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UFC 41

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UFC mixed martial arts event in 2003
UFC 41: Onslaught
The poster for UFC 41: Onslaught
PromotionUltimate Fighting Championship
DateFebruary 28, 2003
VenueBoardwalk Hall
CityAtlantic City,New Jersey
Attendance11,707[1]
Event chronology
UFC 40: VendettaUFC 41: OnslaughtUFC 42: Sudden Impact

UFC 41: Onslaught was amixed martial arts event held by theUltimate Fighting Championship on February 28, 2003, at theBoardwalk Hall inAtlantic City,New Jersey. The event was broadcast live onpay-per-view in theUnited States, and later released onDVD.

History

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UFC 41 featured two championship bouts, aHeavyweight Championship Bout betweenRicco Rodriguez andTim Sylvia, and aLightweight Championship Bout betweenB.J. Penn andCaol Uno. The event also marked the return ofTank Abbott to theUFC.Ken Shamrock served as the color commentator for this card.

Results

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Main Card
Weight classMethodRoundTimeNotes
HeavyweightTim Sylviadef.Ricco Rodriguez (c)TKO (punches)13:09[a]
HeavyweightFrank Mirdef.Tank AbbottSubmission (toe hold)10:46
LightweightB.J. Pennvs.Caol UnoDraw (split) (48–46, 47–48, 48–48)55:00[b]
MiddleweightMatt Lindlanddef.Phil BaroniDecision (unanimous) (29–28, 29–28, 29–28)35:00
HeavyweightVladimir Matyushenkodef.Pedro RizzoDecision (unanimous) (29–28, 30–27, 29–28)35:00
Preliminary card
LightweightDin Thomasdef.Matt SerraDecision (split)35:00[c]
HeavyweightGan McGeedef.Alexandre DantasTKO (punches)14:49
LightweightYves Edwardsdef.Rich ClementiSubmission (rear-naked choke)34:07
  1. ^For theUFC Heavyweight Championship.
  2. ^For the vacantUFC Lightweight Championship. Penn and Uno fought to a split draw after five rounds. Judges scored the bout 48–47 Uno, 48–46 Penn, and 48–48. This match was the final match of a 4-man tournament that took place over several cards to crown a new lightweight champion, the first round occurred onUFC 39. Without a definite outcome, the title remained vacant and eventually put the Lightweight division on hiatus. The Lightweight championship would be contested once again atUFC 64 and since then has become a permanent fixture in the UFC.
  3. ^Thomas wins by split decision. Originally, Matt Serra had won by split decision. Further inspection revealed that Judge Doc Hamilton had transposed his scoring in the final round, accidentally giving Serra's column the winning score of ten instead of its intended slot to Thomas. Setting a precedent for the sport, theNew Jersey State Athletic Control Board deemed the decision be reversed, and UFC president Dana White personally reported the change to Thomas and his team.

Lightweight tournament bracket

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SemifinalsFinals (UFC 41)
      
United StatesB.J. PennDU
United StatesMatt Serra3
United StatesB.J. PennDS1
JapanCaol Uno15:00
JapanCaol UnoDU
United StatesDin Thomas3

1 In UFC 41,B.J. Penn andCaol Uno had a split draw. (48-46, 47-48, 48-48). There was no champion.

Encyclopedia awards

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The following fighters were honored in the October 2011 book titledUFC Encyclopedia.[2]

  • Fight of the Night: Matt Lindland vs. Phil Baroni
  • Knockout of the Night: Tim Sylvia
  • Submission of the Night: Frank Mir

See also

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References

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  1. ^"UFC 41: 'Maine-iac' reigns".Yahoo Sports. 2009-05-13. Retrieved2024-03-30.
  2. ^Gerbasi, Thomas (2011-10-17).UFC Encyclopedia - The Definitive Guide to the Ultimate Fighting Championship. New York: DK. p. 199.ISBN 978-0756683610.

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