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UFC mixed martial arts event in 2016
UFC 205: Alvarez vs. McGregor
The poster for UFC 205: Alvarez vs. McGregor
PromotionUltimate Fighting Championship
DateNovember 12, 2016 (2016-11-12)
VenueMadison Square Garden
CityNew York City, U.S.
Attendance20,427[1]
Total gate$17,700,000[1]
Buyrate1,300,000[2]
Event chronology
The Ultimate Fighter Latin America 3 Finale: dos Anjos vs. FergusonUFC 205: Alvarez vs. McGregorUFC Fight Night: Mousasi vs. Hall 2

UFC 205: Alvarez vs. McGregor was amixed martial arts event promoted by theUltimate Fighting Championship held on November 12, 2016, atMadison Square Garden inNew York City,New York.[3]

In what was described by UFC presidentDana White as the "biggest fight card" in the company's history,[4]Conor McGregor became the first fighter in the promotion's history to hold titles in two divisions simultaneously.[5][6]

Background

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This event was the first UFC event hosted inNew York City. It was also the first UFC event hosted in the state ofNew York after the longtime professional MMA ban was revoked in early 2016. To this point,UFC 7 was the only event contested in the state, taking place in September 1995 inBuffalo.[3]

The UFC worked tirelessly to surpass the law that forbade professional mixed martial arts events in the state, including a drastic measure: they announced an event (UFC 197) for theMadison Square Garden, despite the ban still being in effect.[7] However, it was announced that a preliminary injunction allowing the promotion to hold the event was denied by a federal judge.[8] The event was eventually moved and contested in the promotion's home base ofLas Vegas, Nevada.

Main card: three title bouts, including a champion vs. champion contest

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Alvarez(left) had his first title defense, while McGregor(right) has not defended his since winning it againstJosé Aldo atUFC 194 in December 2015.

The event was headlined by aUFC Lightweight Championship bout between then championEddie Alvarez andUFC Featherweight ChampionConor McGregor.[9] This was the second time in UFC history that champions in different divisions fought for the same title. The first time was atUFC 94 on January 31, 2009, when then-welterweight championGeorges St-Pierre defended his title against then-lightweight championB.J. Penn.

Alvarez was originally expected to make his first title defense against undefeated contenderKhabib Nurmagomedov, but it was announced on September 21 that Alvarez missed the contract deadline for the bout and in consequence it was expected to take place atUFC 206 in December.[10] Meanwhile, McGregor was previously expected to challenge for the lightweight title atUFC 196 in February against then championRafael dos Anjos. Dos Anjos eventually pulled out due to a broken foot and the bout never materialized.[11]

AUFC Welterweight Championship bout between the championTyron Woodley and five-timekickboxing world championStephen Thompson took place at the co-main event.[12]

A third title fight, aUFC Women's Strawweight Championship bout between the championJoanna Jędrzejczyk andKarolina Kowalkiewicz was also part of the card.[13] The duo met previously in their amateur days in 2012, when Jędrzejczyk defeated Kowalkiewicz via submission in the Amatorska Liga MMA Tournament final.[14]

Madison Square Garden hosted the much anticipatedNew York City debut of the UFC.

A potential middleweight title eliminator between formerUFC Middleweight ChampionChris Weidman and2000 Olympic silver medalist and former world champion infreestyle wrestlingYoel Romero took place at this portion of the event.[15]

A welterweight bout between former championRobbie Lawler and former lightweight title challengerDonald Cerrone was the first confirmed bout of the event.[16] However, just a few days after the announcement, it was revealed the Lawler decided to take a little more time to get ready for the fight after losing his title via knockout atUFC 201.[17] He was replaced byThe Ultimate Fighter: Team Jones vs. Team Sonnen middleweight winnerKelvin Gastelum, who was scheduled to faceJorge Masvidal one week earlier than the event.[18]

Opening the main card was a women's bantamweight bout between formerStrikeforce andUFC Women's Bantamweight ChampionMiesha Tate andRaquel Pennington.[19][20] Tate was Pennington's coach duringThe Ultimate Fighter: Team Rousey vs. Team Tate.

Preliminary card: a former champion and title challengers stack the under-card

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A featherweight contest between former lightweight championFrankie Edgar andJeremy Stephens was the featured bout of the preliminary card.[21] A few other bouts also took part of theFox Sports 1 televised prelims:

A lightweight bout betweenAl Iaquinta and former welterweight title challengerThiago Alves was previously linked toUFC 202.[26] However, the pairing was initially delayed and was expected to be contested at this event.[27] Subsequently, Iaquinta announced on September 19 that he pulled out due to a contract dispute with the promotion.[28] He was replaced byJim Miller.[29] The bout headlined theUFC Fight Pass portion of the event.

