Martin Kampmann wasn’t out of the UFC spotlight for long before his name entered the mix as a potential replacement for Duane “Bang” Ludwig as a coach at Team Alpha Male. A veteran of 27 fights (17 in the UFC) with wins over the likes of Rick Story, Carlos Condit and Jake Ellenberger, Kampmann offered a solid CV and the technical knowledge necessary to replace the highly successful head coach. With a trial period complete and the role his if he wanted it, Kampmann stepped into the fray earlier this year and, according to the Danish fighter, it’s been a “ fun ” experience so far. However, with life outside of the Octagon giving Kampmann a chance to explore new avenues, the 32-year-old has found himself knocking people out in a different arena: the poker table. Although the two worlds are vastly different (despite the UFC previously holding a stake in the now defunct Ultimate Poker), Kampmann has found a way to fuse his two passions and make some serious cash in the process.
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