I remember watching and thought the same thing. Fry was exhausted very quickly.

Fact

Five minutes? Not exactly humane.

@@strawsonian ya what the fuck kind of schedule is that?

Thanks for that information. Quite unbelievable .They should at least have a night to sleep after a fight.

That's so dope!

Yea, and a really funny mf too. I knew him and Randleman for a summer. Met him through his college buddies. Kevin was a really good dude too.

He's sober now. Working out like mad. Just started following him on Instagram

I met him around 2002-2003. Like they say, don’t meet your heroes

Real fights. No weight classes. No rules.

Hello Anthony. I am suffering with constipation today. I had a horribly painful shit 5 minutes ago. the head of the turd was the same size as a baby's head. It felt like I was giving birth to a smelly baby. I had to use a plastic spoon to prize the turd out. As soon as the head cleared my sphincter the rest slipped out relatively easy but it was an ordeal. Do you live near me?

What in the actual Fuck!!! 😂😂

@@dorothythelabskeleton80💀zawg?

They also allowed them to use any kind of substances to improve their performance

they were juiced to the gills, what are we even talking about

Toughest dude I’ve ever seen hands down!!

Doubt a rematch coleman would have won

@@jeffreyscottsgames9308 they did have a rematch, in Pride. Coleman won by decision. Frye had the same problems. He couldn't stop Coleman's wrestling, and weight advantage. The fight ended with Coleman in mounted position.

​@@Psych1_-isn't frye himself NCAA div I wrestler.

​@@Psych1_- Pride also did one these multi-fight 1 day knock comp. Coleman won that as well. Coleman was an outstanding fighter for sure. In fact amazing

Sounds badass but look how they look now. Lol. It’s rough.

@@i_Hydra Yeah but you are forgetting they are much more into cardio, the good steroids and healthy eating than they were then. I think GSP is the guy that really upped what you had to do as a athlete to be on top. Back in these good ole days. They would go out for a beer the night before and later the night of the fights. They took it seriously, but they took it around 15 to 20,000 dollars seriously. Nowadays they are going for Real Bucks!!!

@@countfloydschillerhorrorth2090 Yepp. People could hardly believe that GSP would weigh almost 185 on fight night. That is not a big weight cut these days. At the time, he was famous for using science to be able to cut and replenish more than anyone else was doing.

@@0ooTheMAXXoo0GSP’s time also allowed the use of IVs to rehydrate the body after a massive weight cut.

Are you sure he didn't?

Right? An all American badass

he is a hard looking basstard

Hahaha. He looks like he's everyone's dad. He most definitely wore shorts that were once blue jeans. He's the most American looking man in history.

Weird, cause that's not a war the US won. Infact, they haven't won any wars unless you count the civil war.

Hellz yeah bro, Back then I thought me n my dad were the only ones who knew about it 😂

Good times! I remember renting multiple UFC events on video, and video taping "The Smashing Machine" - the Mark Kerr documentary - from the TV. I think I've still got it somewhere.

I would search every video store 😂

I comment About this on one of his videos, and Coleman HIMSELF told me he wasn’t on anything 😳🤷‍♂️😆. He was awesome , though.

@@drewp1974 well that's clearly a lie.

@@drewp1974 Juicers always lie.

Everyone took vitamins then till USADA even

Looks like he was on deca and dianabol

You are one of the few that know his name.

Legend took good olaswhoppin

@@ShinzoUchihaX Dan Severn and his protege Don Frye were the OG ground and pounders. They won plenty of matches that way. Coleman came along later when Frye was on his way out. I am pretty sure Coleman did what he did because of Dan Severn and Don Frye's success. I certainly think of Severn and Frye as way more famous. They were in the original UFC shows with no rules, no weight classes, no rounds... Coleman was great like many great MMA fighters before and after, but he does not stick out as different or special at all to me since he just did what Severn and Frye used to do but maybe a bit more mixed. EDIT: I was thinking of Dan Severn when talking about Frye, then my memory came back...

@@ShinzoUchihaX Dan Severn was OG ground and pounder, Don Frye was second gen, Coleman was just one amongst many ground and pounders at the time... Edit: I forgot Da severn

@@0ooTheMAXXoo0 ok go to your local sports bar for the next UFC fight. Ask 20 people under 40 who Don Frye is. Lemme know how many yes. Rekt.

Age difference the fights Don had prior and weight made the difference. Don was the toughest I’ve ever seen. Congratulations to both of them.

Pete Williams stopped him pretty spectacularly.

​@@briandebold7000excuses 🤦🏻

Even tougher than Chuck Norris's beard!

What do you mean? His facial hair cuts through razors.

any1 body remembers when UFC was about competitive spirit and not just a huge business? like charles Olivera and Islaam was for abu dabi promotion or people getting title shots because they have big social media following. they don't even upload their fights

I’m new and I definitely am learning about these legends!

