Ken Shamrock

Ken Shamrock is a Mixed Martial Arts fighter, keynote speaker, actor, businessman, author, and philanthropist. He is best known for his participation in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), World Wrestling Federation (WWF), Pride Fighting Championships, Pancrase, and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA). Shamrock is recognized as one of the sport's founding athletes and is widely known as "The World's Most Dangerous Man." He holds titles such as Four-time UFC Heavyweight Champion, First UFC Superfight Heavyweight Champion, and was the first athlete elected to the UFC Hall of Fame.

Shamrock's career highlights include competing in the first Ultimate Fighting Championship show in November of 1993, progressing to the semi-finals. He faced Royce Gracie in UFC's first "Superfight" at UFC 5, which ended in a draw. Besides his fighting career, Shamrock founded the Lion's Den, training many successful mixed martial arts fighters. He has also achieved success in professional wrestling, holding titles such as WWF Intercontinental Champion, WWF Tag Team Champion, and TNA World Heavyweight Champion.

Beyond his fighting and wrestling achievements, Shamrock has authored books such as "Inside the Lion's Den" and "Beyond the Lion's Den." His contributions extend to philanthropy, notably in children's welfare. He leads a project in Northern Nevada to house and care for over 200 at-risk boys and girls. Additionally, Shamrock serves as a subject matter expert in the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP) and trains Army troops. He aims to inspire and uplift his listeners through his speeches.