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During last night’s UFC 255 Broadcast, Marc Ratner was announced as the latest member for the UFC Hall of Fame. He will be inducted in the Contributor Wing.
He will join Georges St-Pierre (Modern Era Wing), Kevin Randelman Pioneer Wing) and Jon Jones vs. Alexander Gustafsson (Fight Wing). Due to COVID-19, the Class of 2020 will be inducted in 2021, which is tentatively scheduled for next July during Fight Week.
Ratner joined the Nevada Athletic Commission in 1985, and rose to the Executive Director in 1992. In 2006, he joined the UFC where he helped to make Mixed Martial Arts legal in all of the 50 states, and later in other countries.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate Marc Ratner for earning this prestigious honor.
Ryan Kerrigan was the 2010 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, and you would expect from a player who won such an accolade, he went high in the draft. The Washington Redskins took him 16thOverall, where he became their starting Right Defensive End as a rookie.
Yes, we are going back to the “Hogs” for our next ranked player.
Wayne Millner was a star of some phenomenal Notre Dame teams, and in 1936, the Boston Redskins took him in the Eighth Round of the NFL Draft.