announced that Gracie would return from retirement to face rival Ken Shamrock in a trilogy fight, taking place on February 19, 2016, at Bellator 149. Gracie won the fight via TKO in round one. The win was not without controversy, however, as replays showed that Gracie landed a knee strike that grazed the groin of Shamrock prior to the finish. Shamrock protested the stoppage, however the bout was officially ruled a victory for Gracie. It was later announced that Shamrock had failed his pre-fight drug test for banned substances. Post-fight career Gracie has been since retired from MMA competition and has been focusing in teaching Jiu-jitsu. He mostly travels around the world going to schools, teaching in seminars and doing interviews in magazines, websites and talk shows. He has opened his own association of gyms known as "Royce Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Network", with affiliate schools in 34 locations in the United States, and many throughout the world in Brazil, Canada, Ecuador, Guatemala, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom. Career accomplishments Ultimate Fighting Championship UFC Hall of Fame (Inaugural inductee, part of the pioneer wing, class of 2003) UFC 1 Tournament Championship UFC 2 Tournament Championship UFC 4 Tournament Championship UFC Viewer's Choice Award First tournament champion in UFC history Longest fight in UFC history (36 minutes) - vs Ken Shamrock at (UFC 5) Most tournament wins in UFC history (Eleven) Most tournaments won in UFC history (Three) Most fights in a single night in UFC history (Four) - tied with (Patrick Smith) Highest submissions-per-win percentage in UFC history (10 submissions / 11 wins - 90.91%) Pride Fighting Championships Longest fight in Pride history (90 minutes) - vs Kazushi Sakuraba at (Pride Grand Prix 2000 Finals) Fight Matrix Fighter of the Year (1993) Black Belt Magazine Competitor of the Year (1994) Wrestling Observer Newsletter Fight of the Year (2000) vs. Kazushi Sakuraba on May 1 World MMA Awards 2013 Lifetime Achievement Personal life Gracie filed for divorce in 2016. He and his former wife Marianne have three sons and a daughter. His son Kheydon Gracie enlisted in the US Army. Despite being a 7th degree coral belt, Gracie wears a dark blue belt when training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu paying homage to his father, Hélio Gracie, who primarily wore a dark blue belt despite having the highest possible rank, red belt. Hélio Gracie died in 2009, and Royce said he does