Cain Velasquez Released on Parole

- The shooting incident on February 28, 2022, involved a high-speed car chase spanning 11 miles. Velasquez pursued a truck carrying Harry Goularte Jr., a man accused of molesting Velasquez's four-year-old son at a daycare run by Goularte's mother. Goularte had been released on bail just days before the shooting. - During the chase, Velasquez rammed the other vehicle and fired a .40-caliber handgun multiple times. He did not strike his intended target, but instead wounded Goularte's stepfather, who was driving the truck. - Velasquez pleaded "no contest" to multiple felony charges, including attempted murder and assault with a firearm. He was credited for the 1,283 days he had already spent in custody and under house arrest before his sentencing. - The man Velasquez targeted, Harry Goularte Jr., still faces a felony charge of lewd acts with a minor and his case is ongoing. In addition to the criminal case against him, Velasquez has also filed a civil lawsuit against Goularte. - Velasquez is a two-time former UFC Heavyweight Champion with a professional record of 14 wins and 3 losses. His most notable victories include defeating Brock Lesnar in 2010 to win the title and winning a trilogy fight against Junior dos Santos in 2013. - His brief WWE career in 2019 began with a surprise debut, confronting his former UFC rival Brock Lesnar. The storyline was a direct reference to their real-life 2010 title fight, but Velasquez's wrestling tenure was cut short due to injury and budget cuts. - The "mental reset" seminars Velasquez plans to host will focus on holotropic breathwork, a practice he credits with helping him physically, mentally, and spiritually. The paid, in-person events are set to include guided breathing, a Q&A session, and a personal meet-and-greet.