Matt Hughes
Mixed martial artist and wrestler
Born
October 13th, 1973
51 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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A prominent mixed martial artist and wrestler, this individual achieved significant success in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Competed in the welterweight division, earning the UFC Welterweight Champion title twice. Noteworthy victories include wins over opponents such as Frank Trigg, Carlos Newton, and B.J. Penn. Besides MMA, also excelled in wrestling during college, where accolades included being an NCAA Division I All-American.
Twice won the UFC Welterweight Championship
Defeated Frank Trigg and B.J. Penn
Competed at NCAA Division I level in wrestling
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