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UFC 1: Brave new world Royce Gracie won and the first UFC tournament changed the way the world viewed real-life combat.		UFC 2 – Royce repeats: Royce Gracie won his second consecutive tourney title. UFC 3 – The unlikely king: A smattering of injuries led to an unlikely UFC 3 champion. UFC 4 – Trouble on the horizon: Dan Severn made a splash, but Royce Gracie won again. UFC 5 – The first Superfight: This event set a PPV record that stood for more than a decade. UFC 6 – Wild West: One of the company’s most eventful shows in the cage and out.
UFC 7 – Luck of the draw: The UFC made its first and only trip to New York State. UFC 8 – No small Frye: Ken Shamrock’s Superfight title reign continued with no end in sight. UFC 9 – The show goes on: This event survived despite Sen. John McCain’s best efforts. UFC 10 – Birth of ground ‘n’ pound: Mark Coleman changed the sport of MMA in one night. UFC 11 – Coleman by default: Mark Coleman had the easiest UFC main event win ever.
UFC 12: The die is cast Out-of-the-ring issues didn’t stop UFC 12 but ultimately sealed the original UFC’s fate.		UFC 13 – Hall of Famers debut: UFC 13 featured the debuts of two future Hall of Famers. UFC 14 – Upset city: Maurice Smith delivered what was then the biggest upset in UFC history. UFC 15 – Change of plans: Randy Couture messed with UFC’s plans for the first time, but not the last. UFC 16 – Frank’s house: UFC 16 was the dawn of the Frank Shamrock era. UFC 17 – Chuck gets his start: UFC 17 featured Chuck Liddell’s debut.
UFC 18 – Rutten rules: Bas Rutten made his much-ballyhooed debut at UFC 18. UFC 19 – Setting the stage: Tito Ortiz’s win over Guy Mezger set up something bigger down the road. UFC 20 – Decisions, decisions: Some think Kevin Randleman was robbed of the UFC heavyweight title. UFC 21 – Hawkeye homecoming: Pat Miletich returned home to the Quad Cities for UFC 21. UFC 22 – Instant classic: Frank Shamrock vs. Tito Ortiz was the greatest match of the UFC’s early era. UFC 23 – The final tournament: UFC 23 featured the final one-night tournament in company history. UFC 24 – No main event: A backstage accident put the kibosh on UFC 24’s main event.
UFC 25: Tito’s time Tito Ortiz began what was for years the longest title reign in UFC history.		UFC 26 – Night to forget: Kevin Randleman vs. Pedro Rizzo ended up with the few fans in attendance throwing trash into the cage. UFC 27 – ‘The Beast’ meets Rizzo: Dan “The Beast” Severn returned, but Pedro Rizzo was waiting. UFC 28 – Randy repeats: The returning Randy Couture became a two-time champion. UFC 29 – Swan song: The UFC’s second Japan event was SEG’s last as owners. UFC 30 – New era dawns: The modern-day UFC got its start in Atlantic City.
UFC 31 – Penn’s debut: B.J. Penn earned the nickname “The Prodigy” at UFC 31. UFC 32 – Eying the Big Apple: The UFC set up shop across the river from NYC. UFC 33 – Overtime: The UFC’s return to pay-per-view was a step forward and two steps back. UFC 34 – Hughes is crowned: One of MMA’s most dominant title reigns began. UFC 35 – L’il Evil runs wild: Jens Pulver ruined B.J. Penn’s planned coronation. UFC 36 – Steroid controversy: Josh Barnett won the heavyweight title and was promptly stripped. UFC 37 – (And 37.5, too): UFC put together an impromptu card at FOX Sports’ request. UFC 38 – Brawls in and out of the hall: A legendary street fight happened after a memorable card. UFC 39 – Ricco shocks the world: Few finishes were as surprising as Ricco Rodriguez’s win over Randy Couture.
UFC 40: Signs of life Tito Ortiz vs. Ken Shamrock was the biggest UFC event in several years.		UFC 41 – ‘Maine-iac’ reigns: Tim Sylvia won the first of his two heavyweight titles. UFC 42 – Wrestler vs. wrestler: Matt Hughes got the best of Sean Sherk. UFC 43 – Randy’s big night: Randy Couture stunned Chuck Liddell for the interim light heavyweight title. UFC 44 – Tito’s spanking: Randy Couture taught Tito Ortiz a lesson in humility. UFC 45 – Hall of Fame is born: Royce Gracie and Ken Shamrock were the first inductees.
UFC 46 – Fluke injury: An accidental sliced eyelid brought an early halt to a title fight. UFC 47 – Chuck vs. Tito: A long-awaited showdown finally took place. UFC 48 – Snapped in half: Frank Mir left Tim Sylvia with a gruesome souvenir. UFC 49 – Champ again: Randy Couture took the rubber match in his trilogy with Vitor Belfort. UFC 50 – Hughes bests GSP: Matt Hughes got a leg up on the man who would take his title. UFC 51 – Tito flies the coop: Tito Ortiz left the UFC after a lackluster win.
UFC 52: Chuck strikes back Chuck Liddell took the rematch with Randy Couture and won the light heavyweight title.		UFC 53 – ‘Pit Bull’ attacks: Andrei Arlovski took apart Justin Eilers. UFC 54 – Chuck takes rematch: Jeremy Horn didn’t have a chance the second time. UFC 55 – Cop to it: Sean Gannon’s only UFC match was memorable for all the wrong reasons. UFC 56 – Wheels in motion: UFC 56 prompted events that impact the company to this day. UFC 57 – Chuck ices Randy: Chuck Liddell took his third and final match against Randy Couture.
