UFC 2: No Way Out (1994)

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Scott Morris was beat up very badly by Patrick Smith, and the knockout has been called the most brutal in UFC history. Morris sustained a series of punches and elbows to the throat, mouth and face. The match was the reason that UFC implemented several new rules. See more »

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Followed by UFC 80: Rapid Fire (2008) See more »

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Better Fighters but not as Good
19 February 2007 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

Shamrock's injury left UFC 2 with only one star, Royce Gracie.

The fighters overall were better than 1 but with the tournament advancing to a 16 man from 8 man, they seemed tiresome & often beaten uneventfully.

The announce team advanced from not knowing what they were doing 1, to doing a Q&A with the only commentator who knew anything about fighting.

With Shamrock not in it Royce dominated with no resistance. It was nice to see the cocky kick-boxer Pat Smith who had worked on his ground defense after being submitted by Shamrock in UFC 1, have to tap while Royce held him down and punched him. Royce didn't submit him, he punched him till he tapped. Proving that in MMA striking alone will only get you (so) Tank Abbott far.

Memoralbly Moment - Pat Smith tearing up Scott Morris's face.

4 of 10 (Royce dominated w/ no competition)


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