To complete the card, there was a women's bantamweight bout between former title challengerLiz Carmouche andKatlyn Chookagian.[30]

A light heavyweight bout betweenGian Villante andMarcos Rogério de Lima was briefly linked to the event.[31] However, Villante pulled out of the fight on September 21 citing injury and the bout was scrapped.[32]

A middleweight bout betweenTim Kennedy and formerUFC Light Heavyweight Champion and divisional newcomerRashad Evans was scheduled for the FS1 portion of the event.[33] However, on November 8, Evans was pulled from the fight after an undisclosed irregularity was found during his pre-fight medical exam. Subsequently, Kennedy was removed from the card as well.[34][35][36]

Weigh-ins

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At the weigh-ins, Alves was over his division weight limit by six pounds, weighing in at 162.6 lb. PerNew York State Athletic Commission (NYSAC) rules, opposing lightweight fighters must weigh within 7 pounds of one another.[37] Having not yet completed his own official weigh-in, Alves' opponent Jim Miller (who was within the designated lightweight limit) was able to rehydrate and officially weigh in over the limit himself, at 157.6 lb, allowing the bout to proceed as catchweight. NYSAC and UFC officials indicated that Alves must not weigh more than 173 lb the day of the fight, or it would be cancelled. As a result of missing the original designated weight, Alves was fined 20% of his purse, which went to his opponent.[37]

Kelvin Gastelum did not appear for the official weigh-ins, announcing via Twitter that he would not fight Cerrone "on account that he couldn't make the weight limit". Prior to this announcement, Cerrone had already successfully weighed in at 170.4 lb, meaning he was unable to subsequently rehydrate as Miller did, to keep within 7 pounds of his over-weight opponent.[38][39] In an interview after hearing the news, Cerrone stated he would have "blown weight too," had Gastelum informed him prior.[40] As a result, Gastelum was pulled from the card and UFC presidentDana White stated he will never let him fight at welterweight in the organization again, and that he believes Gastelum missed weight by 10 pounds.[41] Despite the one-day notice, it was reported a small number of fighters were interested in filling in to fight Cerrone. According to one candidateAlan Jouban, UFC matchmaker Joe Silva was interested in having him fill in, however, according to Jouban, the NYSAC would not consider sanctioning any fighters on such short notice.[42]

Consequently, the bout was scrapped. Cerrone was quickly rescheduled and facedMatt Brown the following month atUFC 206.[43]

Results

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Main Card
Weight classMethodRoundTimeNotes
LightweightConor McGregordef.Eddie Alvarez (c)TKO (punches)23:04[a]
WelterweightTyron Woodley (c)vs.Stephen ThompsonDraw (majority) (47–47, 47–47, 48–47)55:00[b]
Women's StrawweightJoanna Jędrzejczyk (c)def.Karolina KowalkiewiczDecision (unanimous) (49–46, 49–46, 49–46)55:00[c]
MiddleweightYoel Romerodef.Chris WeidmanKO (flying knee and punches)30:24
Women's BantamweightRaquel Penningtondef.Miesha TateDecision (unanimous) (29–28, 30–27, 30–27)35:00
Preliminary Card (Fox Sports 1)
FeatherweightFrankie Edgardef.Jeremy StephensDecision (unanimous) (29-28, 30-27, 30-27)35:00
LightweightKhabib Nurmagomedovdef.Michael JohnsonSubmission (kimura)32:31
MiddleweightTim Boetschdef.Rafael NatalTKO (punches)13:22
WelterweightVicente Luquedef.Belal MuhammadKO (punches)11:19
Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass)
Catchweight (162.6 lb)Jim Millerdef.Thiago AlvesDecision (unanimous) (30–27, 29–28, 30–27)35:00
Women's BantamweightLiz Carmouchedef.Katlyn ChookagianDecision (split) (28–29, 29–28, 29–28)35:00
  1. ^For theUFC Lightweight Championship.
  2. ^For theUFC Welterweight Championship.
  3. ^For theUFC Women's Strawweight Championship.

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Bonus awards

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The following fighters were awarded $50,000 bonuses:[45]

  • Fight of the Night: Tyron Woodley vs. Stephen Thompson
  • Performance of the Night:Conor McGregor andYoel Romero

Records set

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The ceremonialweigh-ins set an attendance record of 15,480 spectators.[46] The event reportedly generated $17,700,000 ingate receipts, which broke theUFC 129 record for a mixed martial arts event, as well as the record for the venue,Madison Square Garden.[1] The attendance of 20,427 was the highest for a domestic event.[1][failed verification] These records have since been surpassed byUFC 306 on September 14, 2024 which generated $21,829,245[47] andUFC 281 on November 12, 2022 which had 20,845 people in attendance.[48]

The pre-fight documentaryFighting for History drew 2.4 million viewers onFox, the most of any preview show in UFC history.[49]

TheReebok athlete outfitting pay was the highest in history, with a total of $392,500.[50]

With his win, McGregor became the first fighter in the promotion's history to hold two titles simultaneously.[51]

Aftermath

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On November 21, the NYSAC administratively suspended Gastelum for six months because he did not attend the weigh-ins. An administrative suspension is different from a typical commission suspension in that it does not have to be reciprocated by other jurisdictions.[52] Despite being originally expected to value only in New York, it was announced two days later that the suspension was added to the database of theAssociation of Boxing Commissions (ABC) and it could be extend to other jurisdictions as well. Gastelum's team announced they would enter an appeal.[53] Gastelum was cleared of his suspension on November 30, which allowed him to face Kennedy atUFC 206, as Evans once again was pulled from the bout.[54]

The NYSAC also issued a three-month suspension for Alves due to him missing weight,[55] as well as a two-month suspension for Romero for leaving cage right after defeating Weidman. Romero jumped over the Octagon in adulation, did a soldier's march around the outside perimeter of the cage, and then entered back in for the official results.[56]

On November 26, due to his inactivity in the featherweight division, McGregor was stripped of theUFC Featherweight Championship, therefore promotingJosé Aldo to undisputed champion.[57][58]

On April 1, 2017, it was announced that Good will receive a six-month suspension from USADA retroactive to his positive test. "USADA found that Lyman's October 2016 flagged urine specimen was the result of tainted vitamins and not the result of any intentional violation", Good’s lawyer David Fish said.[59]

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