UFC legend Randy Couture suffers serious burns and other injuries in racetrack crash
Briefly

Randy Couture, the former UFC champion, and retired Army drill sergeant, experienced severe burns and multiple injuries from a car crash during practice rides near Kansas City, Mo. At 62 years old, he was airlifted to a burn center and is anticipated to recover. His injuries include first- and second-degree burns, trauma injuries, and smoke inhalation. The vehicle he was driving was completely wrecked, with details of the accident's cause still unclear. Known for his resilience, Couture has had a storied athletic career, including multiple accolades in mixed martial arts and wrestling.
Randy Couture, a former UFC champion and Army drill sergeant, suffered severe burns and other injuries in a car crash during practice rides at a Kansas City racetrack.
Couture was airlifted to a burn center with first- and second-degree burns, trauma injuries, and smoke inhalation, but is expected to recover.
Couture is known for his resilience, with his manager stating, "he's a freak of nature and will survive this like everything else."
Couture, a state champion wrestler, became a six-time UFC champion and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2006.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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