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UFC 200 Official Fight Card
Main Card | |||||||
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Weight class | Red Corner | Blue Corner | |||||
Women’s Bantamweight | Miesha Tate (c) | vs. | Amanda Nunes | ||||
Heavyweight | Brock Lesnar | vs. | Mark Hunt | ||||
Light Heavyweight | Daniel Cormier (c) | vs. | Anderson Silva | ||||
Featherweight | José Aldo | vs. | Frankie Edgar | ||||
Heavyweight | Cain Velasquez | vs. | Travis Browne | ||||
Preliminary Card (Fox Sports 1) | |||||||
Women’s Bantamweight | Cat Zingano | vs. | Julianna Peña | ||||
Welterweight | Johny Hendricks | vs. | Kelvin Gastelum | ||||
Bantamweight | T.J. Dillashaw | vs. | Raphael Assunção | ||||
Lightweight | Sage Northcutt | vs. | Enrique Marín | ||||
Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass) | |||||||
Lightweight | Diego Sanchez | vs. | Joe Lauzon | ||||
Middleweight | Gegard Mousasi | vs. | Thiago Santos | ||||
Lightweight | Jim Miller | vs. | Takanori Gomi |
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UFC 100 vs. 200
- On the UFC 100 card, there were six (6) current/former/future UFC champions (Brock Lesnar, Frank Mir, GSP, Michael Bisping, Mark Coleman, Jon Jones)
- On the UFC 200 card, there are nine (9) current and former UFC champions (Daniel Cormier, Jon Jones, Brock Lesnar, Miesha Tate, Jose Aldo, Frankie Edgar, Cain Velasquez, Johnny Hendricks, T.J. Dillashaw)
CHAMPIONS ON UFC 200 CARD
- Three (3) current UFC champions (Cormier, Jones, Tate)
- Six (6) former UFC champions (Lesnar, Aldo, Edgar, Velasquez, Hendricks and Dillashaw)
- Three (3) The Ultimate Fighter winners (Diego Sanchez, Kelvin Gastelum and Julianna Pena)
- One (1) K1 champion (Mark Hunt)
- One (1) Pride champion (Takanori Gomi / also Shooto champ)
- One (1) Strikeforce heavyweight grand prix winner (Cormier)
- One (1) Dream light heavyweight/middleweight champion (Gegard Mousasi)
GLOBAL REACH OF UFC 200 CARD
- There are six (6) countries represented on the UFC 200 card – USA, Australia, Brazil, Spain, the Netherlands and Japan
UFC 200 FUN FACTS
- Three (3) athletes on both UFC 100 and UFC 200 card – Jon Jones, Brock Lesnar, Jim Miller
- Number of combined pounds in the Octagon for Lesnar vs. Hunt bout – 530 pounds
- Number of combined pounds in the Octagon for Zingano vs. Pena bout – 270 pounds
- Youngest fighter on card – Sage Northcutt – 20 years old
- Oldest fighter on card – Mark Hunt – 42 years old
FIGHT METRIC UFC 200 STATISTICS
- 17 of 24 athletes are currently ranked, most of any UFC card since rankings began (note: this will almost certainly be 18 on fight night since Lesnar becomes eligible after Ottawa)
- 20 of 24 athletes have been ranked at some point, most of any card since rankings began (same note, this will be 21 as soon as Lesnar is ranked after Ottawa)
- 11 top 5 athletes
- Four (4) of top 10 pound-for-pound athletes
- Seven (7) of top 25 pound-for-pound athletes
- At least one (1) top 5 athlete in five of 10 UFC weight classes
- At least one (1) top 10 athlete in seven of 10 UFC weight classes
- There are 93 UFC fight night bonuses combined ** record for most combined by fighters on a single UFC card.
