I can finally give one of these earliest of UFC cards a "Good" rating, if for no other reason than that mumbling Jim Brown wasn't a part of the broadcast team. Tank Abbott proved to be a serious contender (if nothing more) but what a fat bag of hot air. _"I'm gonna do this, I can do that, I can do it all...I'm not going to give away my secrets..."_ as if he could do anything other than throw a punch. Sure, he had some punching power but that was ALL he had. The "super fight" between Ken SHAMROCK ( **NOT** "Ken Kilpatrick" as shown here - insert rolling eyes emoji here) was not "super" at all...unless SUPER boring counts. What a yawner. I will admit, however, that the closing match was interesting…granted, one of the fighters (no names because I'm not giving away spoilers) seemed to sleep through a great part of the match, so you might as well enjoy a nap too. But there were some okay fights on this particular card. I probably feel a little biased since this card was live from Casper, Wyoming...my previous home, and a place that I miss dearly. Loved seeing even just a tiny glimpse of my former surroundings and city.

Alternative Bout One: Anthony Macias VS He-Man Ali Gipson Alternative Bout Two: Joel Sutton VS Jack McLaughlin Quarter Final One: Oleg Taktarov VS Dave Beneteau Quarter Final Two: Patrick Smith VS Rudyard Moncayo Quarter Final Three: Paul Varelans VS Cal Worsham Quarter Final Four: Tank Abbott VS John Matua Semi Final One: Winner of Quarter Final One VS Winner of Quarter Final Two Semi Final Two: Winner of Quarter Final Three VS Winner of Quarter Final Four Final: Winner of Semi Final One VS Winner of Semi Final Two Superfight Championship: Ken Shamrock VS Dan Severn