#1 Randy Couture Leaves The UFC
At last, it is an account of selling out not between two warriors, but rather between one unbelievable contender and the organization who helped him turn into that legend. It is questionable that, in the pre-Conor McGregor period, no contender was tossed very the same number of bones as Randy Couture.
While It is difficult to deny his significance as a warrior, it’s additionally simple to contend that a great deal of his prosperity originated from circumstances given to him by the UFC.
All things considered, when he was beaten for the UFC Heavyweight title by Ricco Rodriguez in 2002 – his second misfortune consecutively – it was the UFC who at that point place him in with Chuck Liddell for the Interim Light-Heavyweight title in his first battle at 205lbs.
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Also, after Liddell took the Light-Heavyweight title from him in 2006 and he resigned, it was the UFC who allowed him a prompt Heavyweight title shot against Tim Sylvia when he chose to return in 2007.
Couture left the UFC soon thereafter trying to advance a battle against PRIDE champion Fedor Emelianenko under the Affliction pennant – an enormously ill bred move given his treatment by the UFC – however when that was ceased through a claim, he returned directly into the UFC overlay and was quickly given big-time headliners again against any semblance of Brock Lesnar, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Mark Coleman.
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When he resigned for good in 2011, the UFC seemed to have covered all the terrible sentiments and offered Couture a vocation with their system accomplice Fox as an expert… just for ‘Commander America’ to desert deliver again and join the UFC’s greatest rival, Bellator MMA on Spike TV. It was the last disloyalty in a clothing rundown of them from Couture against the organization that helped him turn into the star he is today.
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