Very good card! I discovered the UFC through streaming services and only got started a couple years ago, watching some of the "Best of..." videos and "Ultimate Highlights"-type shows, so I was introduced at the pinnacle of many of these fighters' careers: Stephen Bonner (RIP), Forrest Griffin, Matt Hughes, Georges St. Pierre, Chuck Liddell, and the list goes on. The drawback is, I only saw a handful of their fights before I discovered how far the UFC had progressed, so when I started trying to watch UFC matches sequentially, I was (of course) years behind. Thus, my journey began with UFC #1 and I'm slowly making my way through the history, getting to enjoy the introduction and development of some of those fighters that I first found to be jaw-droppingly awesome. It's interesting (to me, anyway) to see Chuck Liddell on one of the early fights here, as I'm so used to seeing him being a "main event" fighter. It's also great to see why the name of Pat Militech is held in such high regard when the analysts - and even other fighters - talk about the "Pat Militech camp" or the "Pat Militech style" of fighting; getting to see THE real Pat Militech, his discipline, his methods in the octagon gives you an understanding - a far greater understanding - of who these analysts are referring to, and why they speak so highly. As I mentioned in my comments for _UFC 28: High Stakes_ this particular video has an odd glitch in it; somehow the fight between Ben Earwood vs Chris Lytle got edited into this video, even though that match was not on the UFC 29 card. So if you watch it, just realize that match (Earwood vs Lytle) was part of UFC 28, **NOT** this particular card. You can view the whole card here: https://youtu.be/b21VfjhUXFU