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1999 in sports

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1999 in sports describes the year's events in world sport.

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The following is a list of major noteworthy MMA events during 1999 in chronological order.

Date Event Alternate Name/s Location Attendance PPV Buyrate Notes
January 8 UFC 18: The Road to the Heavyweight Title ? United States New Orleans , Louisiana , United States ? ? This event featured the American debut of Bas Rutten . Who previously fought exclusively for Pancrase in Japan.
March 5 UFC 19: Ultimate Young Guns ? United States Bay St. Louis, Mississippi , United States ? ? Following the main event, Tito Ortiz insulted the Lion's Den team. This led to a long rivalry between Ortiz and Ken Shamrock .
April 29 Pride 5 ? Japan Nagoya , Japan ? ? First Pride FC event to be promoted by Dream Stage Entertainment , who took over Kakutougi Revolution Spirits.
May 7 UFC 20: Battle for the Gold ? United States Birmingham, Alabama , United States ? ? ?
July 4 Pride 6 ? Japan Yokohama , Japan ? ? Event featured seven MMA bouts and one karate bout between Hiroki Kurosawa and Nobuaki Kakuda .
July 16 UFC 21: Return of the Champions ? United States Cedar Rapids , Iowa , United States ? ? UFC rule change, Introduction of five-minute rounds. preliminary bouts consist of two rounds, non-title bouts consist of three rounds, and title bouts consist of five rounds. Introduction of 10-point must system .
September 12 Pride 7 ? Japan Yokohama , Japan 10,031 ? ?
September 24 UFC 22: Only One Can be Champion ? United States Lake Charles, Louisiana , United States ? ? Following this event, UFC parent company SEG stopped releasing events on home video until UFC 30 with new owners Zuffa .
November 19 UFC 23: Ultimate Japan 2 ? Japan Tokyo, Japan ? ? This event featured a four man "Japanese" tournament, held to crown the first ever UFC Japan Champion. The tournament was the first in the UFC since UFC 17 , and the last tournament held by the UFC.
November 21 Pride 8 ? Japan Tokyo, Japan ? ? ?

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References [ edit ]

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