Rob McCullough

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Talentübersicht

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Rekord:	17-6-0
Zusammenfassung:	World class striker, heavy handed

Fighter Info

Spitzname:	Razor
Heimatort:	Huntington Beach, CA USA
Alter:	36
Größe:	5' 8" ( 172 cm )
Gewicht:	155 amerikanische Pfund ( 70 kg )

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Striking

Versuchte Schläge

630

36% erfolgreich

229

Arten erfolgreicher Schläge

229

74% im Stand

21%

170

Verteidigung gegen Strikes

Grappling

Takedowns gesamt

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Prozentsatz verhinderter Takedowns

Ergebnis	Kämpfer	Event-News	Str	TD	Sub	Ausbr	Methode	Replay
Niederlage	Shinya Aoki	DREAM 17 24.09.2011	4	2	1	5	R1 Submission	Ways To Watch
Niederlage	Rob McCullough	DREAM 17 24.09.2011	0	0	0	0	R1 Submission	Ways To Watch

Niederlage	Karen Darabedyan	WEC 44: Brown vs. Aldo 18.11.2009	51	1	0	0	R3 Decision - Split	Ways To Watch
Niederlage	Rob McCullough	WEC 44: Brown vs. Aldo 18.11.2009	47	0	0	0	R3 Decision - Split	Ways To Watch

Sieg	Rob McCullough	WEC 39: Brown vs. Garcia 01.03.2009	42	0	0	0	R3 Decision - Majority	Ways To Watch
Sieg	Marcus Hicks	WEC 39: Brown vs. Garcia 01.03.2009	18	1	1	0	R3 Decision - Majority	Ways To Watch

Niederlage	Donald Cerrone	WEC 36: Faber vs. Brown 05.11.2008	72	2	2	2	R3 Decision - Unanimous	Ways To Watch
Niederlage	Rob McCullough	WEC 36: Faber vs. Brown 05.11.2008	61	0	0	0	R3 Decision - Unanimous	Ways To Watch

Sieg	Rob McCullough	WEC 34: Faber vs. Pulver 01.06.2008	35	1	0	0	R3 Decision - Split	Ways To Watch
Sieg	Kenneth Alexander	WEC 34: Faber vs. Pulver 01.06.2008	14	4	0	2	R3 Decision - Split	Ways To Watch

	Jamie Varner	WEC 32: Condit vs. Prater 13.02.2008	43	3	0	1	R3 KO/TKO	Ways To Watch
	Rob McCullough	WEC 32: Condit vs. Prater 13.02.2008	20	0	0	0	R3 KO/TKO	Ways To Watch

	Rob McCullough	WEC 30: McCullough vs. Crunkilton 05.09.2007	16	0	0	0	R1 KO/TKO	Ways To Watch
	Richard Crunkilton Jr.	WEC 30: McCullough vs. Crunkilton 05.09.2007	5	0	0	0	R1 KO/TKO	Ways To Watch

	Rob McCullough	WEC 25: McCullough vs. Cope 20.01.2007	8	2	0	1	R1 Submission	Ways To Watch
	Kit Cope	WEC 25: McCullough vs. Cope 20.01.2007	2	0	2	0	R1 Submission	Ways To Watch

Sieg	Rob McCullough	WFA - King of the Streets 22.07.2006	--	--	--	--	R3 Decision - Unanimous	Ways To Watch
Sieg	Harris Sarmiento	WFA - King of the Streets 22.07.2006	--	--	--	--	R3 Decision - Unanimous	Ways To Watch

Niederlage	Josh Thomson	WFA 3 23.11.2002	--	--	--	--	R3 Decision - Unanimous	Ways To Watch
Niederlage	Rob McCullough	WFA 3 23.11.2002	--	--	--	--	R3 Decision - Unanimous	Ways To Watch
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When and why did you start training for fighting? I started training in 1995 because I was a very aggressive and very competitive person.

What ranks and titles have you held? Former WEC World Lightweight Champion. IMTC Intercontinental Welterweight Kickboxing Champion, IAMTS US Kickboxing Champion, IKKC US Kickboxing Champion, 5x United World Muay Thai Kickboxing Champion, IKBA International Kickboxing Champion, ISKA California Kickboxing Champion, and PFC Eight Man MMA Tournament Champion. 2x K-1 veteran.

Do you have any heroes? Fonzie, anyone who chases their dreams, and the US Military.

What is your favorite technique? Kicking and punching people in the face.

What does it mean for you to fight in the WEC? I am proud to be a champion for one of the most prestigious organizations in MMA.

Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? School of Hard Knocks and I got a PhD in Bad Ass.

What was your job before you started fighting? I have been fighting professionally ever since I left high school.

How have the stakes changed now that you’re with the WEC? I get much more national recognition, more of my fans get to watch me display my skills, and the pay ain’t bad either.

Most memorable professional fight? My last fight between me and Donald Cerrone. Even though it was a loss, I learned a lot from it, I had a good time doing it, and when it was all said and done, I left everything in the cage that night.

What was your most challenging professional fight? Probably defending my belt against Jamie Varner. There was the high altitude and I had a broken ear drum, so it was a pretty bad day.

Did you compete in any other sport at college or professional level? I was a professional Thai boxer

Who were your training partners for this fight? Fedor Emelianenko, King Kong, and the Sandman (from Mike Tyson).

Did you put more emphasis towards a fighting style or adjust your training to prepare for your opponent? I'm focusing on conditioning the most.
What, other than WINNING, are you using for motivation for the fight? A new family, such as a new baby boy on the way named Cruz.

What is your favorite thing about this sport? When it’s all said and done, I’m not gonna go to jail and I get a paycheck.

How long do you see yourself staying in this sport? Until it’s not fun anymore.