UFC 99 Entrance Music
| Fighter | Artist | Title | Album |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ben Saunders | Ludacris (feat. Young Jeezy) | "Grew Up a Screw Up" | Release Therapy |
| Cain Velasquez | Don Omar | "Reggaeton Latino" | Chosen Few: El Documental |
| Caol Uno | Nirvana | "Smells Like Teen Spirit" | Nevermind |
| Cheick Kongo | The Jimi Hendrix Experience | "Purple Haze" | Are You Experienced? |
| Dale Hartt | ??? | ??? | ??? |
| Dan Hardy | Cock Sparrer | "England Belongs to Me" | Shock Troops |
| Denis Stojnić | ??? | ??? | ??? |
| Dennis Siver | Papa Roach | "Last Resort" | Infest |
| John Hathaway | AC/DC | "Hells Bells" | Back in Black |
| Justin Buchholz | Joni Mitchell | "All I Want" | Blue |
| Marcus Davis | House of Pain | "Jump Around" | House of Pain |
| Mike Swick | 2Pac | "Ambition Az A Ridah" | All Eyez On Me |
| Mirko Cro Cop | Duran Duran | "Wild Boys" | Greatest |
| Mostapha Al Turk | Eminem | "Lose Yourself" | 8 Mile OST |
| Paul Kelly | Kid Rock | "Cocky" | Cocky |
| Paul Taylor | The Jam | "Town Called Malice" | The Gift |
| Peter Sobotta | Bob Marley | "Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)" | Natty Dread |
| Rich Franklin | Cypress Hill | "Rock Superstar" | Skull & Bones |
| Rick Story | Black Label Society | "Fire It Up" | Skullage |
| Rolando Delgado | Fabolous | "Breathe" | Real Talk |
| Spencer Fisher | Johnny Cash | "God's Gonna Cut You Down" | American V: A Hundred Highways |
| Stefan Struve | Marilyn Manson | "Seizure of Power" | Resident Evil OST |
| Terry Etim | Phil Collins | "In The Air Tonight" | Face Value |
| Wanderlei Silva | Darude | "Sandstorm" | Before The Storm |
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