Keith Jardine Biography, Age, Height, Weight, Net worth, Movies

Keith Jardine Biography

Keith Jardine is an American actor and retired mixed martial artist who most notably competed in the UFC and Strikeforce. Jardine was known for upset victories in bouts he took at short notice against highly rated fighters.

His best wins were in contests with former UFC Light Heavyweight Champions and UFC Hall of Famers Chuck Liddell and Forrest Griffin. Jardine’s unorthodox attacking style wrongfooted opponents but left him vulnerable in some career-crucial contests, and by his mid-30s he had effectively retired from competing to concentrate on a ‘Paleo’ business venture. Building on experience as a stuntman and in non-speaking parts, Jardine has established himself as an actor in film and television.

Keith Jardine Age

Keith was born on October 31, 1975, in Butte, Montana, United States.

Keith Jardine Height

He has a height of 1.85 m.

Keith Jardine Weight

Jardine has weighs 84 kgs.

Keith Jardine Net worth

Keith has an estimated net worth of $3 Million.

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Keith Jardine Movies

Keith has acted in various movies, the few listed are;

Bird Box                        2018
Unrivaled                     2010
Godless                         2017
John Wick                      2014
Inherent Vice                    2014
Shot Caller                      2017
Gamer                         2009
Logan                       2017
Death Warrior        2009
Tactical Force           2011
Eye on Everyone            2016
The American Texas             2017

Keith Jardine Ufc

Ultimate Fighting Championship

Jardine made his first appearance on an official UFC fight card at The Ultimate Fighter 2 Finale. He defeated- fellow TUF 2 Heavyweight Kerry Schall by TKO due to leg kicks. Jardine was signed in to the UFC and dropped down a weight class to the Light Heavyweight division. His next appeared in UFC 57 where he defeated Mike Whitehead, another The Ultimate Fighter 2 competitor, by unanimous decision. In April 2006, Jardine fought The Ultimate Fighter 1 Light Heavyweight finalist Stephan Bonnar at Ultimate Fight Night 4. He lost the fight for the first time in part due to a very controversial unanimous decision but gained a great deal of fan and media support after the bout.

Jardine also faced American Top Team’s Wilson Gouveia at The Ultimate Fighter 3 Finale. Although color commentator Joe Rogan believed that he lost the first round, Jardine managed to bounce back and defeat Gouveia via unanimous decision after three rounds. Jardine was then scheduled to fight Mike Nickels, a Light Heavyweight competitor from The Ultimate Fighter 3, but Nickels was forced to withdraw due to a back injury. Instead, he next faced The Ultimate Fighter 1 Light Heavyweight winner Forrest Griffin at UFC 66. Although considered an underdog in the bout, Jardine scored a TKO victory in the first round after he floored Forrest then took the full guard and brought many right hands over the top to cause the stoppage. At UFC 71, Jardine was scheduled to fight UFC newcomer Houston Alexander. During his pre-fight interview, Jardine complained about being matched against an unknown newcomer, believing that he deserved an opponent with a higher profile.

Jardine was then matched up against former long-time UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, Chuck Liddell at UFC 76. The bout was Liddell’s first fight since losing his belt to Quinton Jackson. Jardine landed numerous unchecked leg kicks and several body kicks to Liddell’s side throughout the fight, which was spent almost totally on the feet. The bout was ruled a split decision in Jardine’s favor, turning him into a top contender for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship. First, however, Jardine faced former PRIDE Middleweight Champion Wanderlei Silva. Silva swarmed Jardine with punches and knocked him out just 36 seconds into the first round. Jardine had to be helped up after the fight and was sent to the local hospital for observation.

After this loss, he faced Brandon Vera at UFC 89. Although it appeared that Vera kicked Jardine’s knee and injured him in the second round, Jardine ultimately earned a split decision victory over Vera. In a post-fight interview, Jardine stated that the injury was minor. With the victory, Jardine earned a shot at Quinton Jackson at UFC 96. Although the fight was considered an elimination bout for title contention, Jardine and former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Rashad Evans are close friends and training partners and both have stated that they will not fight each other. In a close fight, Jardine lost by unanimous decision. The bout was the Fight of the Night earning them a $60,000 bonus. Jardine was the last man to fight Jackson before his temporary retirement.

Jardine was knocked out by Thiago Silva at UFC 102 1:35 in the first round. He suffered his second consecutive knockout and third straight loss at the hands of Ryan Bader on February 21, 2010, at UFC 110. After being rocked by a straight right from Bader, he received a flying knee to the ribs and then a hook punch to the chin that knocked him out, two minutes into the third round.

Keith Jardine Breaking Bad

Keith was featured in the Breaking Bad season 3 episode “I.F.T”, where he played a criminal who gets into a bar fight.

Keith Jardine Record

RESULT              FIGHTER                       EVENT                                      METHOD/REFEREE
LOSS                    Roger Gracie              Strikeforce                                                Decision
Rockhold vs. Jardine

LOSS                   Luke Rockhold          Strikeforce                                                      TKO
Rockhold vs. Jardine

DRAW                Gegard Mousasi          Strikeforce                                                         Draw
Diaz vs Daley

WIN                     Aron Lofton              Fresquez Productions                                     TKO
Double Threat

WIN                 Francisco France          Nemesis Fighting                                          Decision
MMA Global Invasion

Keith Jardine Workout

Keith has opened his own studio, Hot Yoga Infusion after 11 years inside Octagon. This first-of-its-kind facility combines hot yoga TRX Training. As a TRX instructor, he uses functional training methods like TRX Suspension Training and TRX Rip Training to show his clients how to take better care of their bodies.

The TRX involves more functional movements that lead to stronger muscles, a stronger core and fewer injuries.
Hot Yoga Infusion’s schedule features TRX Suspension Training classes every day. Recently, the inventor of the TRX Rip Trainer, Pete Holman, led a Rip Training Course hosted at Jardine’s facility. They’ve since incorporated Rip Training into their programs to help members increase rotational strength, power, and mobility.

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Note: This biography is based on the available information as of 2023, and real-time updates or developments are being updated by our editorial team.