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The announcement of Wanderlei Silva’s induction into the UFC Hall of Fame came as a shock to many MMA fans, given the controversies surrounding the end of his career in the UFC. Silva, known as ‘The Axe Murderer’, is recognized for his remarkable streak in PRIDE rather than his UFC tenure. Despite some memorable knockouts and victories in the UFC, his refusal to take a drug test and subsequent lifetime ban, coupled with allegations of fight fixing (which he later retracted), cast a shadow over his legacy.
Silva is not the only UFC Hall of Famer whose career ended on a sour note. Anderson Silva, once a dominant middleweight champion, faced scrutiny after a failed drug test that led fans to question his entire career. Ken Shamrock, another pioneer of the sport, tarnished his legacy with unsuccessful comebacks and legal disputes with the UFC. Randy Couture, despite being one of the most decorated fighters, had multiple contract disputes and a strained relationship with the UFC.
BJ Penn, a former lightweight and welterweight champion, also saw his career end under less than ideal circumstances. Despite a storied career, his later years were marred by a string of losses and personal issues outside the octagon. These fighters, despite their contributions to the sport, remind fans that the legacies of even the greatest athletes can be complicated by their actions both inside and outside the arena.
