Keith Jardine

Mixed martial artist and actor

Keith Jardine - Mixed martial artist and actor
Born

October 31st, 1975
49 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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Competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) as a mixed martial artist. Achieved recognition within the Light Heavyweight division. Transitioned to acting, featuring in films and television. Appeared in notable roles such as 'The Last Stand' and 'The Matrix Revolutions'.

Competed in UFC and achieved notable rankings

Appeared in 'The Last Stand' and 'The Matrix Revolutions'

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