Talk:Keith Hackney

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Hackney is very well known in early UFC. Wikipedia has a link to his name under the "Royce Gracie" entry. Reference is also made to him under the "UFC 3", and "UFC 4" entries. More information may be added explaining his coaching history, film history, and his possible comeback on the hit show "The Ultimate Fighter". "Steve Jennum" has a entry here, so I do not see why Hackney wouldn't. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Nathan McScary (talk • contribs)