Fighter Details
- Name: Kevin Randleman
- Pro MMA Record: 17-16-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
- Nickname: The Monster
- Ending Streak: 4 Losses
- Date of Birth: 1971.08.10 | Died: 2016.02.11
- Last Fight: May 07, 2011 in FEMFP
- Weight Class: Light Heavyweight | Last Weigh-In: 205.0 lbs
- Affiliation: Tapout Training Center
- Height: 5'10" (178cm) | Reach: N/A
- Career Disclosed Earnings: $40,000 USD
- Born: United States
- Fought out of: Columbus, Ohio
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Kevin Randleman MMA Fight Record
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KO/TKO5 wins, 4 lossesWL28% of wins25% of losses
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Submission4 wins, 8 lossesWL24% of wins50% of losses
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Decision8 wins, 4 lossesWL47% of wins25% of losses
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2002TO20064win7loss0draw0no contest3-1-75%-25%-KO/TKOSUBDECISIONDQ14%71%14%-151-
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1999TO20024win3loss0draw0no contest--4---100%-KO/TKOSUBDECISIONDQ67%-33%-2-1-
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2009TO20100win2loss0draw0no contest--------KO/TKOSUBDECISIONDQ-50%50%--11-
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2008TO20091win1loss0draw0no contest--1---100%-KO/TKOSUBDECISIONDQ--100%---1-
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Global Fighting Championship 2008 · Kevin Randleman shoulder injury
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16-11-0 13-2-02006.10.21add_circle
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Strikeforce · Kevin Randleman lung infection
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Billing: Main CardDuration: 10 + 5 Two RoundsWeight: Heavyweight · 265 lbs (120.0 kg)
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15-10-0 5-3-02005.04.23add_circle
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15-9-0 13-2-22004.12.31add_circle
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15-8-0 11-2-22004.08.15add_circle
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15-7-0 18-1-02004.06.20add_circle
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14-7-0 9-1-22004.04.25add_circle
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14-6-0 14-7-12003.11.09add_circle
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12-5-0 4-10-22002.11.24add_circle
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11-5-0 0-1-02002.09.29add_circle
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Billing: Main EventDuration: 3 x 5 Minute RoundsWeight: Heavyweight · 265 lbs (120.0 kg)
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UFC 33: Victory in Vegas · Vladimir Matyushenko replaces Belfort in main event
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9-4-0 6-1-02001.05.04add_circle
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8-3-0 9-0-02000.06.09add_circle
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UFC 24: First Defense · Kevin Randleman injured backstage
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7-3-0 10-2-01999.11.19add_circle
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6-2-0 7-11-01999.03.05add_circle
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Gustavo Homem de Neve5-1-0 N/AWinBrazil Regional1997.06.15
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Luis Carlos Maciel0-0-0 N/AWinBrazil Regional1996.10.22
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Videos & Highlights
Highlight | "For Randleman Fans" Kevin Randleman HL Vid by Machinemen report dead link
MMA underground video maker Machinemen brings us this Kevin Randleman highlight video featuring "The Monster's" best knockouts and other career highlights.
Highlight | "Pit Fight Redux" by Bobby Razak featuring Kevin Randleman and Others report dead link
TapouT films and Bobby Razak bring us the "Pit Fight Redux" documentary-style video featuring Kevin Randleman, Seth Petruzelli and Mark Coleman.
Wiki
Kevin Randleman Wiki
A two-time NCAA Division I National Wrestling Champion, Kevin Randleman was one of the most explosive, intimidating and athletically gifted MMA fighters in the world in the 1990s. Randleman made his professional MMA debut in 1996, eventually winning the vacant UFC Heavyweight Championship in a 1999 fight with Pete Williams and defending his title once, against Pedro Rizzo. Randleman then alternated between light heavyweight and heavyweight, leaving the UFC and defeating notables such as Renato “Babalu” Sobral, Murilo “Ninja” Rua, and Mirko “CroCop” Filipovic. His knockout win against CroCop was a major upset and one of the most replayed finishes in Pride history.
Another notable moment in Randleman’s career came in 2004, when he fought heavyweight legend Fedor Emelianenko in the Pride Heavyweight Grand Prix. Although Emelianenko came back to win the fight, Randleman nearly finished the Russian great after he suplexed Emelianenko onto his head in the first round. Even on slow-motion replay, the slam looked punishing enough to end a fighter’s career. Yet Emelianenko, unscathed by the slam, calmly reversed Randleman and submitted him with a Kimura from the top.
Randleman has suffered a string of defeats in recent years as his skills have failed to improve against a newer generation of fighters. He continues to actively fight and still strikes an imposing figure inside the cage.