To me ,these this were the best of times in the UFC.

Coleman? There's no Coleman here, you've made a mistake

@@dhalsim-1 I don't make mistakes.

@@kenno251 Trading places

@@dhalsim-1 Mark Coleman aka The Hammer

i like when Keith Hackney nailed that Black SUmo wrestler dude (600 pounder) , caught him with a haymaker but he broke his hand and wailed on buddy some more with a broken hand, woot.

@@Jay-od2xs oh yeah he came from his mama's house with that one! 🤣 Then big tree fall hard

It was awesome. Early Pride FC was the fkn wild west too.

Thats how to find out who REALLY is the best.

@@free6754 You'd probably watch a mouse fight a lion

Definitely lol

All of them

COLEMAN IS THE JUICE.

They all were

Finally somebody said it but I still liked him as a fighter for someone on roids he wasn't real cocky you can tell by his stomach and his forehead

LOL yeah but a lot of people were in this era. Congress or Nevada must have passed legislation cause all the WWE wrestlers and mma fighters the last 10 years are small.

@@ChooseLoveToday316 😅

I remember being 19 or 20 and wanting to sign up at a college sport bar down the street from where I lived. I wasn't allowed to enter the tournament because I wasn't a black belt in anything. They wanted karate black belts or Kung Fu black sashes and Brazilian Jiujitsu which was new at the time and boxers who had some amateur fights or golden gloves or pro and I didn't have that. What I did have was training just to train and I followed the Bruce Lee way even before I knew who he was. I wanted to learn everything and anything. I would wrestle my cousin who went to state and handle him easily and I was 5'8" and 155 lbs. I had over 100 fights on the streets beating high school kids when I was 11 and by 16, I was fighting grown ups and laying them out so I knew how to fight and I didn't think I would win the tournament but I was looking to get notice because I was poor at the time and needed a job. I moved away from doing that when I had a work accident that kept me out of that and a 75th Ranger contract in the Army. Damn! Life sucks and then we die but I got saved by Jesus Christ and that's the most successful thing a person could do in life and I accomplished that. Good day!

@@jakey4683 - You're the only one who would be pathetic if you ever met me because you would be literally begging for mercy.

@@jakey4683 dude is either delusional, (actually he must be delusional, since he is a jeezus freak) OR he is crazy. or both....

​@@gbody2617😊😊

Dan Severn's role as Freddy Mercury was also excellent!

😅

Movie Name

One bad ass dude

Coleman was a worrier tho

Bart vale another old school tough nut

A baa!ad MAN

For fkn sure...he's way cooler too, and he's got a mustache

and now you have a big beer belly

With Roids sure!

@@liamsmith2340Are you slow, coleman was juiced to the gills.

@@robbie6833 You must be king Casual Sherlock 💀

knees to the face too. I guess only eye gouges were illegal...?

as he laughs from his wheelchair!

Always

Me too.

Yep👍

Same here.

Always be the juice Don.

Yes that was the dumbest and most bad ass fight ever they were just standing there punching holes in each other faces..

Good one

How about seeking a Legacy? its not about fortune, obviously some people thinks that, but honestly fortune is just a side effect of what these fighters are really chasing, Glory, and a way to he inmortalized.

@@localdude2979 thats what it should be about and not price to see whos best

Bullshit. Every single one of these guys was seeking money. No one, and I mean literally NO ONE, does this, just to "be the best". Of course money isnt the only reason they are doing it, but to pretend that these guys are getting the shit kicked out of them and dont care about getting paid, is incredibly stupid.

​@@morrnmanderson7376 there is a difference between seeking fortune or wanting to get paid. I guarantee these guys wanted to fight first and the pay was a bonus.

@@mattf9076 you are literally contradicting yourself, how do you know modern ufc isnt about the same points you mentioned, pay is just a BONUS, always has been

Did he introduce gloves? I think Don Frye and Tank Abbott were wearing them before Coleman came into the scene. In fact, I think Tank was the very first guy to wear them in the cage.

@@southtxguitarist8926 even if tank abbott was doing it first, mark coleman deserves the title "godfather of ground and pound" though

Yes and Maurice Smith was the FIRST true world class striker and beat him after 3 months of counter grappling with Frank Shamrock. If Maurice could of shin Kicked Coleman as he got up Coleman would of gone to Hospital with a full shin kick to his face. Colemen kept putting a Hand on the floor which negated Thai Kicks to the head of a floored fighter. Frank and Maurice and Vitor Don Frye and Randy were the first real strikers. I mean Tank Abbot was a freak but was never gonna match the next level fighters ever.

