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The fight was the first for the UFC in their return to Denver, Colorado since UFC 1 almost 20 years earlier. A big knockout definitely put a stamp on the occasion and pumped up the crowd for what is surely going to be one of the most memorable events.
Coming into the fights tonight, James Te Huna was 1-1 in the UFC and 12-5 Overall with 8 wins by knockout and 3 by submission. Ricardo Romero held a record of 1-1 in the UFC as well and was 11-2 Overall with 4 wins by knockout and 6 by submission. The win extends Te Huna's UFC record to 2-1 and an overall record of 13-5. For Ricardo Romero, he drops to 1-2 and risks getting bounced from the promotion with an incredibly poor showing. For a different take on the fights, check out Kid Nate's thoughts at MMA Nation.
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