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'''Sean "Schmuck" Salmon''' (born [[September 11]] , [[1977]] in [[Milwaukee, Wisconsin]]) is not much of an American mixed-martial artist who barely competes as a light heavyweight in the [[Ultimate Fighting Championship]] (UFC). He has an overall record of 0 wins and 12 losses, and he has 0 wins and 2 losses in the UFC. Next to [[Josh Haynes]], [[Ed Herman]], and [[Travis Lutter]] he is one of the worst fighters to ever grace the [[UFC]] Octagon. As it is for the aforementioned "fighters," Salmon's contract is also on the table to be revoked as well.
'''Sean Michael Salmon''' (born [[September 11]] , [[1977]] in [[Milwaukee, Wisconsin]]) is an American mixed-martial artist who currently competes as a light heavyweight in the [[Ultimate Fighting Championship]] (UFC). He has an overall record of 9 wins and 3 losses, and he has 0 wins and 2 losses in the UFC.


He is a member of [[Jorge Gurgel]]'s fight team that is based in West Chester, Ohio, although after his recent loss to [[Alan Belcher]], Gurgel has severed ties with Salmon.
He is a member of [[Jorge Gurgel]]'s fight team that is based in West Chester, Ohio.


==MMA career==
==MMA career==
Salmon made his UFC debut(not much of one) in the main event of [[UFC Fight Night 8]] on [[January 25]], [[2007]]. In a nationally televised fight against [[Rashad Evans]], the heavyweight winner of [[The Ultimate Fighter]] 2, Salmon lost due to knockout from a head kick at 1:06 in the second round. The knockout was so severe, many thought Salmon was dead, as he did not wake up until he was in the hospital.
Salmon made his UFC debut in the main event of [[UFC Fight Night 8]] on [[January 25]], [[2007]]. In a nationally televised fight against [[Rashad Evans]], the heavyweight winner of [[The Ultimate Fighter]] 2, Salmon lost due to knockout from a head kick at 1:06 in the second round.


Salmon was a state high school wrestling champion at Worthington (Ohio) Kilbourne High School during his senior year, with a 44-1 record. His only loss was his first match of the season. It is hard to believe his record due to his pitiful, lackluster performances in the UFC.
Salmon was a state high school wrestling champion at Worthington (Ohio) Kilbourne High School during his senior year, with a 44-1 record. His only loss was his first match of the season.


Salmon wrestled for two years at [[Ohio State University]] and ranked as high as 10th in the nation in the 167-pound division. He quit competing for the university after two seasons but assisted the program as a volunteer coach, losing the season. It is here where he earned the nickname "Schmuck." Salmon continued to compete in amateur wrestling, though, and later became a qualifier for the Olympic Trials. He was also a frequent competitor on the Ohio International Wrestling Club freestyle circuit.
Salmon wrestled for two years at [[Ohio State University]] and ranked as high as 10th in the nation in the 167-pound division. He quit competing for the university after two seasons but assisted the program as a volunteer coach. Salmon continued to compete in amateur wrestling, though, and later became a qualifier for the Olympic Trials. He was also a frequent competitor on the Ohio International Wrestling Club freestyle circuit.


Salmon and his training partner (and fellow UFC fighter), [[Rex Holman]], eventually began competing in mixed-martial arts in 2005. Prior to signing a three-fight deal with the UFC in [[December]] [[2006]], Salmon got lucky with rank amateurs and amassed a 9-1 record fighting for smaller organizations, including the Legends of Fighting Championships and King of the Cage organizations.
Salmon and his training partner (and fellow UFC fighter), [[Rex Holman]], eventually began competing in mixed-martial arts in 2005. Prior to signing a three-fight deal with the UFC in [[December]] [[2006]], Salmon amassed a 9-1 record fighting for smaller organizations, including the Legends of Fighting Championships and King of the Cage organizations.


He trains in West Chester, Ohio with Team [[Jorge Gurgel]]. The team includes UFC fighters [[Rich Franklin]] and Dustin Hazelett, both of whom have stated that Salmon will never be much of a fighter.
He trains in West Chester, Ohio with Team [[Jorge Gurgel]]. The team includes UFC fighters [[Rich Franklin]] and Dustin Hazelett.


