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13 UFC Fights
Ken Shamrock
“The World's Most Dangerous Man”
28-17-2
185
cm
93
kg
183
cm reach
Born Feb 11, 1964
Wins
6
KO/TKO Wins
2
Submission Wins
4
Finish Rate
100%
Strike Rate
410
▲ 52.3%
Knockdown Rate
0.8
▼ 20.9%
Fight History
13 Total
Oct
2006
LOSS
Light Heavyweight Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
LOSS
VS
Tito Ortiz
19-12-1
WIN
KO/TKO
R1 · 2:23
Punches to Head From Guard
Jul
2006
LOSS
Light Heavyweight Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
LOSS
VS
Tito Ortiz
19-12-1
WIN
KO/TKO
R1 · 1:18
Elbows to Head From Guard
Apr
2005
LOSS
Light Heavyweight Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
LOSS
VS
Rich Franklin
29-7-0
WIN
KO/TKO
R1 · 2:42
Punches to Head On Ground
Jun
2004
WIN
Heavyweight Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
WIN
VS
KL
Kimo Leopoldo
10-7-1
LOSS
KO/TKO
R1 · 1:26
Knees to Head In Clinch
Nov
2002
LOSS
UFC Light Heavyweight Title Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
LOSS
VS
Tito Ortiz
19-12-1
WIN
KO/TKO
R3 · 5:00
TKO - Corner Stoppage
Dec
1996
WIN
Open Weight Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
WIN
VS
BJ
Brian Johnston
5-5-0
LOSS
SUB
R1 · 5:48
Forearm Choke From Guard
May
1996
LOSS
UFC Superfight Championship Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
LOSS
VS
DS
Dan Severn
101-19-1
WIN
S-DEC
R3 · 3:00
Feb
1996
WIN
UFC Superfight Championship Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
WIN
VS
KL
Kimo Leopoldo
10-7-1
LOSS
SUB
R1 · 4:24
Kneebar From Bottom Guard
Sep
1995
NC
UFC Superfight Championship Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
NC
VS
OT
Oleg Taktarov
17-5-2
NC
Other
R2 · 3:00
Jul
1995
WIN
UFC Superfight Championship Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
WIN
VS
DS
Dan Severn
101-19-1
LOSS
SUB
R1 · 2:14
Guillotine Choke Standing
Apr
1995
NC
UFC Superfight Championship Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
NC
VS
Royce Gracie
15-2-3
NC
Other
R2 · 5:00
Sep
1994
WIN
Open Weight Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
WIN
VS
CL
Christophe Leninger
3-4-0
LOSS
KO/TKO
R1 · 4:49
Punches to Head From Half Guard Submission to Strikes
Sep
1994
WIN
Open Weight Bout
Ken Shamrock
28-17-2
WIN
VS
FL
Felix Lee Mitchell
2-7-0
LOSS
SUB
R1 · 4:34
Rear Naked Choke
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