Considered by many to be the most decorated wrestler to compete inside the octagon, Mark Schultz debuted in the UFC in 1996.  Remarkably, Schultz took the fight on short notice only four months after his brother's murder.  

Schultz defeated Gary Goodrich, but injured his back during the fight.  Schultz would retire from MMA after the victory, and return to coach wrestling at Brigham Young University.  

Wrestling accolades (from Wikipedia)

• 1984 Olympic Champion
• 1985, 87 World Champion
• 1981, 82, 83 NCAA Champion
• 1984, 85, 86, 87 National Open Freestyle Champion
• 1987 Pan American Games Champion
• 1982 World Cup Champion
• 1983, 85, 87 National Sports Festival Champion
• 1978 California High School State Champion
• 1976 Northern California Age Group (15-16) All-around Gymnastics Champion
• 1982 Unanimously voted "Outstanding Wrestler" at the NCAA Championship
• 1987 USA Wrestling Athlete of the Year
• 1987 Sullivan Award Nominee
• 1987 Olympic Magazine Sportsman of the Year
• 1985 Wrestling Masters Magazine "International Wrestler of the Year"
• 1983 Set the University of Oklahoma record for most victories in a single season without a loss
• 1995 Inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame
• 1996 Fought and won Ultimate Fighting Championships IX. Retired with a 1-0 NHB record.
• 2000 Inducted into the California Wrestling Hall of Fame.
• 2010 Inducted into the San Jose Sports Hall of Fame with his brother Dave Schultz.
• 2013 Awarded the Lifetime Service Award by the California Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
  
  Schultz's life was the subject of the 2014 film Foxcatcher, documenting Mark's time at Team Foxcatcher and the circumstances surrounding the murder of Mark's brother Dave by his coach John Eleuthere Du Pont.  
  
  The movie was based on Schultz's 2014 memoir: Foxcatcher: The True Story of My Brother's Murder, John du Pont's Madness, and the Quest for Olympic Gold
  
  Mark Schultz was played by Channing Tatum in the movie.