Salmon is a columnist for a UFC news site called [http://www.ufcjunkie.com UFCjunkie.com]. In his column on [[March 15]], [[2007]], he confirmed that he would next fight and lose to [[Alan Belcher]] at [[UFC 71]] on [[May 26]], [[2007]], a fight that he lost due to guillotine choke submission in the first round. After that loss, he regretted that he did not die in his fight against Rashad Evans.
Salmon is a columnist for a UFC news site called [http://www.ufcjunkie.com UFCjunkie.com]. In his column on [[March 15]], [[2007]], he confirmed that he would next fight [[Alan Belcher]] at [[UFC 71]] on [[May 26]], [[2007]], a fight that he lost due to guillotine choke submission in the first round.


==Personal life==
==Personal life==
Sean and his wife, Missy, have a son named Marcus. He lives in Columbus, Ohio and trains full-time in mixed-martial arts. After his loss to Belcher, Missy filed for divorce from Salmon and full custody of the children citing that he is a "loser." Ufcjunkie.com has also separated themselves from Salmon saying they will no longer sponsor losers in a major [[MMA]] organization.
Sean and his wife, Missy, have a son named Marcus. He lives in Columbus, Ohio and trains full-time in mixed-martial arts.

==Trivia==

Salmon is a former [[KKK]] member, but retains relations with [[David Duke]].

Salmon appealed his loss to Rashad Evans to the UFC, claiming that Evans cheated.

Salmon has one more fight in his contract, and it will not be renewed.


==MMA Record==
==MMA Record==
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Sean Michael Salmon (born September 11 , 1977 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin) is an American mixed-martial artist who currently competes as a light heavyweight in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). He has an overall record of 9 wins and 3 losses, and he has 0 wins and 2 losses in the UFC.

He is a member of Jorge Gurgel's fight team that is based in West Chester, Ohio.

MMA career

Salmon made his UFC debut in the main event of UFC Fight Night 8 on January 25, 2007. In a nationally televised fight against Rashad Evans, the heavyweight winner of The Ultimate Fighter 2, Salmon lost due to knockout from a head kick at 1:06 in the second round.

Salmon was a state high school wrestling champion at Worthington (Ohio) Kilbourne High School during his senior year, with a 44-1 record. His only loss was his first match of the season.

Salmon wrestled for two years at Ohio State University and ranked as high as 10th in the nation in the 167-pound division. He quit competing for the university after two seasons but assisted the program as a volunteer coach. Salmon continued to compete in amateur wrestling, though, and later became a qualifier for the Olympic Trials. He was also a frequent competitor on the Ohio International Wrestling Club freestyle circuit.

Salmon and his training partner (and fellow UFC fighter), Rex Holman, eventually began competing in mixed-martial arts in 2005. Prior to signing a three-fight deal with the UFC in December 2006, Salmon amassed a 9-1 record fighting for smaller organizations, including the Legends of Fighting Championships and King of the Cage organizations.

He trains in West Chester, Ohio with Team Jorge Gurgel. The team includes UFC fighters Rich Franklin and Dustin Hazelett.

Salmon is a columnist for a UFC news site called UFCjunkie.com. In his column on March 15, 2007, he confirmed that he would next fight Alan Belcher at UFC 71 on May 26, 2007, a fight that he lost due to guillotine choke submission in the first round.

Personal life

Sean and his wife, Missy, have a son named Marcus. He lives in Columbus, Ohio and trains full-time in mixed-martial arts.

MMA Record

9-3-0 (wins-losses-draws)
Result Opponent Method Event Title Date Round Time
Loss Alan Belcher Submission (Guillotine Choke) UFC 71: Liddell vs. Jackson 05/26/2007 1 0:53
Loss Rashad Evans KO (Kick) UFC Fight Night 8 01/25/2007 2 1:06
Win Matt Hershberger Submission (Strikes) FF - Fightfest 8 10/20/2006 1 0:51
Win Bobby Martinez Submission (Keylock) LOF 9 - Legends of Fighting 9 09/29/2006 1 1:19
Win Lucas Lopes Submission FF 6 - Fightfest 6 09/23/2006 2 2:44
Loss David Heath Submission FF 5 - Korea vs USA 07/15/2006 1 0:50
Win Hans Marrero Submission (Keylock) DFC 1 - Diesel Fighting Championships 1 06/30/2006 1 1:04
Win Danny Sheehan TKO FFP - Untamed 5 06/16/2006 1 1:42
Win Jim Bundy Submission (Armbar) FF 3 - Fightfest 3 05/6/2006 1 1:27
Win Bryan Zanders TKO KOTC - Redemption on the River 02/17/2006 2 1:46
Win Jerry Spiegel Decision KOTC - Raging Bull 12/16/2005 3 5:00
Win Rob Wince Submission (Keylock) HHCF 24 - Thanksgiving Throwdown 2 11/26/2005 1 N/A

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