Retired UFC fighter Mark Coleman was in an induced coma in intensive care after he rescued his parents from a house fire in Toledo, Ohio, early Tuesday, his manager said.

During the era of Vale Tudo – or no holds barred fighting – there was a rivalry that developed between the Carlson Gracie-helmed team and Coleman’s Hammer House.

UFC Hall of Famer Mark Coleman is the "happiest man in the world" after waking up from the medically induced coma he was placed in after saving his parents from a house fire.

Coleman, form Fremont, Ohio, was UFC’s first heavyweight champion in 1997 when he defeated Dan Severn. He won 16 of 26 fights over his 14-year career and was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame ...

UFC Hall of Famer Mark Coleman is on the mend after risking his life to save his parents from a frightening house fire in Ohio last week and has been released from the hospital.

Coleman's UFC record was 16-10-0 in the four years he fought in the organization. He also fought for Pride Fighting Championships, winning the promotion's Grand Prix tournament in 2000.

UFC legend Mark Coleman is in the hospital after he saved his parents from a house fire in Ohio on Tuesday morning, his family announced. Details of the fire were first reported by WTOL 11, but no ...