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UFC 16

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UFC mixed martial arts event in 1998
UFC 16: Battle in the Bayou
The poster for UFC 16: Battle in the Bayou
PromotionUltimate Fighting Championship
DateMarch 13, 1998
VenuePontchartrain Center
CityKenner,Louisiana
Attendance4,600
Event chronology
UFC Japan: Ultimate JapanUFC 16: Battle in the BayouUFC 17: Redemption

UFC 16: Battle in the Bayou was amixed martial arts event held by theUltimate Fighting Championship on March 13, 1998, inKenner,Louisiana. The event was seen live on pay per view in theUnited States, and later released onhome video.[1][2]

History

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UFC 16 featured the first ever UFC Welterweight tournament in the USA (for fighters under 170 lb), as well as a Light Heavyweight Championship bout, a Heavyweight and a Light Heavyweight Superfight, and two alternate bouts in case of tournament injury.

UFC 16 marked the first appearance of the influential fighterPat Miletich, who would go on to createMiletich Fighting Systems.Tank Abbott is a guest commentator for the Heavyweight Superfight.

TheUFC Light Heavyweight Championship bout, was billed to be championFrank Shamrock's biggest test, in Battlecade star, Igor Zinoviev. This would end up being the final match of Zinoviev's career, as he suffered a career-ending collarbone injury from Shamrock's victorious KO slam.

Kimo Leopoldo returned to the UFC at UFC 16 and fought top Japanese fighterTsuyoshi Kohsaka. Kimo dominated the first portion of the fight but began to fatigue and eventually lost the fight by decision.

Results

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UFC Light Heavyweight Championship
Weight classMethodRoundTimeNotes
Light HeavyweightFrank Shamrock (c)def.Igor ZinovievKO (slam)0:22[a]
Heavyweight bout
HeavyweightTsuyoshi Kohsakadef.Kimo LeopoldoDecision (unanimous)15:00
Light Heavyweight bout
Light HeavyweightJerry Bohlanderdef.Kevin JacksonTechnical submission (armbar)10:21[b]
Welterweight Tournament Finals
WelterweightPat Miletichdef.Chris BrennanSubmission (shoulder choke)9:01[c]
Welterweight Tournament Semifinals
WelterweightMikey Burnettdef.Eugenio TadeuTKO (punches)9:46[d]
WelterweightPat Miletichdef.Townsend SaundersDecision (split)15:00
Welterweight Tournament Alternate bouts
WelterweightLaVerne Clarkdef.Josh StuartTKO (punches)1:15
WelterweightChris Brennandef.Courtney TurnerSubmission (armbar)1:20
  1. ^ For theUFC Light Heavyweight Championship.
  2. ^ Jackson refused to tap, refereeJohn McCarthy stopped the fight.
  3. ^ Mikey Burnett withdrew from the tournament due to a broken finger and was replaced by Brennan.
  4. ^ Burnett had to withdraw from the tournament due to a broken finger suffered during this bout.[3]

UFC 16 Welterweight Tournament Bracket

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SemifinalsFinals
      
Mikey BurnettTKO
Eugenio Tadeu9:46
Pat MiletichSUB
Chris Brennan19:02
Pat MiletichDEC
Townsend Saunders15:00

1 Mikey Burnett withdrew from the tournament due to a broken finger and was replaced by Chris Brennan.

See also

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References

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  1. ^"UFC 16 | Battle in the Bayou | UFC". 14 September 2018.
  2. ^"UFC 16: Battle in the Bayou | MMA Event".
  3. ^http://www.profighting-fans.com/articles/ufc-results/ufc-16-results.html[dead link]

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