Dana White said Saturday night, following UFC 109, that Mark “The Hammer” Coleman’s bout with Randy Couture was probably his last fight in the UFC. Coleman clearly stated after the fight that he is not finished, so it will be interesting to see if White is able to “retire” Coleman the same way he tried to “retire” Chuck Liddell. The post-fight incident with Tito Ortiz is also discussed.
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Yeah, I don’t see how a loss against Randy Couture makes him irrelevant. What does that say about Bonnar? It’s all promoter talk… reason, common sense, and sports have little to do with it.
So basically he used Coleman to fill a main event spot they couldn’t book and then fired him… Nice
Yeah, I don’t see how a loss against Randy Couture makes him irrelevant. What does that say about Bonnar? It’s all promoter talk… reason, common sense, and sports have little to do with it.
well Buddy I didn’t say he was relevant…
Bingo! A glorified baby sitter, I know exactly what he’s talking about.