Results
| Finals | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weight Class | Winner | Loser | Method | Round | Time | Notes | |
| Don Frye | def. | David Abbott | submission (rear-naked choke) | 1:22 | |||
| Semifinals | |||||||
| David Abbott | def. | Steve Nelmark | KO (punch) | 1:03 | Note 1 | ||
| Don Frye | def. | Mark Hall | submission (Achilles lock) | 0:20 | Note 2 | ||
| Quarterfinals | |||||||
| Ken Shamrock | def. | Brian Johnston | submission (forearm choke) | 5:48 | Note 3 | ||
| David Abbott | def. | Cal Worsham | submission (punches) | 2:51 | |||
| Don Frye | def. | Gary Goodridge | submission (fatigue) | 11:19 | |||
| Kimo Leopoldo | def. | Paul Varelans | TKO (corner stoppage) | 9:08 | Note 4 | ||
| Alternate bouts | |||||||
| Mark Hall | def. | Felix Mitchell | TKO (punches) | 1:45 | |||
| Steve Nelmark | def. | Marcus Bossett | submission (choke) | 1:37 | |||
| Tai Bowden | def. | Jack Nilson | submission (headbutts) | 4:46 | |||
^Note 1 Nelmark was an alternate for Ken Shamrock, who could not continue due to a broken hand.
^Note 2 Hall was an alternate for Kimo Leopoldo, who could not continue due to fatigue.
^Note 3 Shamrock was unable to continue in the tournament because of a broken hand he suffered after pinning Johnston up against the cage and unleashing a series of punches.
^Note 4 Leopoldo was unable to continue in the tournament due to fatigue.
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