*Correction- it was actually Frank Shamrock that pioneered and kicked-off cross-training. Plus Coleman was on PEDs for the majority of his MMA career.*

Give Mark his respect but let's be honest. His style has a lot to do with a drug that you shoot in your ass. His dominance has a lot to do with a drug you shoot in your ass. By the looks of mark he didn't skip any chances to...... Stick drugs in ... ... That's right. Without it he would've been an accountant.

If Coleman had a stache like Frye or Severn, he would have been completely unstoppable.

Frye would have sued for copyright infringement

Mario was already suing Frye

Low or no carb diet negates the necessity of high blood sugar for energy.

@@logangodofcandy It type 2 it can be a good thing under the right conditions but for Type 1 like i am it will build up a keto Acid and that is the death of a diabetic. low card doesn't work for type 1 even though carbs are long-acting sugars.

I'm sure frye used juice..still a legend

He's not big enough and doesn't have the signs of yons of testosterone. Basically, he didn't have huge shoulders and traps, just good shape.

I guess you showed that paper bag who’s boss

yup. i use it almost everyday now when people piss me off.

​​@@infowazzyour desk and furniture must hate you😮😮😮 I can't imagine how many keyboard's you've gone through....

​@@1941392😂😂😂😂

​@@selfproclaimednobody4614😂😂😂

Dude they all were lol

Dan Severn, not!

Coleman was definitely on the roids …easy to see !

any elite/top sport competitors are on gear

@@dessertlimbo From cyclists to NBA players to fighting literally any sport where you have to exert physical energy at a professional level.

I heard it has a record of 5-0 on its own 🤔🇦🇺🍻

If memory serves me right, I believe Frye suffered a leg injury before the fight (in the previous fight the same night) and opted to bow out, but they offered him an added extra few grand to fight in the finals against Colemen. Fyre was worried that his speed and mobility would be hampered, but still went for it. Frye was the toughest SOB in those early UFCs.

Frye was one tough SOB, no doubt about that.

And Coleman clearly abused steroids.

So we’re the head butts

The best. Herb dean close

Mario Yamasaki 😂😂

THEY ALL WERE 😂 good lord you cannot be lean and 250lbs naturally.

Who cares? Almost everyone during these days was on the gas. There were no rules against it. People wanted to see juiced-up monsters going at it. It was even more satisfying if a juiced-up gorilla got subbed by someone like Royce Gracie, but by this time Royce was fighting over in Japan. If you think Coleman looked like a juicer, watch some of Mark Kerr's fights! He was "Coleman Plus".

@@Blazerghost I disagree. There were some guys back then you could give the benefit of the doubt: Randy Couture and Don Frye were big guys for the average human but next to people like Mark Coleman, Mark Kerr or Vitor Belfort (who clearly were juicing) they looked like two weight classes down

they all juiced

@@juangallego7197 they were all juicing

Lol You're a funny guy.

Nope. First one was judoka Remco Pardoel in UFC 2. He kod his oponent with elbows while having side control on the ground.

@@misterrr7nope that wasn't ground and pound by design. that was just knocking him out with elbows by luck. ground and pound is where you PLAN to methodically wear your opponent down with strikes over a period of time. Poerdel just happened to knock out weit with elbow strikes. HE DIDN'T PLAN IT BEFORE THE FIGHT. shamrock PLANNED it before he fought royce so that means he invented it. amen

@@peteramarillo8952 In fact you dont know if Pardoel planned or not. Its just your own speculation. Shamrock didnt pound anyone during that fight. Laying on Royce for 30 minutes is pounding for you? What Severn did in UFC 5 or Frye in UFC 8 or Ruas in UFC 7 was in fact ground and pound.

No stamina? HE WAS A WORLD CLASS WRESTLER. I WILL AGREE ADDING ON LIKE 25LBS OF WEIGHT WILL GAS ANYONE.

He was out of his prime, after these he went years of undefeated streak

They held each others' heads and did a rock em and zok em. I bet Don had brain damage after that stupidity.

Until Colman came.

@@hideentity1518 over 3 Stone in weight was the difference…and roids Overload

I like how they say destroyed but they're both tired out Mark didn't destroyed Don at all

@@markchapman2585 He totally dominated Frye

Damn how much blood did they find in mark Coleman steroid system? Cuz he looks like t to the gills.

Where did you hear that Coleman would ragdoll Kerr lmao

Don was on another level? Against Mark he was getting smashed on his back the entire fight. I think thats called "leveled".

I was referring to his mma career, what he came from and what he did. They fought twice. And Mark got leveled several times in his mma career himself, doesn’t mean he wasn’t great.

Yup

Yeah I don't think Frye was ever "destroyed".

Coleman done him clean he schooled him the ref saved him from pure destruction his technical ability shook him up you ever been in a fight

@@kylehighley8528 You ever taken an English class?

@@kylehighley8528 Frye was screwed over in this fight and basically fixed to lose idk how to tell you he would have likely done to Coleman what Coleman did to him if he weren't screwed over.