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UFC on FX 2: Alves vs. Kampmann

UFC on FX 2: Alves vs. Kampmann

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UFC on FX 2: Alves vs. Kampmann was a mixed martial arts event held live by the Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday March 3, 2012 at the Allphones Arena in Sydney, Australia. The event also made history by playing host the first ever flyweight fights in UFC history as part of the semifinals for the Flyweight Tournament, the winner of which would be crowned the inaugural UFC Flyweight Champion.

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

102 mins

Rating

6/10

Release Date

03 March 2012

Country

Cast

Martin Kampmann

Martin Kampmann

Self

Thiago Alves

Thiago Alves

Self

Joseph Benavidez

Joseph Benavidez

Self

Yasuhiro Urushitani

Yasuhiro Urushitani

Self

Demetrious Johnson

Demetrious Johnson

Self

Ian McCall

Ian McCall

Self

Costas Philippou

Costas Philippou

Self

Court McGee

Court McGee

Self

James Te Huna

James Te Huna

Self

Aaron Rosa

Aaron Rosa

Self

Anthony Perosh

Anthony Perosh

Self

Nick Penner

Nick Penner

Self

Steven Siler

Steven Siler

Self

Cole Miller

Cole Miller

Self

Andrew Craig

Andrew Craig

Self

Kyle Noke

Kyle Noke

Self

TJ Waldburger

TJ Waldburger

Self

Jake Hecht

Jake Hecht

Self

Daniel Pineda

Daniel Pineda

Self

Mackens Semerzier

Mackens Semerzier

Self

Shawn Jordan

Shawn Jordan

Self

Oli Thompson

Oli Thompson

Self

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