Tito Ortiz and the Biggest Egos in MMA History

We’ve all heard the humble yet cliché statements from fighters looking to make a name and hopefully some fans in the sport. Newcomers in the sport don’t want to step on anyone’s toes. Veterans don’t want the world to think the fame has gone to t…

We’ve all heard the humble yet cliché statements from fighters looking to make a name and hopefully some fans in the sport. Newcomers in the sport don’t want to step on anyone’s toes. Veterans don’t want the world to think the fame has gone to their heads. 

But what about the ones who dare to cross social boundaries? What about the athletes who could care less what you or anyone else thinks?  

Several fighters have been known for their “bad boy” images and their complete disregard for social norms that deem a person modest and respectful.  

This class of fighter creates creates their own norms, which usually includes flipping off crowds, cursing at the audience and disrespecting authority, advertisers and more accomplished fighters.  

These fighters go against the grain in many ways and usually aren’t ashamed to admit it. Picking the most egotistical from this bunch is a true challenge and shouldn’t be attempted by those that are faint of heart.  

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