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UFC 22

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UFC mixed martial arts event in 1999
UFC 22: Only One Can be Champion
The poster for UFC 22: Only One Can be Champion
PromotionUltimate Fighting Championship
DateSeptember 24, 1999
VenueLake Charles Civic Center
CityLake Charles,Louisiana
Event chronology
UFC 21: Return of the ChampionsUFC 22: Only One Can be ChampionUFC 23: Ultimate Japan 2

UFC 22: Only One Can be Champion was amixed martial arts event held by theUltimate Fighting Championship on September 24, 1999 at theLake Charles Civic Center inLake Charles,Louisiana.

History

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The event was headlined by aLight Heavyweight Championship bout betweenFrank Shamrock andTito Ortiz. The Ortiz-Shamrock fight was notable for being widely considered one of the best MMA fights ever at the time it took place, due to the complete range of skills shown by both fighters. The bout featured back-and-forth action which saw multiple takedowns from Ortiz and crispkickboxing displayed by Shamrock, who eventually forced Ortiz into submission with brutal punches, elbows, and hammerfists to the temple late in the 4th round. Shamrock would begin his short lived semi-retirement after this bout, citing a lack of competition.

UFC 22 marked the first UFC appearance of futureUFC Welterweight ChampionMatt Hughes, who would go on to dominate the UFC's Welterweight division, as well as futureUFC Lightweight ChampionshipJens Pulver, who fought in a preliminary bout that was not televised.

Brad Kohler scored one of the more infamous knockouts in MMA history. 30 seconds into Round 1, Kohler feigned a takedown attempt, only to land an explosive right cross. Steve Judson was knocked out instantly, and suffered a deep gash to his chin at the point of impact. Remaining unconscious and showing signs of having difficulty breathing, referees immediately signaled to the medical staff who administered oxygen treatment to Judson, who was taken out via stretcher to the local hospital.

The event was the second to feature rounds following the significant rule changes first introduced inUFC 21.

Results

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Main Card
Weight classMethodRoundTimeNotes
MiddleweightFrank Shamrock (c)def.Tito OrtizTKO (submission to punches)44:42[a]
LightweightJens Pulvervs.Alfonso AlcarezDraw25:00[b]
HeavyweightBrad Kohlerdef.Steve JudsonKO (punch)10:30
HeavyweightTim Lajcikvs.Ron WatermanDraw35:00[c]
LightweightJohn Lewisdef.Lowell AndersonTKO (corner stoppage)30:13
LightweightMatt Hughesdef.Valeri IgnatovDecision (unanimous)35:00[d]
HeavyweightJeremy Horndef.Jason GodseySubmission (armlock)12:08
MiddleweightChuck Liddelldef.Paul JonesTKO (cut)13:53
  1. ^ For theUFC Light Heavyweight Championship.
  2. ^ Initially ruled a unanimous decision for Pulver, the decision was later overturned to a draw. This bout was not televised.
  3. ^ The bout was ruled a draw after three five-minute rounds.
  4. ^ Welterweight division did not exist yet.

Encyclopedia awards

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The following fighters were honored in the October 2011 book titledUFC Encyclopedia.[1]

  • Fight of the Night: Frank Shamrock vs. Tito Ortiz
  • Knockout of the Night: Brad Kohler
  • Submission of the Night: Jeremy Horn

See also

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External links

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References

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  1. ^Gerbasi, Thomas (2011-10-17).UFC Encyclopedia - The Definitive Guide to the Ultimate Fighting Championship. New York: DK. p. 175.ISBN 978-0756683610.
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