UFC 2

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UFC 2 was an early Ultimate Fighting Championship event in 1994 that helped popularize mixed martial arts, notably showcasing Royce Gracie’s dominance in no-holds-barred tournament competition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ultimate Fighting Championship event
mixed martial arts event
broadcastOn pay-per-view
city Denver NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
date 1994-03-11
era early no-holds-barred period of UFC
eventNumber 2
followedBy UFC 3 NERFINISHED
format single-night tournament
headliner Royce Gracie NERFINISHED
matchmaker Art Davie NERFINISHED
methodOfVictoryOptions corner stoppage
fighter quitting
knockout
referee stoppage
submission
notableFighter Albert Tuli NERFINISHED
Andre Van Den Oetelaar NERFINISHED
Fred Ettish NERFINISHED
Jason DeLucia NERFINISHED
Johnny Rhodes NERFINISHED
Minoki Ichihara NERFINISHED
Orlando Wiet NERFINISHED
Patrick Smith NERFINISHED
Ray Wizard NERFINISHED
Remco Pardoel NERFINISHED
Robert Lucarelli NERFINISHED
Royce Gracie NERFINISHED
Scott Morris NERFINISHED
numberOfFights 15
organizer Art Davie NERFINISHED
precededBy UFC 1 NERFINISHED
promotion Ultimate Fighting Championship NERFINISHED
referee John McCarthy NERFINISHED
rules no biting or eye-gouging
no judges
no rounds
no time limits
no weight classes
shortName UFC 2: No Way Out NERFINISHED
significance demonstrated effectiveness of Brazilian jiu-jitsu in MMA
early showcase of no-holds-barred mixed martial arts
helped popularize the Ultimate Fighting Championship
state Colorado
tournamentFinalBout Royce Gracie vs Patrick Smith
tournamentFinalResult Royce Gracie defeated Patrick Smith by submission
tournamentSize 16-man tournament
tournamentWinner Royce Gracie NERFINISHED
venue Mammoth Gardens NERFINISHED
year 1994

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