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12 UFC Fights
Mark Coleman
“The Hammer”
16-10-0
185
cm
93
kg
191
cm reach
Born Dec 20, 1964
Fight History
12 Total
Feb
2010
MC
Lost by submission
Light Heavyweight Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Randy Couture
R2 · 1:09
Rear Naked Choke Technical Submission
RC
Jul
2009
MC
Won by decision
Light Heavyweight Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Stephan Bonnar
R3 · 5:00
SB
Jan
2009
MC
Lost by knockout
Light Heavyweight Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Mauricio Rua
R3 · 4:36
Punches to Head At Distance
Jan
1999
MC
Lost by split dec
Heavyweight Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Pedro Rizzo
R2 · 3:00
PR
May
1998
MC
Lost by knockout
Heavyweight Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Pete Williams
R2 · 0:38
Kicks to Head At Distance
PW
Jul
1997
MC
Lost by decision
UFC Heavyweight Title Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Maurice Smith
R3 · 3:00
MS
Feb
1997
MC
Won by submission
UFC Heavyweight Title Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Dan Severn
R1 · 2:57
Scarf Hold From Side Control
DS
Sep
1996
MC
Won by knockout
Open Weight Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Brian Johnston
R1 · 2:20
Punches to Head From Half Guard Submission to Strikes
BJ
Sep
1996
MC
Won by submission
Open Weight Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Julian Sanchez
R1 · 0:45
Scarf Hold From Side Control
JS
Jul
1996
MC
Won by submission
Open Weight Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Gary Goodridge
R1 · 7:00
Other From Back Control Position - Back Control
GG
Jul
1996
MC
Won by knockout
Open Weight Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Moti Horenstein
R1 · 2:43
Punches to Head From Half Guard
MH
Jul
1996
MC
Won by knockout
UFC 10 Tournament Title Bout
Mark Coleman
VS
Don Frye
R1 · 11:34
Headbutts to Head From Side Control
DF
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