Phenomenal Finishes

A top pick of Team Rousey on The Ultimate Fighter, Chris Beal makes his UFC debut against former Arizona State University wrestler Patrick Williams.

The first meeting between Leonard Garcia and Chan Sung Jung in 2010 was dubbed The Fight of the Decade. Jung would prefer a championship over his cult hero status; he knows a win against hard-hitting Texas brawler Garcia will propel him towards the top.

UFC women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey will attempt to successfully defend her title for the third time when she faces top contender Alexis Davis.

In his first title defense since submitting Pat Miletich at UFC 31, Carlos Newton looked to find similar success against future UFC Hall of Famer Matt Hughes. Relive one of the most exciting knockout's in the history of the UFC.

One of the greatest finishing moves in MMA history! Returning to the PRIDE ring, Muay Thai striker Anderson Silva had won 3 straight and was set for a memorable New Year's Eve encounter with "The Piranha" Ryo Chonan who had just beat a former UFC champ.

If this battle between British submission artist Terry Etim and Brazilian Muay Thai machine Edson Barboza is typical of the matchups we can expect from the lightweight division in 2012, it's going to be an unforgettable year at 155 pounds.

With the London crowd behind him, England's own Paul Taylor was standing toe-to-toe with former boxer Marcus Davis. Taylor landed a head kick that dropped Davis. But it would take more than that to finish off 'The Irish Hand Grenade'.

Two good friends from Ultimate Fighter 4 square off in the Octagon to battle, which produced one of the most unbelievable endings in the UFC. After a vicious blow to the body Smith knocks out an over anxious Sell.

It was what many expected to be The Ultimate Fighter 7 finale, former NCAA Division I All-American wrestler "The Doberman" CB Dollaway took on Jesse "JT Money" Taylor with his NCAA D1 wrestling experience in a scrap with a unique submission finish.

Riding a three fight win streak in the company's cage, former WEC bantamweight champ Eddie Wineland was coming off a Knockout of the Night win and headed into a clash with debuting Ken Stone with his 9-1 pro record with all of his wins via stoppage.