He may no longer be in Huntington Beach, but a move to Florida and transition from the Octagon to the social media cage fight of culture and politics has made the “Huntington Beach Bad Boy” Tito Ortiz a “Bad Boy” in a whole new arena.
Our guest today is MMA legend and UFC Hall of Famer Tito Ortiz, who explains why his most important fights these days are not in the octagon, but in the public arena of ideas.
UFC pioneer Tito Ortiz says he plans on becoming an L.A. police officer to, “Do what’s right… for my city.”
“Congratulations to Tito Ortiz on tonight’s huge WIN,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “A Great American Patriot!”
UFC President Dana White blasted those involved in luring Chuck Liddell out of retirement for another fight last weekend, including Oscar De La Hoya, Golden Boy Promotions, and the California State Athletic Commission.
UFC star Tito Ortiz denied claims his fight last weekend with Chael Sonnen was fixed, and invited anybody who did not believe him over for their own personal choking, After Ortiz choked out Sonnen, some claimed Sonnen signaled with his hand to tell
As Boston Red Sox first baseman and future Hall-of-Famer David Ortiz begins drawing back the curtain on an exceptional MLB career, the slugger found time to criticize the GOP presidential nominee, Donald Trump, for his stance on illegal immigrants and border security.
Tom Brady reportedly has decided not to speak at the Republican National Convention despite his support for Donald Trump.
Mixed martial artist Tito Ortiz, who was a former Light Heavyweight Champion with the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), attended presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump’s rally in Anaheim, California on Wednesday afternoon.
Bellator goes back to the future tonight on Spike TV with four men facing the prospect of two fights in one night, a Glory kickboxing card in the same San Jose arena, and a first-generation UFC competitor hoping to party like it’s 1999 by again scrapping for a championship belt.
One of the most popular champions in UFC history says that the promotion’s deal with Reebok will hurt most fighters in the organization.
Two mixed-martial arts legends alongside one pedigreed prospect addressed a gymnasium of teen wrestlers and pre-teen admirers at the Boys and Girls Club. Royce Gracie, Tito Ortiz, and Aaron Pico spoke to the youthful audience in the same basketball gym where accused murderer Aaron Hernandez spent much of his youth.
At the very Boys and Girls Club where accused murderer Aaron Hernandez spent many afternoons during his formative years Bellator MMA light heavyweight Tito Ortiz told Breitbart Sports that wrestling rescued him from gang life and aimlessness as a teenager.
The Hardcore Kid believes rap is “destroying the world,” art is “made to be put on the wall not all over your body,” and cage fighting runs on the negative forces of “ego and pride.” What’s Emanuel Newton doing in mixed-martial arts?
