UFC events where every fight was a finish

[That209]

I'm looking for some UFC events where every fight on the card was a finish.

There was one that happened like, maybe 2 years ago at the most where every fight was a stoppage of some sort, but I can't remember what one it was. I can't remember anybody who fought on the card, either.

Can anybody give me an event/a couple events where every fight was a finish or almost every fight was a finish? I'm looking for a specific event but just can't remember which one it was.


UFC FN 45: Cerrone vs. Miller is the closest thing I can find. Every fight was a finish except for two.

 

[Th3 Gr38 1]

The New Orleans Massacre of 2015

 

[Vulcan]

UFC 76 Knockout

 

[That209]

UFC 76 Knockout

One of, if not the greatest event ever.

 

[joeyjoejoe]

UFC1

 

[JayPettryMMA]

Let's see.

UFN 68 Boetsch vs Henderson had two decisions on the card and 8 consecutive finishes to end the night.
UFN 65 Miocic vs Hunt had two decisions, ending the night with five finishes.
UFN 55 Rockhold vs Bisping had NO decisions in 11 fights.
UFC 177 had two decisions.
UFN 45 Cerrone vs Miller had two decisions and ended the night with six finishes.


That's all the cards going back to the beginning of 2014 with two decisions or less.

 

[Mixedfights]

The New Orleans Massacre of 2015

Yeah all but 2 was a finish.

I remember a card where every underdog won. Some dude parlayed and made a killing.

 

[Danespina]

UFC Fight Night: Rockhold vs. Bisping in Austrailia

Every. Single. Fight. My goodness it was something else.

 

[Thesnake101]

UFC 40 All of the fights ended by finish.

 

[Drake]

Let's see.

UFN 68 Boetsch vs Henderson had two decisions on the card and 8 consecutive finishes to end the night.
UFN 65 Miocic vs Hunt had two decisions, ending the night with five finishes.
UFN 55 Rockhold vs Bisping had NO decisions in 11 fights.
UFC 177 had two decisions.
UFN 45 Cerrone vs Miller had two decisions and ended the night with six finishes.


That's all the cards going back to the beginning of 2014 with two decisions or less.

 

[ALAN PARTRIDGE]

UFC 200

 

[JagWar]

One of the best events of all time.

Nvm, the main card had 1 decision and the prelims had 5 decisions. The main card was amazing though.

 

[JayPettryMMA]

Let me tell you something brother (say that in Hulk's voice), this spreadsheet I made is amazing for these threads. I can just zip up and down by year and have the answers quickly. I'm still working on how to publish it better, including converting it into an Access database so that people can type in the word "Condit" and every Condit fight will pop up.

 

[Th3 Gr38 1]

Yeah all but 2 was a finish.

I loved that card

 

[melvinj0]

Bisping Vs Rockhold was a great card with nothing but finishes, one of my favorite cards ever.

 

[That209]

Let's see.

UFN 68 Boetsch vs Henderson had two decisions on the card and 8 consecutive finishes to end the night.
UFN 65 Miocic vs Hunt had two decisions, ending the night with five finishes.
UFN 55 Rockhold vs Bisping had NO decisions in 11 fights.
UFC 177 had two decisions.
UFN 45 Cerrone vs Miller had two decisions and ended the night with six finishes.


That's all the cards going back to the beginning of 2014 with two decisions or less.

Ah, thank you, man. I'm likely going to watch one of these cards tonight. UFC 177 would've been perfect if Castillo didn't literally lay on Ferguson and then whine like usual during the in-cage interview. I really don't like that guy and I'm so glad that Ferguson got the decision because he truly deserved it. Castillo did NOTHING in that fight but LnP, that shit was the definition of LnP and then he bitched and moaned on the mic like usual.

The guy even cried one time after he won a fight because his opponent had said he couldn't make weight or something. I can't stand that fucking guy. I'm glad that I won't ever have to watch him fight again, he was actually cut from the UFC just one day after my birthday. Great gift, thank you UFC!!

And thanks for listing these events, I appreciate it.

 

[JayPettryMMA]

Sure thing, I always tell people that if they have these kinds of questions or anything about walkout music, I'm their huckleberry. I made this monster spreadsheet of every UFC fight ever sorted chronologically, and for a good 1500 of those fights at least, I have each fighter's walkout music. That includes every fight result, too.

 

[jeff7b9]

There was a "fight for the troops" event (at least I think that's what it was called) around 2098 or 2009 which sherdog was going nuts about how weak the card was and then the fights happened and it was the most violent fucking MMA event ever- canvas soaked in blood, a nasty arm dislocation and dudes getting slept, mutilated and mangled in every fight.

I might just have to look it up but maybe someone remembers.

I've been watching MMA for a long long time and it was by far the most violent ever I can remember.

 

[danny23]

Considering only the main card,I think UFC 142.
It had one disqualification though,still didn't go the distance but the rest were all great finishes.

Rockhold vs Machida event had one decision.

 

[Pure Dust]

Sure thing, I always tell people that if they have these kinds of questions or anything about walkout music, I'm their huckleberry. I made this monster spreadsheet of every UFC fight ever sorted chronologically, and for a good 1500 of those fights at least, I have each fighter's walkout music. That includes every fight result, too.