There Are No Rules!"The Ultimate Fighting Championship Volume 2" showcases the original champs as they go head-to-head and fist-to-fist in the baddest and bloodiest battles ever to hit the steel Octagon! Includes Classic Match-ups: Royce Gracie (Gracie Jiu-Jitsu) vs. Jason Delucia (Kung Fu) Pat Smith (Kickboxing) vs. Scott Morris (Ninjitsu) Johnny Rhodes (Karate) vs. Fred Ettish (Karate) Remco Pardoel (Jiu-Jitsu/Judo) vs. Orlando Weit (Muay Thai) ...And More!System Requirements:Features: On-Camera Introduction by Royce Gracie Royce Gracie Commentary Royce Gracie Fighting Moves/Training Guide Featurette Multi-angle Bonus Fights Running Time: 90 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: SPORTS/GAMES UPC: 031398182634 Manufacturer No: 18897
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: Redemption'94? Comment: UFC 2 features the return of UFC veterans Royce Gracie,Pat Smith,and Jason Delucia along with 13 newcomers in a 16 man single elimination tournament format.
Gracie and hometown fighter Smith are the top seeded fighters in the tournament with Ken Shamrock taking in the action at cageside with a broken hand eagerly waiting for his return to the octagon.Smith; who was one of the favorites to win UFC 1 has improved his grappling skills since the last event and has Redemption'94 written on his shorts.
The rules are still limited; with no rounds and no weight classes.The winner gets $60,000.00 dollars!
Customer Rating: Summary: The best of the early UFC gems... Comment: Remember these names... Fred Ettish and Scott Morris...
Some of the most severe beatings in MMA/NHB history occured at this second event of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, the organization that rocked the martial arts world... It was a 16 man tournament, and it is probably the best. This is the best of the early UFC events, and the one that initiated me into the world of mixed martial arts when it debuted. Style vs. Style at its best, before the dogma of style was destroyed forever...
As much as I enjoyed the show, I was disappointed that this update version did not include the first eight preliminary bouts. I was really wanting to see the Hammaker (Sambo) vs. (Pencat Silat) bout... no dice...
That's the only reason it gets a 4... It is still an absolute must for any martial arts fan. Customer Rating: Summary: Not for the squeamish Comment: UFC 2. An event like no other. The only 16-man tournament in the history of the event, and the most brutal, vicious sporting event I've seen in my life.
A hapless 18-year-old gets a harsh education on what "showing up" means. Robert Lucarelli takes a beatdown, doesn't tap out properly, and suffers a second beatdown. Minoki Ichihara sees his entire fighting style rendered useless by Royce Gracie. Then Patrick Smith gets a piece of Scott Morris, and it's not pretty. And of course, Remco Pardoel vs. Orlando "The Gladiator" Weit, which produced the first truly frightening moment of this young event.
Faces get smashed in, arms get wrenched, and blood flows freely. In the end, however, it comes down not to violence, but skill. That's the beauty of it.
Note: The DVD has three first round matches other than what was shown on the PPV, which had to be shortened due to time constraints. Customer Rating: Summary: Great DVD. video quality. Comment: I had these on video and the dvd's are the same quality with some interviews added. Just to clarify UFC classics 2 does contain the very last match of the first round. This is all that has ever been available as far as I know, including the video. Customer Rating: Summary: Not what I thought it would be Comment: I was very excited to see the original UFC's on DVD! I was disappointed with this one though, because the first round of fights are left off! The DVD starts off with the second round of fights. This is disappointing since this is the only UFC that had four rounds of fights!
