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James: This is an easy one. Pat Miletich is long overdue for his introduction into the UFC Hall of Fame. Miletich is a former UFC Welterweight Champion. One of the greatest Welterweights the sport has ever seen. But not only that but his introuction into the Hall of Fame is sealed because of his other contributions to the sport of MMA. His Miletich camp was at a time, one of the best camps in all of Mixed Martial Arts, and has produced UFC champions including Matt Huges and Tim Sylvia. Miletich also is a color commentator for Strikeforce and does a terrific job. Pat Miletich is a great ambassador for the sport of MMA and should be the UFC's next induction into their Hall of Fame.




Collin: Undoubtedly, it should be Frank Shamrock. Undoubtedly, because of his soured relationship with Dana White, it won't be Frank Shamrock.

Frank was undefeated in his UFC career, going 6-0. He also is tied for most defenses of the Light Heavyweight (then middleweight) title with Tito Ortiz at five defenses. He was the first modern MMA athlete to combine striking, wrestling and submissions with a real sense of strategy along with revolutionizing the way MMA fighters thought about cardio. He finished everyone of his opponents in the UFC decisively, mixing up brutal KO's with slick submissions.

David: Rickson Gracie. I would do the WWE thing, and just induct the whole family. Go back and have a UFCBrazil II have every member of the Gracie Clan that wants to, fight, have Serra fight, and headline it with Lombard vs Silva. I'm sure the UFC can find 22 Brazilians for the card. I'd even have Ken Shamrock tap to Royce once more for good luck. Maybe even bring over Sakuraba and have him fight Rickson in a double main.

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