Chuck Liddell

Appears in a small part of "The Postman Always Rings Twice (1981)". He's the boy-scout that plays with a register, and is then scolded by Nicholson's character.

Trainer is John Hackleman.

Knocked out Randy Couture again at UFC 57, which became the last fight of Randy's career. Chuck finishes with a 2-1 career record against Couture.

Chuck has a 15-2 record in UFC matches.

Knocked out former UFC heavyweight champion Kevin Randleman in the first round at UFC 31.

Trains at SLO Kickboxing.

Associated with Pitfight team.

Chuck's first UFC loss was to Jeremy Horn in UFC 19 by an arm triangle choke. Chuck later avenged his loss by knocking out Horn in UFC 54 in a title defense fight.

Knocked out Alistair Overeem in the first round during Pride Total Elimination 2003.

Defeated Noe Hernandez at UFC 17 by decision in his first UFC match.

Appeared before the Assembly and Senate of California and was commended for speaking about athlete safety and advancing the sport of mixed martial arts.

Defeated Vitor "Phenom" Belfort by unanimous decision in UFC 37.5.

Appeared in 2003 film, "Cradle 2 the Grave."

He appeared in the 2001 film "How High."

Co-produced 2003 film, "Hollywood's Magical Island: Catalina.

Mixed Martial Arts losses: 3

Mixed Martial Arts Wins: 20

Fighting style: Kickboxing

Had a role in the 2006 movie, Bachelor Party Vegas.

Once romantically linked with Willa Ford.

He often uses the song "Cowards" by American Head Charge as his entrance song.

He has a bachelor's degree in business and accounting.

He graduated from Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo.

Chuck is current title holder in the light heavyweight division. (September 2006)

Liddell fights out of San Luis Obispo, California.

Regularly tours in Japan with PRIDE Fighting Championship

Knocked Randy Couture completely out in the first round in UFC 52. Not only did this match mark the first time Couture was knocked out, but the fight gave Chuck the light heavyweight title.

Had a rematch with Randy Couture, followed by a 3rd "rubber match." Chuck was the winner of both.

Knocked out arch-nemesis Tito Ortiz at Ultimate Fighting Championship 47.