Hall of Famer Coleman confirms presence at UFC 300 one month after saving parents from fire

In March, Mark Coleman fought one of the hardest battles of his life. After rescuing his parents from a fire in Ohio (USA), the Ultimate Hall of Famer was hospitalized in serious condition and battled pneumonia until he was released from the hospital for a long time. After the drama in his personal life, the combat sports veteran received some good news. On April 13th – the date that marks one month since the incident -, ‘The Hammer’ will be present at the ‘T-Mobile Arena’, in Las Vegas (USA), to closely follow the centenary UFC 300 card.

The news was given this Tuesday (2) by the former fighter himself through his social networks (click here). Excited, Coleman revealed that he received a direct invitation from the event’s top brass, who provided tickets for him and his daughters to attend the show. In a good-natured way, the American joked that he will serve as a ‘luxury reserve’, in case any of the fights suffer a last-minute casualty.

“I’m so excited today. The UFC will take me, giving me and my daughters tickets to the biggest show in history, UFC 300, in Las Vegas. I’m so happy, let’s do it. The BMF belt is what excites me the most. The main fight is huge too. The card as a whole is insane. See you there. What a great day to be alive,” the combat sports veteran wrote.