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Ken Shamrock Wiki Biography

Kenneth Wayne Kilpatrick was born on 11 February 1964, on Robins Air Force Base, Georgia USA, and as Ken Shamrock is a former mixed martial artist, as well as a professional wrestler, whose career has spanned over 20 intermittent years from the early 1990s in Japan, and in the US since the late ’90s .

So just how rich is Ken Shamrock? According to authoritative sources, Ken’s net worth is estimated to be over $2 million, the main source  of his wealth coming from his career in wrestling, as well as mixed martial arts.

Ken Shamrock went through many struggles, as his father left the family when Ken was young, and they moved to Napa, California when his mother remarried.  At the age of ten, Shamrock was stabbed during a robbery, sent to juvenile hall, and at the age of thirteen sent away from his home, into a life of petty crime and drug-taking. With no place to live, Shamrock spent his days and nights on the streets until he was placed in a Boys’ Home. Shamrock’s misery followed him through high school, and though he did well in wrestling competitions and even qualified for state championships, he broke his neck before the main event, and instead of participating had to undergo serious surgery.

However, this did not stop Shamrock from a professional wrestling career. In 1989, Ken Shamrock made his debut in the South Atlantic Pro Wrestling promotion, and was then introduced to the Japanese wrestling organization “Fujiwara Gumi”, as well as mixed martial arts. Shamrock’s successful beginnings in the Japanese league resulted in the creation of “The Pancrase” promotion, which was founded by Shamrock and his fellow wrestling friends Masakatsu Funaki and Minoru Suzuki. With the beginnings of “The Pancrase”, Ken Shamrock became a huge celebrity in Japan, attracting large audiences to his matches. Needless to say, Ken’s net worth was increasing at the same time as well. In 1993, Shamrock made a return to the US, and joined the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

The key moment of his career in UFC was his rivalry with Royce Gracie and Dan Severn, who he defeated to become the UFC Superfight Champion. Shamrock’s performances in the ring gained him the title of “The World’s Most Dangerous Man”, which would soon become his nickname. However, in 1997 Shamrock left the UFC and joined World Wrestling Federation, where he managed to secure wins in the WWF Intercontinental Championship, Tag Team Championship, and in 1998 even became the winner of the King of the Ring event.

Shamrock made a return to the UFC once again, yet left the company in 2007 and focused on individual matches instead. At this same time, Shamrock was scheduled to fight such opponents as Bobby Lashley, Pedro Rizzo and James Toney. Ken Shamrock’s desire to continue fighting despite his age and the many injuries that he has suffered throughout his career raised a lot of criticism and calls for retirement from the media, as well as the fans. Nevertheless, Ken is still considered to be among the top 10 best mixed martial artists of all time. Currently, Ken Shamrock is taking a break from the ring, and instead works as a security guard for 50 Cent.

In his personal life, Ken was first married to Tina Ramirez; they have four children but divorced in 1992. He has been married to Tonya since 2005, and is stepfather to her three children.

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Ken Shamrock Quick Info

Ken Shamrock Trademarks

1. Trademark Move: Belly-to belly Suplex
2. Finishing Submission: Ankle Lock
3. Ankle lock submission move
4. The Worlds Most Dangerous Man as billed by the American Broadcasting Company

Ken Shamrock Quotes

• It’s all about having confidence in yourself, I don’t fear that man standing across from me.

Ken Shamrock Important Facts

• Made an unsuccessful comeback on April 9, 2005 being stopped by Rich Franklin at the UFC-Ultimate Fighter Finale. [April 2005]
• Back in the UFC [June 2004]
• He is currently fighting in Pride Fighting Championships which a spin off of UFC and K-1 with the exception that it uses Vale Tuedo rules basically anything goes with a few exception. [March 2003]
• Wrestling in the NWA [September 2002]
• Is currently on TNA [July 2004]
• Published author.
• 3 sons: Ryan, Connor, and Sean and a daughter Fallon with his first wife Tina. He has 3 step-children, Rebecca, Sarah, and Cristan with his second wife Tonya. He has 3 grandchildren – a boy Ethan from his son Ryan, and 2 girls Mailynn and Jayden from his step-daughter Rebecca.
• Recently shown on the Speed Channel show “Payback” presenting his adopted father a custom designed Caddalac.
• Twice submitted the legendary Kimo.
• Shamrock ended the 230 match winning streak of Martial Art’s Champion Patrick Smith by submission at UFC I.
• Trained early in his career by his father.
• His younger brother Frank Juarez (he later changed his name to Shamrock) is also a World Champion having gotten his start training under Ken at the Lion’s Den.
• Founded the Lion’s Den, where he trained and coached such fighters as his adopted brother Frank, Guy Mezger, Tra Telligman, Vernon White, Pete Williams, and Jerry Bohlander.
• Lost to World Champions Tito Ortiz, Don Frye, Dan Severn, Masakatsu Funaki, and Royce Gracie.
• Had a professional wrestling record of 77-23.
• Defeated MMA legends Masakatsu Funaki, Yoshiki Takahashi, Bas Rutten, Maurice Smith, and Dan Severn.
• Currently holds a 26-12-2 mixed martial arts record. He is scheduled to make his comeback at Heavyweight in March 2008.
• Started his Mixed-Martial Arts career on September 21, 1993 by choking out the legendary Japanese champion Masakatsu Funaki.
• Asami Saranocki got him started in Pancrase. He put him through a grueling trial that included hours of sparring, 500 continuous squats, and many other tedious physical and mental tests.
• Broke his neck while wrestling in his senior year of high school. Had surgery, which removed a bone chip from his hip and fused it into his neck. The doctor told Ken that he’d never be able to play sports again. Ken proved him wrong.
• Competed in the Olympic Wrestling Trials in 1988.
• On November 21, 2003, the UFC celebrated its ten year anniversary at UFC 45: Revolution. Royce Gracie and Ken Shamrock were chosen to be the charter members of the UFC Hall of Fame.
• In March 2002, the WWF talked about bringing in Shamrock for a short-term program with Kurt Angle. The deal fell apart when the WWF wouldn’t give Shamrock the easy schedule they have given to Hulk Hogan, Scott Hall and Kevin Nash.
• Former NWA World Heavyweight Champion.
• At Wrestlemania 13, Ken was the special guest referee for the “I Quit” match between Bret Hart and Steve Austin.
• Lost to Royce Gracie in UFC 1. On April 7, 1995, at UFC 5: Return Of The Beast, in Charlotte, North Carolina, Shamrock got his rematch with Gracie in the first ever super fight. The bout lasted over 35 minutes and was declared a draw. Most agree if there had been judges, Shamrock would have been declared the winner.
• Along with his brother Frank, he is adopted.
• Professional Wrestler
• Former 3 time UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) Superfight Champion, Former Pancrase Champion,Former World Wrestling Federation Intercontinental Champion. Head of the Lion’s Den, a school of submission style fighting.
• According to Ken himself, he lived in cars, and was abandoned as a child. This was also included in his character in the WWF.
• Former WWF Intercontinental & Tag Team Champion
• The 1998 WWF King of the Ring.

Ken Shamrock Filmography