UFC: Ultimate 175 Greatest Fights 1993-2009

Someone's "0" had to go as Rashad Evans and Michael Bisping battled it out at UFC 78. Both were coming off of controversial decisions and both were looking to leave no doubt about this fight.

Team Quest scrapper Alberto Crane took on the colorful and entertaining Kurt Pellegrino at UFN 12. After his bottom teeth went through the bottom of his lip early in the first round, Pellegrino rebounded to push the fight into the second round where it was later stopped.

The Ultimate Fighter 5 Winner Nate Diaz stepped into the Octagon to face his toughest challenge yet, Brazilian jiu-jitsu Blackbelt Kurt Pellegrino. After taking a pounding in the first round, Diaz came back to lock in one of the most controversial celebratory chokes in UFC history.

In his pre fight interview James Irvin mentioned that he didn't work that hard on his conditioning because the odds of this fight going all three rounds was slim. He didn't know how right he was, as this match up didn't make it out of the first round and tied a UFC record in the process.

Jonathan Goulet had a huge advantage going into this fight, a hometown crowd. The Quebec native walked out with a Montreal Canadians jersey on at UFC 83 and the crowd backed him the entire fight. Kuniyoshi Hironaka on the other hand wanted nothing more than to rain on Goulet's parade and came out looking for the finish.

After checking off five fights into the win column Wilson Gouveia had to face UFC newcomer Goran Reljic at UFC84 in Las Vegas, Nevada. After the battle Reljic took the win but the two walked away from the Octagon with Fight of the Night honors.

The jiu-jitsu expert Roan Carneiro took on UFC newcomer Kevin Burns at UFC 85. With just two weeks notice, Burns, an Iowa banker, showed the world how his MMA dream came true!

A highly motivated struggle between two of the sport's top heavyweights, looking for a win to help push them to the number one title contender in the UFC's heavyweight division.

Two evenly matched lightweights stepped into the Octagon at UFC 85 in London and put on the 'fight of the night'. In a back and forth battle, Wiman and Tavares kept an unbelievable pace that left the U.K. crowd on its feet.

A talented all around athlete, Josh Burkman took on the long and lanky Dustin Hazelett at the Ultimate Fighters' season 7 Finale. Both fighters were looking to bounce back from losses in their previous fights, but it was Hazelett who got back on the winning track with a slick armbar.

The striker versus the grappler and wrestler. Josh Koscheck took on heavy handed Chris Lytle in an intense fight.

Frankie Edgar is climbing up the ranks of the lightweight division, and his next challenge was taking on the veteran Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fighter Hermes Franca. Coming off a loss, Franca was not going to give up, resulting in a 3 round battle of incredible heart.

Two newcomers to the UFC made a rockin' impression on the crowd and it was Markham who made an emphatic statement that he was here to stay.

Two veterans of season 5 of The Ultimate Fighter finally met inside The Octagon for a showdown.

Long-time wrestler Kurt Pellegrino took on a Brazilian with a strong Muay Thai background in Thiago Tavares, what ended up becoming of it was "fight of the night" honors at UFC 88.

TUF Winner Nate Diaz stepped into the Octagon to face the toughest test of his young career, Josh Neer. Having lost to his brother Nick, Neer wanted nothing more than to put the first UFC loss on young Nate's record, but it wasn't to be for 'The Dentist' as Diaz took the decision victory.

Italian scrapper Alessio Sakara introduced UFC newcomer Joe Vedepo to the ways of the Octagon with a stunning KO victory.

The fight fans had been talking about for months - two of the welterweight division's best strikers - always willing to stand and trade, met in The Octagon and lived up to expectations.

Coming off big wins against Gabriel Gonzaga and Brandon Vera, Fabricio Werdum looked well on his way to a title shot as he faced UFC newcomer Junior Dos Santos. But Dos Santos made it a fight not to be missed.

Two UFC veterans, with the reputation to stand and bang, square off in a battle of wills.

Showcased as the main event at the Fight for the Troops event in December of 2008, Josh Koscheck made sure the armed forces members didn't go home disappointed.

Taking the fight on short notice Jim Miller took on Ultimate Fighter alumni Matt Wiman which proved that the this UFC upstart was here to stay.

Making his long-awaited debut into the UFC, Brandon Wolff was hoping to send a message that he belonged inside the Octagon. Ben Saunders had a different idea though as The Ultimate Fighter alum rudely welcomed him with a TKO victory due to knees only two minutes into the first round.

Always controversial Junie Browning looked to show that he had improved his game since The Ultimate Fighter while the hard hitting David Kaplan wanted nothing more than to show Browning that his game had come far enough.

A fight the fans demanded that lived up to great expectations. Two UFC veterans who are known for their devastating knockout power, finally went head to head.