In November last year, Ken Shamrock stated that he was interested in suing the UFC, but this Tuesday the fighter made the case against the organization official for not having completed his second and final fight with Ultimate.
“The Most Dangerous Man in the World” had a two-fight contract with the UFC, but after his third loss to Tito Ortiz, Ken decided to retire in October 2006. However, in July 2007 Shamrock decided to resume his career and return to the octagon, but the UFC had already considered the relationship with the fighter ended.
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