Just as in the original UFC 1: The Beginning, the card was decent enough but still very awkward, with these fighters - skilled though they might be in their own martial art style - not knowing what to expect or how to combat someone who wasn't mirroring their own style. It becomes very clear through these early cards that these "fighters" are not actual fighters: they know how to spar with their own style but don't really know how to utilize their own style in a real "street fight"-type match. It was embarrassing. Give me two guys that want to actually HURT each other...not just earn points. These weren't fighters; they were martial artists who were looking for sparring matches against their own technique. It seems the only combatant here who felt comfortable with virtually "all comers" who the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu master, Royce Gracie. He had no problem meeting any opponent - regardless of their style - and imposing his own jiu-jitsu style on them, regardless of what they tried. Also as in the original UFC card, the ringside analysis was ... not even laughingly horrible; it was just flat out horrible. Thankfully there was no Bill Wallace this time, but Jim Brown continued to butcher everything. Watch this only if you're really interested in the origins of Ultimate Fighting.

Opening Round One: Scott Morris VS Sean Daugherty Opening Round Two: Patrick Smith VS Ray Wizard Opening Round Three: Johnny Rhodes VS David Levicki Opening Round Four: Frank Hamaker VS Thaddeus Luster Opening Round Five: Orlando Wiet VS Robert Lucarelli Opening Round Six: Remco Pardoel VS Alberta Cerra Leon Opening Round Seven: Jason DeLucia VS Scott Baker Opening Round Eight: Royce Gracie VS Minoki Ichihara Quarter Final One: Winner of Opening Round One VS Winner of Opening Round Two Quarter Final Two: Winner of Opening Round Three VS Winner of Opening Round Four Quarter Final Three: Winner of Opening Round Five VS Winner of Opening Round Six Quarter Final Four: Winner of Opening Round Seven VS Winner of Opening Round Eight 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