#2 Randy Couture
One of the UFC’s record-breaking legends – regardless of whether he’s presently persona non grata with the advancement – Randy Couture was the principal warrior to win UFC titles in two distinctive weight classes, first unseating Maurice Smith for the Heavyweight crown at Ultimate Japan in 1997, and after that disquieting Tito Ortiz to win the Light-Heavyweight title in 2003.
Be that as it may, Couture wasn’t constantly fruitful thus he stays one of only a handful few UFC legends to resign in the advancement twice – both off the back of misfortunes.
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The first run through Couture hung his gloves up came in 2006, after ‘The Natural’ was thumped out by Chuck Liddell for the second time in a fizzled endeavor to recapture his Light-Heavyweight title.
At 42 years old, it felt like Couture had nothing more to demonstrate, thus resigning seemed well and good. He was even immediately enlisted into the UFC’s Hall of Fame a couple of months after the fact.
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In any case, a little more than a year after at first resigning, Couture was back – confronting Tim Sylvia for the UFC Heavyweight title. What’s more, in one of the greatest bombshells in UFC history, ‘Skipper America’ pulled off the success at 43 years old to win the gold.
He, in the long run, lost the title to Brock Lesnar in November 2008 – after an extended nonappearance from the Octagon because of a scandalous contract debate – and from that point he proceeded to have a couple of more battles previously resigning for good in the wake of being thumped out by Lyoto Machida – at 47 years old in any case.
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Couture has since moved to match advancement Bellator MMA – yet as of composing, he hasn’t come back into action again.
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