UFC 58 – GSP on the rise: Georges St. Pierre stated his case with a win over B.J. Penn. UFC 59 – California bound: Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin brought the UFC to Cali with a bang. UFC 60 – New schools old: Royce Gracie returned and was run over by Matt Hughes. UFC 61 – The rematch: Tito Ortiz and Ken Shamrock set all sorts of records. UFC 62 – Deja vu: Chuck Liddell’s second match with Renato “Babalu” Sobral had a familiar look. UFC 63 – Instant classic: Matt Hughes rallied past B.J. Penn in one for the ages. UFC 64 – Silva era dawns: Anderson Silva delivered a stunning beating to Rich Franklin.
UFC 65: A star is born Georges St. Pierre rocketed to the top by beating Matt Hughes.		UFC 66 – Chuck-Tito 2: The UFC’s breakthrough year ended with its biggest match. UFC 67 – “Cro Cop” shows up: A former PRIDE star made his long-awaited UFC debut. UFC 68 – Pure magic: Randy Couture’s win over Tim Sylvia was a moment like few others. UFC 69 – Serra stunner: Matt Serra earned his spot in the UFC history books. UFC 70 – The Head Kick: Gabriel Gonzaga ruined the UFC’s plans with one big kick.
UFC 71 – On the Rampage: Quinton “Rampage” Jackson put a halt to Chuck Liddell’s title reign. UFC 72 – Northern Ireland debut: Rich Franklin escaped Belfast a winner after a tense third round. UFC 73 – Silva is stacked: Anderson Silva let everyone know he was in for a long title reign. UFC 74 – Couture defies time: Randy Couture’s win over Gabriel Gonzaga may have been his greatest yet. UFC 75 – Was Hamill robbed?: The Michael Bisping-Matt Hamill decision ignited a controversy. UFC 76 – Jardine’s shining moment: Keith Jardine didn’t go to UFC 76 to lose to Chuck Liddell. UFC 77 – No fluke: Anderson Silva took it to Rich Franklin a second time. UFC 78 – Heading east: The UFC made a long-awaited return to the East Coast. UFC 79 – Finally: The fans got a match six years in the making.
UFC 80: Penn alights B.J. Penn became the second fighter to hold championships in two weight classes, joining Randy Couture.		UFC 81 – Memorable debut: Brock Lesnar lost but was the star of the show. UFC 82 – One champion: UFC middleweight champ Anderson Silva met his PRIDE counterpart. UFC 83 – Montreal mayhem: The UFC’s Canada debut was an unforgettable event. UFC 84 – Tito’s exit: Tito Ortiz made more noise outside the cage than in it. UFC 85 – True bedlam: An unexpected chain of events led to Thiago Alves’ star turn.
UFC 86 – Contested decision: The Quinton Jackson-Forrest Griffin decision will long be debated. UFC 87 – Brock ‘n’ roll: Brock Lesnar rebounded from his loss to Frank Mir. UFC 88 – Goodnight Chuck: Rashad Evans scored a stunning knockout. UFC 89 – Mike’s house: Michael Bisping returned home a headliner. UFC 90 – Strange night: Anderson Silva’s match with Patrick Cote went awry. UFC 91 – Lesnar crowned: Brock Lesnar won UFC gold four fights into his career. UFC 92 – Triple main event: The UFC closed 2008 with a bang. UFC 93 – Dublin over: Dan Henderson and Rich Franklin introduced Ireland to the UFC.
UFC 94: Super rematch B.J. Penn’s much-anticipated rematch with Georges St. Pierre didn’t exactly go down as he envisioned.		UFC 95 – Next chapter: Diego Sanchez made a successful transition to lightweight. UFC 96 – Rampage reigns: Quinton Jackson edged Keith Jardine in a top-notch battle. UFC 97 – Silva wonderland: Anderson Silva put in a second-straight head-scratcher. UFC 98 – Full circle: Lyoto Machida put the “martial arts” back in MMA. UFC 99 – Stand and deliver: Rich Franklin and Wanderlei Silva produced fireworks in Germany.
UFC 100 – Crowning moment: Brock Lesnar ran roughshod over the UFC’s biggest show. UFC 101 – Silva’s revenge: Anderson Silva stole the show with a highlight-reel KO. UFC 102 – Couture, Nogueira finally meet: Randy Couture couldn’t win near his former home. UFC 103 – Return of “The Phenom:” Vitor Belfort’s UFC return was a smashing success. UFC 104 – Controversy reigns: Most thought Mauricio Rua earned the UFC light heavyweight title. UFC 105 – Couture marches on: Randy Couture handed Father Time yet another beatdown. UFC 106 – Griffin-Ortiz rematch: The reprise of a famous 2006 fight led to another decision. UFC 107 – Penn mightier than Sanchez: There seemed no end in sight to B.J. Penn’s lightweight title reign. UFC 108 – ‘Jinxed’ card delivered: The loss of 11 fighters didn’t stop this event from delivering solid action. UFC 109 – Battle of the aged: Randy Couture emerged victorious in a meeting of Hall of Famers