UFC legend Mark Coleman shares a powerful message about his struggle with alcohol addiction and why staying sober means more than any fight he’s faced in the cage.

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Ultimate Fighting Championship Hall of Famer Mark Coleman wants to help others dealing with substance abuse problems.

Beloved by MMA fans far and wide, the two-time UFC tournament champion has had his fair share of demons and close calls over the years. In 2020, ‘The Hammer’ revealed that he underwent surgery ...

Mark Coleman has also had his fair share of demons over the years and he’s never been someone who shied away from that fact. Instead, he’s steering into that, making it clear that he has learned from ...

Mark Coleman is one of the most respected veterans, earning legendary status through iconic performances and unmatched ...