- 22 of 24 athletes with at least one (1) fight night bonus
UFC 100 TO NOW
- 34 new champions crowned between UFC 100 and UFC 200
- At UFC 100, there was no featherweight, bantamweight, flyweight or women’s divisions
- At UFC 200, there are now 10 divisions (eight men, two women)
- Notable athletes who had not debuted professionally when UFC 100 took place: Stipe Miocic, Daniel Cormier, T.J. Dillashaw, Ronda Rousey, and Joanna Jedrzejczyk
MORE ON UFC 200
Main Event
- Eighteen of the 24 athletes on the UFC 200 card have appeared in at least one UFC main event. These 18 have combined for 75 UFC main events
Fight of the Night
- Eight athletes in UFC history have six (6) or more Fight of the Night bonuses. Three are on this card: Edgar, Lauzon and Sanchez
Winning Streaks
- Twelve athletes in UFC, PRIDE, WEC and Strikeforce combined history have earned undefeated streaks of 10+ consecutive fights. Four are on this card: Jon Jones, Daniel Cormier, Jose Aldo and Takanori Gomi
Takedown Artists
- Frankie Edgar (61) and Johny Hendricks (54) both rank in the top-10 in most takedowns landed in UFC history
Significant Strikes
- Frankie Edgar (1,187) and Jon Jones (1,021) both rank in the top-10 in greatest number of significant strikes landed in UFC history
ATHLETES
JON JONES
- 16 UFC wins – T-5th in UFC history, most in LHW history
- 1 of 12 fighters in UFC/PRIDE/SF/WEC history to go undefeated in 10 consecutive fights
- 13x main event
- 13-fight win streak – longest active UFC win streak
- 9 finishes – T-most in LHW history
- 1,021 sig. strikes – 5th in UFC history
DANIEL CORMIER
- UFC Light Heavyweight Champion
- 1 of 12 fighters in UFC/PRIDE/SF/WEC history to go undefeated in 10 consecutive fights
- 3x main event
BROCK LESNAR
- Former UFC Heavyweight Champion
- 55% takedown accuracy – 3rd in HW history
- 5x main event
MARK HUNT
- 6 post-fight awards – T-most in HW history
- 75.6% takedown defense – 5th in HW history
- 5x main event
FRANKIE EDGAR
- 19 UFC fights
- 14 UFC wins
- 5:37:49 fight time – most in UFC history
- Former UFC Lightweight Champion
- Former title contender (FTW)
- 61 takedowns – T-3rd in UFC history
- 1,187 sig. strikes – 3rd in UFC history
- 11x main event
JOSE ALDO
- 15 wins – most in UFC/WEC FTW history
- 9 KO/TKO – most knockouts in UFC/WEC FTW history
- Former UFC Featherweight Champion
- 5x main event
- 1 of 12 fighters in UFC/PRIDE/SF/WEC history to go undefeated in 10 consecutive fights
MIESHA TATE
- UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion
- 27 takedowns – most in UFC/SF WBW history
- 11 wins – most in UFC/SF WBW history
AMANDA NUNES
- 4 finishes – 2nd most in WBW history
CAIN VELASQUEZ
- 11 UFC wins
- Former UFC Heavyweight Champion
- 9 KO/TKO – T-6th most knockouts in UFC history
- 11 wins – T-5th in HW history
- 1,374 total strikes landed – most in HW history
- Lands 6.32 sig. strikes per minute – highest rate in HW history
- 7x main event
TRAVIS BROWNE
- Only UFC fighter with 2 finishes by standing elbow strikes
- 2x main event
JOHNY HENDRICKS
- 12 UFC wins
- Former UFC Welterweight Champion
- 1 of 5 fighters with 3+ knockouts in under a minute each
- 4x main event
- 54 takedowns – T-9th in UFC history
KELVIN GASTELUM
- Ultimate Fighter winner
- 1x main event
CAT ZINGANO
- Former title contender (WBW)
- 1x main event
JULIANNA PENA
- Ultimate Fighter winner
JIM MILLER
- 22 UFC fights
- 14 UFC wins – T-3rd in LW history
- Most submission attempts in UFC history – 35
- 8 finishes – T-4th in LW history
- 3x main event
TAKANORI GOMI
- 1 of 12 fighters in UFC/PRIDE/SF/WEC history to go undefeated in 10 consecutive fights
- 1x main event
DIEGO SANCHEZ
- 23 UFC fights
- 15 UFC wins
- 5:07:57 fight time – 5th in UFC history
- 8x main event
- Former title contender (LW)
- Ultimate Fighter winner
JOE LAUZON
- 20 UFC fights
- 12 UFC wins – 5th in LW history
- 11 finishes – most in LW history
- 2x main event
GEGARD MOUSASI
- 4x main event
DEREK BRUNSON
- 1 of 5 UFC fighters to earn a knockout and a submission in under a minute each
- 4-fight win streak – T-2nd longest active MW streak
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