UFC 2: No Way Out Trivia Quiz

Answer: Patrick Smith

Pat Smith lost to Ken Shamrock in the first round of UFC 1, but his performance in the fight meant that he got an invite to the second tournament. Shamrock himself was invited to take part in UFC 2 as well, but could not compete due to a broken hand.

Answer: John McCarthy

"Big" John McCarthy made his first UFC appearance here, and refereed all the fights during the event. McCarthy would go on to be a referee at nearly every UFC event until December 2007, and is famous for his "Let's Get It On!" proclamation to start the fight.

Answer: Frank Hamaker

Hamaker defeated Luster by TKO when Luster's corner threw in the towel. However, Hamaker claimed an injury and withdrew from the tournament, although speculation suggested the injury was a fabrication as he didn't want another fight. Fred Ettish replaced Luster, but failed to make it any further in the competition.

Answer: Scott Morris

In a short, brutal fight, Morris took Smith down but it ended up with Smith on top in a mount position. Smith then delivered a series of devastating punches and elbows. The fight ended only because Smith stopped hitting him. McCarthy didn't have the power to end a fight as a referee, and Morris' corner stated beforehand he would never throw in the towel and looked away from McCarthy when Big John motioned to him. With Morris all but unconscious and not in a state to submit, Smith simply got up and walked away, which ended the fight. Morris was left spitting up blood as he was helped backstage.

Answer: Jason DeLucia

Delucia had actually trained with the Gracie family in the past and Royce had went on record as saying that he looked forward to this fight more than any of the others. It only lasted 67 seconds though as Delucia was trapped in a standing armbar and had option but to submit.

Answer: Remco Pardoel

Pardoel was one of the first Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners to compete in the UFC after the success of Royce Gracie in UFC 1, and he proved his credentials with successive wins over Alberta Cerra Leon and Orlando Weit.

Answer: Submission

Despite his karate background Rhodes officially won the fight by a side choke submission. However, the main action involved Rhodes using punches and knees to open up a huge cut above Ettish's eye, and Rhodes continued pummeling him before eventually sinking in a chokehold. Ettish would go on to become a martial arts coach associated with Pat Miletich, before having his second fight 15 years later in August 2009.

At the age of 54 Ettish won the fight by TKO.

Answer: Guillotine Choke

The guillotine choke was a strong submission hold in the early UFC shows as submission defence was nowhere near at the standard it became. Smith had won his first round match against Ray Wizard with a guillotine choke, and applied the same hold to defeat Rhodes.

Answer: Slower

Smith had beaten his first three opponents in a combined time of just 2 minutes and 35 seconds, with his longest fight going 67 seconds. Gracie on the other hand had fought for over 5 minutes against Minoki Ichihara in the first round. However Gracie took just 91 seconds to defeat Pardoel, with Gracie choking Pardoel out with the lapel of Pardoel's own gi.

Answer: Royce Gracie

Gracie won the fight in 77 seconds after dominating the fight both on his feet and on the mat. Despite fighting for nearly five times longer than Smith, Gracie quickly went on the attack and looked for a takedown, eventually doing so with a leg trip. Gracie then quickly transitioned into the mount position. Unusually for Gracie he did not opt to go for a submission, but instead began to punch away at Smith's unprotected face. Almost simultaneously Smith tapped out as his corner threw in the towel, giving Gracie the victory, making him the winner of 2nd UFC tournament.