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After going to jail, War Machine maintained his Twitter account as well as a blog documenting his time in jail. [33] On February 1, 2012, it was announced via Koppenhaver's Twitter that he would be serving another year of jail time due to preceding events. He was released on October 29, 2012, after serving two years and two months.
Former MMA fighter War Machine, who was born Jon Koppenhaver, is currently facing 32 felony charges after assaulting Mack and a male partner in her home last year.
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Koppenhaver reveals to the rest of his team that he witnessed his father die from a heart attack when he was only 13 years old. Tom Speer defeats Jon Koppenhaver by decision after 2 rounds. This was despite an early fury from Koppenhaver, in which he opened up a cut and nearly submitted Speer with a rear naked choke.
"The American war machine should not be honored for the horrors unleashed on others. Instead, we will celebrate Martyrs Day in honor of those martyred by the Israel-US war machine. A day to honor ...
In late 2008, Wolff signed with the UFC. He was expected to face Jon Koppenhaver in his debut; however, Koppenhaver would be released from the promotion after refusing to fight Wolff and for his comments on deceased UFC fighter Evan Tanner. [3] Wolff would instead make his debut against Ben Saunders at UFC: Fight for the Troops on December 10 ...
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