UFC 42: Sudden Impact

UFC 42: Sudden Impact was a mixed martial arts event held by the Ultimate Fighting Championship at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida. UFC 42 was the first UFC event to take place in Florida. Headlining the event was a Welterweight Title bout between Matt Hughes and Sean Sherk. UFC 42 also marked the first UFC appearance of future Middleweight Champion Rich Franklin.

Cast

Matt Hughes

as Self

Sean Sherk

as Self

Pete Spratt

as Self

Robbie Lawler

as Self

Dave Strasser

as Self

Romie Aram

as Self

Wesley Correira

as Self

Sean Alvarez

as Self

Rich Franklin

as Self

Evan Tanner

as Self

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