Personal details
- Birth Date: 1983-03-29
- Height: 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Birth Location: Broomfield, Colorado, USA
- Professions: Actor, Producer, Stunts
Donald Cerrone, yeah, that’s the same Cowboy who’s thrown down in the UFC cage more times than you can count, was born March 29, 1983, in Broomfield, Colorado. And, honestly, fighting’s just one chapter—he’s carved out a whole second act as an actor and producer. You’ve probably spotted him popping up in some pretty gritty flicks, too. Like, he’s in “News of the World” (2020), riding alongside Tom Hanks in a wild-west post-Civil War drama that’s way heavier than your average Sunday night fare. Then there’s “Copshop” (2021), which, man, is just a messy, violent, darkly funny standoff that doesn’t let up for a second—Cerrone’s right at home in that kind of chaos, trust me. And don’t forget “Spenser Confidential” (2020)—that Mark Wahlberg Netflix action-comedy where every character’s got a chip on their shoulder and Cerrone gets to flex that tough-guy charisma that made him a legend in the octagon. Seems like wherever he lands, he brings that same no-nonsense energy that fans loved in the cage, only now he’s throwing punches on the big screen. Honestly, the transition from MMA mayhem to Hollywood brawls is just peak Cerrone. He’s not just dabbling either; dude’s really out here building a new legacy, and whether he’s the hero, villain, or somewhere in between, you can bet he’s bringing the Cowboy swagger with him.
This flick dives into the world of a legit American MMA fighter, who’s not just a beast in the cage but also rocked it as a pro kickboxer. Dude’s got black belts in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Gaidojutsu (try saying that three times fast), so yeah, he’s a total martial arts encyclopedia in motion. The story’s all about his grind—brutal training sessions, the whole blood-sweat-tears routine, and those wild moments inside the octagon where one mistake turns the fight upside down. There’s drama, obviously, with rivals gunning for his spot and his own struggles to keep his head straight. Family, loyalty, maybe a little bit of heartbreak thrown in, because why not? The fight scenes are gnarly, real bone-crunching stuff, but it’s not just about smashing faces—there’s actually a heart here, showing what it takes to get up after getting knocked down, both in the ring and out of it. Total adrenaline rush.
March 29, 1983
6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Broomfield, Colorado, USA
42 years old