Randy Couture

Randy Duane Couture (born June 22, 1963) is an American mixed martial artist, Greco-Romanian representative and former collegiate wrestler, and former world champion heavyweight Ultimate Fighting Championship. Kotor is one of only two wrestlers from newborn to keep the championship title in two different divisions (heavyweight and light heavyweight) while in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (the other fighter. Pennsylvania C) and only five time champion in a story Walid. Couture has competed in 15 title fights, a record number. Kotor is a member of the Hall of Fame of the newborn, and many believe he is the most popular fighter in MMA history [2].

It was designed costumes and alternate Olympic wrestler, and lived in Portland, Oregon, in many parts of his career, he served as assistant coach and wrestling coach strength and conditioning for Oregon State University. [3]), and established a Team Quest with Matt Lindland and Dan Henderson, a training camp for fighters, based in Gresham, Oregon, led by coach Robert Folis. Fashion Design in 2005, moved to Las Vegas where he opened with a series of gyms under the name Xtreme Couture, with additional locations in Vancouver, Washington, Wellington, Florida, Chicago, Illinois, and most recently Independence , Missouri and Toronto, Ontario. He is coaching in his office, based in Las Vegas gym. Couture also partnered with Bas Rutten in the opening of the Legends Gym, located in Hollywood, California.

Kotor is generally recognized as a clinch and ground and pound fighter who uses his ability to fight to have the application of penalties and the creation of the center, which also beat the opponent in the background. Couture also offer a variety of skills in boxing and Thai boxing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, submitting two opponents using umbilical stifling differently. Kotor is also the only athlete in history to win the newborn in the championship after becoming a Hall of Fame is the oldest champion ever (in the newborn, and MMA in general).

Side by side with Chuck Liddell, Couture is credited for bringing mixed martial arts in the mainstream of American pop culture and sports.