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UFC legend Mark Coleman issues first statement from hospital since house fire: 'Don't ever count The Hammer out'

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Mark Coleman issued a statement of gratitude through his daughter Kenzie's Facebook on Friday after surviving a harrowing near-death experience. Coleman had initially been intubated and sedated due to smoke inhalation that damaged his lungs, and early fears Tuesday morning were that the incident may be fatal. The 59-year-old MMA pioneer overcame the odds to be alert, responsive, and breathing on his own by Thursday. A GoFundMe has thus far raised more than $111,000 of support for the ex-champ.

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UFC legend Mark Coleman issues first statement from hospital since house fire: 'Don't ever count The Hammer out'

UFC Hall of Famer Mark Coleman’s brush with death has him feeling grateful – for everything. Coleman issued his first official statement Friday, three days after he rescued his parents from a house fire in Freemont, Ohio, that killed his dog, Hammer. Coleman was airlifted to a local hospital, sedated and intubated for smoke inhalation, with early reports stating he was “battling for his life” as doctors worked to clear his lungs. Coleman became …

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Mark Coleman issues statement of gratitude after heroic near-death experience: ‘Don’t ever count the hammer out’

Kenzie Coleman, Facebook Mark Coleman is going to be OK. The UFC Hall of Famer and former heavyweight champion issued a statement of gratitude through his daughter Kenzie’s Facebook on Friday after surviving a harrowing near-death experience while saving his parents from a house fire. Coleman had initially been intubated and sedated due to smoke inhalation that damaged his lungs, and early fears Tuesday morning were that the incident may be fat…

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UFC legend Mark Coleman issues first statement from hospital since house fire: 'Don't ever count The Hammer out'

UFC legend Mark Coleman issues first statement from hospital since house fire: 'Don't ever count The Hammer out'

Mark Coleman issues statement of gratitude after heroic near-death experience: ‘Don’t ever count the hammer out’

Mark Coleman issues statement of gratitude after heroic near-death experience: ‘Don’t ever count the hammer out’

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