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UFC 3

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
UFC mixed martial arts event in 1994
For the video game, seeEA Sports UFC 3.
UFC 3: The American Dream
The poster for UFC 3: The American Dream
PromotionUltimate Fighting Championship
DateSeptember 9, 1994[1]
VenueGrady Cole Center
CityCharlotte,North Carolina
Attendance3,000
Buyrate90,000
Event chronology
UFC 2: No Way OutUFC 3: The American DreamUFC 4: Revenge of the Warriors

The Ultimate Fighting Championship III (later renamedUFC 3: The American Dream) was amixed martial arts (MMA) event held by theUltimate Fighting Championship (UFC) on September 9, 1994, atGrady Cole Center inCharlotte,North Carolina, United States. The event was seen live onpay-per-view in theUnited States, and was later released onhome video.

History

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UFC 3 used an eight-mantournament format, with the winner receiving $60,000. The tournament had no weight classes or weight limits. Each match had no time limit or rounds; therefore no judges were used for the night. Competitors could only win a match bysubmission, throwing in the towel,knockout, or referee stoppage. This event marked the first time the referee was given the authority to stop the contest. Thereferee for the night was once again"Big" John McCarthy.

Replacement fighterSteve Jennum won the tournament by defeatingHarold Howard via submission due to strikes, despite only fighting in the finals. Jennum was a replacement forKen Shamrock, who made it to the finals but withdrew due to injury.[2] This was the firstUFC tournament that was not won byRoyce Gracie, who won his quarterfinal fight but withdrew as the semifinal fight was about to start, likely due to fatigue from the previous round.[3] After Jennum wonUFC 3 as an alternate,UFC instituted alternate qualifying bouts to balance out fatigue, and to lessen the advantage that alternates previously had entering the tournament without fighting quarterfinal bouts.

Results

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Final
Weight classMethodRoundTimeNotes
N/ASteve Jennumdef.Harold HowardTKO (submission to punches)1:27[a]
Semifinals
N/AKen Shamrockdef.Felix MitchellSubmission (rear-naked choke)4:34[b]
Quarterfinals
N/AKeith Hackneydef.Emmanuel YarbroughTKO (punches)1:59
N/AKen Shamrockdef.Christophe LeiningerTKO (submission to punches)4:49
N/AHarold Howarddef.Roland PayneKO (punch)0:46
N/ARoyce Graciedef.Kimo LeopoldoSubmission (armlock)4:40[c]
  1. ^ Jennum was a replacement for Ken Shamrock who withdrew due to injury.
  2. ^ Keith Hackney was forced to withdraw due to injury. He was replaced by Felix Mitchell.
  3. ^ Due to fatigue sustained during the fight, Gracie was unable to continue in the tournament.

UFC 3 bracket

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QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinals
         
United StatesKeith Hackney
(Kenpo)
TKO
United StatesEmmanuel Yarborough
(Sumo)
1:59
United States Felix Mitchell
1(Kung fu)
4:34
United StatesKen ShamrockSUB
United StatesKen Shamrock
(Shootfighting)
TKO
United StatesChristophe Leininger
(Judo)
4:49
United StatesSteve Jennum
3(Ninjutsu)
TKO
CanadaHarold Howard1:27
CanadaHarold Howard
(Gōjū-ryū)
KO
United States Roland Payne
(Muay Thai)
0:46
CanadaHarold Howard
BrazilRoyce Gracie
2
BrazilRoyce Gracie
(Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu)
SUB
United StatesKimo Leopoldo
(Taekwondo)
4:40

1Keith Hackney was forced to withdraw due to injury. He was replaced by Felix Mitchell.
2Royce Gracie's corner threw in the towel before the fight, soHarold Howard was given a bye into the final.
3It was announced thatKen Shamrock was injured at the event and could not continue.Steve Jennum replaced him.

Encyclopedia awards

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The following fighters were honored in the October 2011 book titledUFC Encyclopedia.[4]

  • Fight of the Night: Royce Gracie vs. Kimo Leopoldo
  • Knockout of the Night: Keith Hackneydef. Emmanuel Yarbrough
  • Submission of the Night: Royce Graciedef. Kimo Leopoldo

See also

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References

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  1. ^"UFC 3 | The American Dream | UFC".www.ufc.com. 14 September 2018.
  2. ^Media Inc, Active Interest (January 2, 1995)."Black Belt". Active Interest Media Inc. – via Google Books.
  3. ^Media Inc, Active Interest (April 2, 1995)."Black Belt". Active Interest Media, Inc. – via Google Books.
  4. ^Gerbasi, Thomas (2011-10-17).UFC Encyclopedia - The Definitive Guide to the Ultimate Fighting Championship. New York: DK. p. 150.ISBN 978-0756683610.

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