UFC 2

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UFC 2: No Way Out
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Details
Promotion Ultimate Fighting Championship
Brand(s)
Date March 11, 1994
Venue Mammoth Gardens
City Denver, Colorado
Attendance 2,000
Buyrate 300,000[1]
Pay-per-view chronology
UFC 1: The Beginning UFC 2: No Way Out UFC 3: The American Dream


UFC 2: No Way Out was the second mixed martial arts event held by the Ultimate Fighting Championship. It took place at the Mammoth Gardens in Denver, Colorado on March 11, 1994. The event used a sixteen-man tournament format, the first and only one in UFC's history. The winner recieved $60,000. The tournament had no weight classes or weight limits. Each match had no time limit or rounds, therefore no judges were used for the night. Competitors could only win a match by submission or knock out. Royce Gracie won the tournament by defeating Pat Smith via submission due to a rear naked choke. The event was the first appearance of referee John McCarthy, now a UFC staple. The event featured 16 separate fights, of which the last 8 were shown on the live pay-per-view broadcast.

Results

Main Card

First Round Bout: Scott Morris vs. Sean Daugherty

Morris defeated Daugherty by submission with a guillotine choke in :20 seconds. This match was not shown on the live pay-per-view broadcast.

First Round Bout: Patrick Smith vs. Ray Wizard

Smith defeated Wizard by submission with a guillotine choke in :58 seconds. This match was not shown on the live pay-per-view broadcast.

First Round Bout: Johnny Rhodes vs. David Levicki

Rhodes defeated Levicki by submission due to strikes at 12:13. This match was not shown on the live pay-per-view broadcast.

First Round Bout: Frank Hamaker vs. Thaddeus Luster

Hamaker defeated Luster by submission at 4:52. This match was not shown on the live pay-per-view broadcast.

First Round Bout: Orlando Weit vs. Robert Lucarelli

Weit defeated Lucarelli TKO with knees to the head at 2:50. This match was not shown on the live pay-per-view broadcast.

First Round Bout: Remco Pardoel vs. Alberta Cerra Leon

Pardoel defeatedd Loen vis submission with an armlock at 9:51. This match was not shown on the live pay-per-view broadcast.

First Round Bout: Jason Delucia vs. Scott Baker

Delucia defeated Baker via submission due to strikes at 6:41. This match was not shown on the live pay-per-view broadcast.

First Round Bout: Royce Gracie vs. Minoki Ichihara

Gracie defeated Ichihara via submission with a lapel choke at 5:08.

Quaterfinal Bout: Patrick Smith vs. Scott Morris

Smith defeated Morris via KO 1 0:30

Quaterfinal Bout: Johnny Rhodes vs. Fred Ettish

Rhodes defeated Ettish submission with a rear naked choke at 3:07. Ettish was a replacement for Hamaker, who was injured.

Quaterfinal Bout: Remco Pardoel vs. Orlando Weit

Pardoel defeated Wiet by KO with elbows on the ground at 1:29.

Quaterfinal Bout: Royce Gracie vs. Jason Delucia

Gracie defeated Delucia via submission with an armlock at 1:07.

Semifinal Bout: Patrick Smith vs. Johnny Rhodes

Smith defeated Rhodes via submission with a guillotine choke at 1:07.

Semifinal Bout: Royce Gracie vs. Remco Pardoel

Gracie defeated Pardoel via submission with a lapel choke at 1:31.

Finals: Royce Gracie vs. Patrick Smith

Gracie defeated Smith via submission due to strikes at 1:17 to win UFC 2.

UFC 2 Bracket

  First Round Second Round Semifinals Finals
                                     
 Patrick Smith  
 Ray Wizard  
   Patrick Smith  
   Scott Morris  
 Scott Morris
 Sean Daugherty  
   Patrick Smith  
   Johnny Rhodes  
 Johnny Rhodes  
 David Levicki  
   Johnny Rhodes
   Fred Ettish 1  
 Frank Hamaker
 Thadius Luster  
   Patrick Smith
   Royce Gracie
 Remco Pardoel  
 Alberto de Leon  
   Remco Pardoel
   Orlando Weit  
 Orlando Weit
 Robert Lucarelli  
   Remco Pardoel
   Royce Gracie  
 Jason Delucia  
 Scott Baker  
   Jason Delucia
   Royce Gracie  
 Royce Gracie
 Minoki Ichihara  

1 Frank Hamaker was forced to withdraw due to injury. He was replaced by Fred Ettish.

See also

References

  1. Walter, Donald F. , Jr. Mixed Martial Arts: Ultimate Sport, or Ultimately Illegal? Grapplearts.com. December 8 2003. Retrieved June 2 2006.
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