Dan Severn, a seasoned mixed martial artist, competed with an impressive record of 101 wins, 19 losses, and 1 draw. Weighing in at 250 lbs., he stood tall at 6' 2" during his career. In the UFC, Severn demonstrated a unique fighting style that saw him secure nine victories against four defeats. His performance statistics, however, revealed minimal activity, with no significant strikes per minute, zero striking accuracy, and a strike defense of 0%. Similarly, his takedowns, submission attempts, and strikes absorbed per minute were all at zero. Severn's career was marked by notable victories, most notably against Ken Shamrock, who held an identical ELO rating of 1082. His list of achievements also includes wins over Oleg Taktarov and Paul Varelans. In his recent fight history, Severn won against Oleg Taktarov via unanimous decision in 1995, defeated Paul Varelans with an arm triangle choke the same year, and secured a split decision victory against Ken Shamrock in 1996. However, his career took a turn in 1997 when he suffered a submission loss to Mark Coleman. His last fight was in 2000, where he faced Pedro Rizzo and unfortunately lost via knockout or technical knockout due to kicks.