was dissolved after Coleman left the promotion in 2005. Two years later, Coleman returned to Hustle under the masked persona "Coleman", teaming up with the superhero-like team of Randleman, Kintaman and Kurodaman. Their biggest victory was when Coleman and Randleman faced the trio of Giant Vabo, Kohei Sato and Tajiri and won the match despite the numeric disadvantage. Mark's last match in Hustle was in July 2007, leaving the promotion again afterwards. From 2008 to 2010, Coleman was a usual member of Inoki Genome Federation, wrestling names like Naoya Ogawa, Tadao Yasuda and Shinichi Suzukawa. Personal life Coleman has two daughters, Mackenzie and Morgan, from his previous marriage. Coleman has a third daughter, Skylar, with his current partner Tina. He appeared in the documentary The Smashing Machine: The Life and Times of Mark Kerr alongside fellow fighter and former friend Mark Kerr. In June 2006, it was announced that Coleman was one of the new coaches in the International Fight League, but unable to assemble a team, he was replaced by Ken Shamrock. In 2020, Coleman revealed that he was one of the victims of Dr. Richard Strauss regarding the Ohio State University abuse scandal. In late 2020, Coleman reported that he suffered a heart attack due to a complete artery blockage, and underwent a surgery to have a stent installed. In an interview with Ariel Helwani in September 2021, Coleman revealed that Wes Sims persuaded him to participate in rehab due to a drinking problem. In the interview Coleman stated that multiple personal life issues contributed to the situation and also that he's been sober since the rehab. Championships and accomplishments Mixed martial arts Ultimate Fighting Championship UFC Hall of Fame (pioneer wing, 2008) UFC Heavyweight Championship (1 Time, first) UFC 10 Tournament Champion UFC 11 Tournament Champion Fight of the Night (One time) vs. Maurício Rua UFC Viewer's Choice Award PRIDE Fighting Championships Pride 2000 Grand Prix Openweight Tournament Winner Fastest win in PRIDE Fighting Championships History (0:02) One of only two fighters to win Tournaments in both Pride FC and UFC Wrestling Observer Newsletter Fight of the Year (1997) vs. Maurice Smith on July 27 Amateur wrestling 1986 NCAA Division I Championships: (190 lbs 4th Place) 1988 NCAA Big Ten Championships: (190 lbs 1st Place) 1988 NCAA Division I Championships: (190 lbs 1st Place) 1990 Pan American Championships Freestyle Wrestling: (90 kg 1st Place) 1991 Pan American