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UFC 12

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UFC mixed martial arts event in 1997
UFC 12: Judgement Day
The poster for UFC 12: Judgement Day
PromotionUltimate Fighting Championship
DateFebruary 7, 1997
VenueDothan Civic Center
CityDothan,Alabama
Attendance3,100
Buyrate122,000
Event chronology
Ultimate Ultimate 1996UFC 12: Judgement DayUFC 13: Ultimate Force

UFC 12: Judgement Day was amixed martial arts event held by theUltimate Fighting Championship on February 7, 1997 at theDothan Civic Center inDothan,Alabama.[1] The event was seen live on pay per view in theUnited States, and later released onhome video. This event was alsoVitor Belfort's debut in the UFC.

History

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UFC 12 was the firstUFC event to feature weight classes; heavyweights (200 lb and over) and lightweights (under 200 lb) battled in two separate mini tournaments, each consisting of two semifinal bouts and a finals match.

The event also featured a Superfight betweenDan Severn andMark Coleman. The fight would unify theUFC Superfight Championship with the UFC tournament championship and determine the first everUFC Heavyweight Champion. Mark Coleman was a late substitution forDon Frye, who had earned the rematch with Severn after winning theUltimate Ultimate 1996, but was unable to participate in UFC 12 because of injuries he had suffered in that previous event. Frye never returned to the UFC. "Judgement Day" also featured two alternate bouts in case of tournament injury.

UFC 12 marked the first UFC appearance ofVitor Belfort, who won the heavyweight tournament and was only 19 years of age. UFC 12 also marked the first appearance of commentatorJoe Rogan, who handled backstage interviews for the event and interviewed the winners of the main events.

After being removed from many pay per view carriers, and with mounting pressure from politicians such as SenatorJohn McCain, the UFC had continuing troubles finding a venue, and a state, that would host UFC 12.[2]It was first announced that UFC 12 would be held inNiagara Falls, New York, to which it was ultimately denied sanctioning rights. Next, it was announced that UFC 12 would be held inOregon, which soon banned the event. Finally, the UFC returned toAlabama, where it appeared in the small city ofDothan, located about 200 miles southeast ofBirmingham.

The UFC would continue to hold events exclusively in theSouthern US States (aside from occasional shows inJapan andBrazil) until 2001, when the UFC was sanctioned by theNew Jersey State Athletic Commission.

Results

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Lightweight Finals
Weight classMethodRoundTimeNotes
LightweightJerry Bohlanderdef.Nick SanzoSubmission (neck crank)0:39[a]
Lightweight Semifinals
LightweightJerry Bohlanderdef.Rainy MartinezSubmission (rear naked choke)1:18
LightweightYoshiki Takahashidef.Wallid IsmailDecision15:00[b]
Lightweight Alternate bout
LightweightNick Sanzodef.Jackie LeeTKO (strikes)0:48
UFC Heavyweight Championship
Weight classMethodRoundTimeNotes
HeavyweightMark Colemandef.Dan SevernSubmission (neck crank)2:57[c]
Heavyweight Finals
HeavyweightVitor Belfortdef.Scott FerrozzoTKO (punches)0:43
Heavyweight Semifinals
HeavyweightScott Ferrozzodef.Jim MullenTKO (knees)8:02
HeavyweightVitor Belfortdef.Tra TelligmanTKO (cut)1:17
Heavyweight Alternate bout
HeavyweightJustin Martindef.Eric MartinSubmission (heel hook)0:14
  1. ^ Sanzo replaced Takahashi who broke his hand fighting Ismail.
  2. ^ Takahashi broke his hand during the bout, and was unable to continue in the tournament.
  3. ^ For the inauguralUFC Heavyweight Championship.

UFC 12 Lightweight Tournament Bracket

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SemifinalsFinals
      
United StatesJerry BohlanderFIN
United StatesRainy Martinez1:18
United StatesJerry BohlanderFIN
United StatesNick Sanzo[a]0:39
JapanYoshiki TakahashiDU
Wallid Ismail15:00
  • a.^ Nick Sanzo replaced Yoshiki Takahashi.

UFC 12 Heavyweight Tournament Bracket

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SemifinalsFinals
      
United StatesScott FerrozzoTKO
United StatesJim Mullen8:02
United StatesScott Ferrozzo0:43
BrazilVitor BelfortTKO
BrazilVitor BelfortTKO
United StatesTra Telligman1:17

See also

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References

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  1. ^"UFC 25 Years In Short: Judgement Day".UFC. 5 November 2018.
  2. ^Wilcox, Nate (15 April 2009)."UFC 12: Run Out of New York".Bloody Elbow.

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