Tito Ortiz was the victim of a reported home burglary in Huntington Beach 

Tito Ortiz was the victim of a reported home burglary in Huntington Beach 

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Tito Ortiz, the former UFC light heavyweight champion, had his home broken into early Friday morning. Tito is no longer competing in Mixed martial arts. Former UFC light heavyweight champion with a 21-year MMA career filled with highs and lows. 

Randy Couture, Vitor Belfort, Rashad Evans, Evan Tanner, Jerry Bohlander, Guy Mezger, Ken and Frank Shamrock, Forrest Griffin, and Lyoto Machida were among the former UFC champions that contested against Ortiz. He won the vacant light heavyweight title from Wanderlei Silva in 2000 and successfully defended it five times before losing it to Couture in 2003.

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 Tito Ortiz has been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. The UFC promoted Ortiz for his accomplishments for the first time in this retirement bout, rather than using him as a stepping stone for younger opponents. Worse, it’s been years since he’s faced a well-known opponent like Griffin.

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Police in Huntington Beach are investigating a burglary at the home of UFC legend Tito Ortiz

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Tito Ortiz at the weigh-ins (Credits: MACLIFE)

Police verified to TMZ Sports that they were investigating a burglary at Ortiz’s home in Huntington Beach, California. Officers responded to a complaint on Friday morning after an alleged theft, according to a Huntington Beach Police Department representative.

Ortiz was not at home at the time, according to the report, and no information on what was taken from the house has been revealed. In December 2019, he won an MMA battle against Alberto Rodriguez, also known as former WWE wrestler Alberto Del Rio, which was his last MMA win at a Combate Americas event. His overall record is 21-12-1.

After his loss against Anderson Silva, the 47-year-old grappler stated that he intends to stay focused on the ring. Despite all the hassle he has in his life, he is a pioneer of the sport who deserves a well-earned retirement and one can only hope that he stops competing at this age as it’s not ideal for him and his recent performances substantiate that assertion. 

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