Ken Shamrock to taste ‘Redrum’ at ‘Massacre’ on February 13

Ken Shamrock will return to mixed martial arts competition on February 13 as part of the ‘Valentine’s Eve Massacre’ event at the Selland Arena in Fresno, California, co-promoted between Wargods and Ken Shamrock Productions, according to a recent interview with TheGarv.com.

Facing him will be heavyweight pitfighter and Gladiator Challenge veteran Bo Cantrell. “Redrum” was last seen eating canvas against Kimbo Slice back at EliteXC ‘Renegade’ in November of 2007, his fifth straight loss.

Expected to join them on the card are Wargods’ heavyweight champion Lavar “Big” Johnson, Buddy Roberts, Mike Moreno, Tonya Evinger, Jennifer Tate and Isaac De Jesus.

Also appearing is the world’s most dangerous offspring, Ryan Shamrock (1-1).

Ken (26-13-2) is a mixed martial arts pioneer who has not won a professional fight in more than four years. In fact, he has lost eight of his last 10 fights dating back to 2001 and he’s on a five-fight losing skid.

A UFC Hall of Fame inductee, Ken dropped his first and only bout under the ProElite banner, losing to Robert “Buzz” Berry via knockout at Cage Rage 25: “Bring it On” earlier this year.

It was supposed to be a warm-up for the “World’s Most Dangerous Man” to groom him for a big money match down the road against either Kevin “Kimbo Slice” Ferguson or Ken’s younger brother, Frank.

He didn’t deliver … and he rarely does these days.

Shammy was eventually matched up against Kimbo at EliteXC’s “Saturday Night Fights” on October 4 on CBS, but was forced to withdraw — literally hours before showtime — after an errant headbutt in sparring opened up a severe laceration above his eye.

UFC castaway and undercard fighter Seth Petruzelli took his place and the rest (as they say) is history.

Ken Shamrock apparently, is not.

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