 101 victories in MMA, he is not the winningest person in UFC history. MMA stands for Mixed Martial Arts. Mixed Martial Arts is a concept that has been around and has been visited frequently for many years. One of the first publicized "Mixed Martial Arts" events (and commonly considered the first American MMA match) was between a Judoka (a practitioner of the sport of Judo) named "Judo" Gene Lebell and a boxer named Milo Savage on December 2, 1963. Savage was choked out in the fourth round. Another famous "Mixed Martial Arts" match was between famous boxer Muhammad Ali and a popular Japanese professional wrestler named Antonio Inoki. This match took place in Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan on June 26, 1976. As you can see neither of these fights were "UFC" and neither of these fights were what we would commonly refer to as "MMA" presently. By definition they were two different "martial arts" competing against each other. This was the concept behind the formation of the UFC. The UFC is the organization name, the brand if you will, that created Mixed Martial Arts. Mixed Martial Arts is what they had to name the sport when trying to become a legitimate company in the United States. Quickly after the first UFC Pay-Per-View events took place, many US politicians began to speak out and move to ban UFC from the United States. Chief among this was Senator John McCain in 1995. With all of the legal trouble that was beginning for the UFC, it came up for sale. Dana white, a "boxercise" instructor and business owner, saw that it was for sale and mentioned it to his friends, Lorenzo Fertitta and Frank Fertitta III (Fertitta Brothers). They immediately created Zuffa, a sport promotional company. Zuffa bought the UFC and began the work of legitimizing it and making it legal in the United States. In order to legalize what the UFC was doing, it had to become a sport. The company was named UFC so they couldn't call the sport UFC. The sport was then officially called "Mixed Martial Arts". At that point they started creating universal rules and getting judges and referees and become a complete sport. They were soon sanctioned by several states under the universal rules of MMA and began having events. So, you can see that the SPORT is called MMA. Within MMA there have been several promotions. A promotion is a company that puts on MMA events. Each promotion has specific things that make them supposedly different from each other. Some differences are: Weight classes, equipment (i.e., gloves, shoes, tape/wraps, etc) and other things such as striking restrictions and round configuration. Some promotions have a different round configuration. Pride Fighting Championships had a 10 minute first round and two 5 minute rounds after that. Their scoring was a not a "per round" scoring. It was an overall scoring. The difference in the rounds were because they were in Japan and had their own sanctioning body. So anyway, the overall "sport" is called MMA (Mixed Martial Arts). One PROMOTION within that SPORT (even though it is the founding promotion, it is still a promotion) is the UFC. So when you say, "Most wins in UFC history" you are directly "pigeon-holing" yourself. Your answer will be a very small answer be because people often fight in other promotions outside of the UFC. The UFC frequently cuts fighters' contracts and releases them when they lose and bring them back when they start to win again. For instance, the original answer that was posted to this question was, "Dan 'The Beast' DeWayne Severn has 80 wins total," Specifically answer your question in its context, that answer is wrong. (which is the problem with "wiki's" in general. While it is a community knowledge base, it is also a community ignorance base.) Dan Severn only fought in the early days of the UFC and he only fought in that promotion 12 times. Even though Dan Severn, at the time of his retirement in 2012, had an MMA record of 101-19-7, he only had a UFC record of 9-3. So the answer to the question posed is not 80 wins. The correction to the previous answer is actually that Dan Severn at the time of his retirement in 2012 has 9 UFC victories. The answer to the actual question posed, as of my current date of 8/12/13, is that there is a tie between Matt Hughes and Georges St. Pierre (GSP) at 19 overall UFC Victories.
Which is more dangerous boxing or UFC?
ufc becaue in ufc there is mixed but in boxing there isnt.
