In the depths of the worst losing streak of his profession, Mark Hunt ironically gotAan opportunity from White and the UFC via a technicality. A former K-1 winner, Hunt lost every fight he took in a four-year span from July 2006 to September 2010. Because stretch, Hunt lost six straight leftovers, incrediblyAlosing five by submission and still another by KO. But since ofAdiscrepancies in Zuffa's cope with Japan's Pride Fighting Championships company, HuntAwas offered the chance to catch a substantial salary without ever fighting in the UFC. Nevertheless, as opposed to taking the easy road, Hunt called White and said that he desired to combat, a Joe Silva made possible when he combined "The Super Samoan" with Sean McCorkle at UFC 119. In what was his last damage in the six-fight shedding streak, Hunt got presented in the first round against McCorkle. But looking such as the HuntAfrom his start in Pride, The Super Samoan adopted his reduction to McCorkle with four straights benefits, including three by challenging kind of knockout. For his efforts, Hunt pocketed "Knockout of the Night" bonuses for his benefits over Chris Tuchscherer and Stefan Struve at UFC 127 and UFC on Fuel TV 8, respectively. Adjustments have been seemingly made by Hunt to his weak ground game, once deemed a one-trick pony with severe enthusiasm dilemmas. The Super Samoan could have truly come back to where it started as a artist, rising from the ashes and turning hisAcareer right into a real Cinderella story, if he can outwit former champion Junior dos Santos at UFC 160.
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