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   Silva vs. Sonnen

   Anderson Silva | Submission | Round 5

   2010 | UFC 117

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   Okami vs. Boetsch

   Tim Boetsch | KO/TKO | Round 3

   2012 | UFC 144

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   Barry vs. Kongo

   Cheick Kongo | KO/TKO | Round 1

   2011 | UFC on Versus 4

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   Hughes vs. Trigg II

   Matt Hughes | Submission | Round 1

   2005 | UFC 52

   It's not very health to get kneed in the balls, and Matt Hughes knows vey well how it looks like. After getting hit in the "groin", Hughes tell it to the referee, but the referre did not see that, and Frank Trigg took full advantage throwing hard shots at Hughes and punishing him with an serious ground and pound, almost going for a choke. But Matt it's so tough that he just came back from the world of the deads and just carries Trigg from one side to the other side of the octagon, slamming Trigg. And just like the first fight ended, Matt gets a perfect tight choke and finishes the fight.
   

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   Mir vs. Nogueira II

   Frank Mir | Submission | Round 1

   2011 | UFC 140

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   Edgar vs. Maynard II

   Fight Ends in a Draw After 5 Rounds

   2011 | UFC 125

7. 7

   

   Emelianenko vs. Randleman

   Fedor Emelianenko | Submission | Round 1

   2004 | Pride Critical Countdown 2004

   After Randleman puts on a huge upset win over Cro Cop in his early fight, he was set to face the big favorite of the heavyweight grand pix, Fedor Emilianenko. Could Randleman puts on an upset again against Fedor? The answer is "almost", cause right in the beginning of the fight, Kevin just slams Fedor all over the ring, almost making him go full unconscious. But Fedor it's not called the heavyweight GOAT for nothing. Fedor was able to recover from that big slam, dominating a dominating top position and submiting Randleman with a perfect kimura.
   

8. 8

   

   Smith vs. Sell

   Scott Smith | KO/TKO | Round 2

   2006 | The Ultimate Fighter 4 Finale

   This two savages were battling for almost two insane rounds throwing wild shots at one eat other, but right in the second round, Pete Sell just connectedd a perfect place left hook to Smith's floating rib, making him squirm in pain for a moment. That was the big moment of the fight for Sell to close the show, but it was him that got caught on the jaw when he was rushing to Smith direction trying to finish the fight. Right hand to the jaw by Smith and Sell was out, and by consequence, Smith's ribs too.
   

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   Edgar vs. Maynard III

   Frankie Edgar | KO/TKO | Round 4

   2011 | UFC 136

   Just like in the their second meet, Gray caught Edgar in the first round once again, trying to finish the champion at all costs. But just like in the first fight, Frankie was able to recovery and find himself back in the fight. And right after a takedown attempt, Frankie caught Maynard on the break with a short uppercut, stunning the challenger and knocking him out in very impressive fashion.
   

10. 10

    

    Brandão vs. Bermudez

    Diego Brandão | Submission | Round 1

    2011 | The Ultimate Fighter 14 Finale

    That one was back and forth battle. After Diego drops Bermudez, he begin to get very confortable in the fight, but in one of those moments rushing into his opponent, Bermudez caught Diego with one of the most perfect place right hand on the counter, dropping Diego hurting him bad. Bermudez was giving a lot of damage to Diego, but out of nowhere Diego was able to get an outstanding armbar, forcing Bermudez to tap in one of the most explosives armbars.