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'''Frank Mir''' is the current [[UFC]] Heavyweight champion fighting out of [[Las Vegas]]. Known for his "Supermodel hair",<ref>The Ultimate Fighter 8: Episode 12</ref> his MMA record is 12-3. He fought [[Antonio Nogueira]] for the interim title left by [[Randy Couture]] at UFC 92 and won said match. He will fight [[Brock Lesnar]] to unify the title. He was a coach on [[The Ultimate Fighter]] 8, however, none of the winners of that season were coached by him.
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'''Frank Mir''' is an American [[mixed martial artist]] currently fighting in the [[Ultimate Fighting Championship]]'s Heavyweight division. Known for his "Supermodel hair",<ref>The Ultimate Fighter 8: Episode 12</ref> his MMA record is 12-3. He fought [[Antonio Nogueira]] for the interim title left by [[Randy Couture]] at UFC 92 and won said match. He was a coach on [[The Ultimate Fighter]] 8, however, none of the winners of that season were coached by him. After TUF 9, Mir fought [[Brock Lesnar]] at UFC 100 in a rematch of Lesnar's UFC debut at UFC 81, which Mir won. However, Lesnar avenged that loss and became the undisputed champion.
  
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Latest revision as of 00:50, June 28, 2016

Frank Mir is an American mixed martial artist currently fighting in the Ultimate Fighting Championship's Heavyweight division. Known for his "Supermodel hair",[1] his MMA record is 12-3. He fought Antonio Nogueira for the interim title left by Randy Couture at UFC 92 and won said match. He was a coach on The Ultimate Fighter 8, however, none of the winners of that season were coached by him. After TUF 9, Mir fought Brock Lesnar at UFC 100 in a rematch of Lesnar's UFC debut at UFC 81, which Mir won. However, Lesnar avenged that loss and became the undisputed champion.

References

  1. ↑ The Ultimate Fighter 8: Episode 12