ORLANDO COULTER
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PERDOMO vs COULTER
March 20, 2026 7:00 PM
March 20, 2026 7:00 PM
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Heavyweight
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76in / 193cm
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1.8288
nickname
DAYWALKER
age
11/1981
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Orlando Coulter is another MMA veteran who has fought at the highest level of the sport and now looks to test himself in the rapidly growing BKFC. More recently, Coulter has expanded his striking game in Muay Thai and boxing bouts and holds some bare-knuckle experience before stepping into the Squared Circle.
Coulter was primarily a striker in his MMA days and most of his fights ended in T/KO whether he won or lost. That barnburner fight style will no doubt continue when he toes the line. He’s going to stand in the middle of the Squared Circle and chuck bombs until someone hits the deck, and we love to see that here!
Orlando Coulter is a husband and father of two boys. He has begun speaking at events about the trials and tribulations of his life and what fighting has done for him as a man. He looks to motivate the next generation of men and fighters to rise to the occasion in life and put their best foot forward.
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PERDOMO vs COULTER
March 20, 2026
March 20, 2026 7:00 PM
HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO - HOLLYWOOD, FL
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