A few weeks ago, UFC Hall of Famer, Mark Coleman was in the ICU struggling for life after his heroic act of saving his parents from a house fire. Coleman saved his parents but he had to fight days of battle in the hospital to stay alive. After a well-fought battle, Coleman was discharged from the hospital and is now in good health.

During his time at the hospital, Mark Coleman was supported very generously by her daughters Kenzie Coleman and Morgan Coleman. The trio is in Las Vegas to witness the UFC 300 and Mark Coleman has work to do at the event as well. Nonetheless, let us understand how the daughters helped the well-being of their father.

Kenzie Coleman and Morgan Coleman’s struggle to save their father, Mark Coleman

Coleman was in a state of coma after saving his parents from the house fire. According to the sources, Coleman had inhaled a considerable amount of smog from the fire which resulted in bad lung health for the UFC legend. This is when her daughters decided to take matters into their own hands.

Kenzie Coleman and Morgan Coleman took to social media to raise awareness about the entire situation and stated that their father needed help from the public. The daughters also set up a GoFundMe page for their father. They detailed what happened on Tuesday morning that led to the tragic incident. Their steadfast response to the scene helped them to raise more than $90000 for their father’s treatment.

Mark Coleman is fit and doing well right now, and he has a job to do at the request of Justin Gaethje and Max Holloway.

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Coleman is blessed to have the duty to present the BMF belt

Max Holloway and Justin Gaethje are about to throw their hands against each other for the BMF belt at the UFC 300 and their battle is about to get bloody after the $300,000 bonus announcement. Both of these fighters had a wish from Dana White. They wanted Mark Coleman to wrap the belt around their waist after the victory and White seems to have given a green light to it.

The UFC legend in a conversation with the MMA Hour thanked the promotion and Holloway for putting up the idea.“Thank you, Max Holloway!” Coleman said. “He started it by just asking about it, the fan response was amazing. The UFC just went with it. I found out yesterday, just like everybody else…just to be here is a blessing, but it’s icing on the cake, it’s gonna be special.”

What a way to honor a UFC legend! Mark Coleman would be waiting for their match to conclude. Nonetheless, What’s your opinion on UFC’s way of honoring the hero? State your thoughts in the comments below.

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