UFC 6: Clash of the Titans Results: Winners, Venue ...
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boxoffice.sacnilk.comI don’t currently have live access to up-to-the-minute reports, but here’s the latest I can confirm about UFC 6: Clash of the Titans based on recent summaries.
- About the event: UFC 6: Clash of the Titans occurred on July 14, 1995, at the Casper Events Center in Casper, Wyoming, featuring the open-weight format with notable bouts like Oleg Taktarov vs. Tank Abbott and Ken Shamrock vs. Dan Severn in the Superfight, along with various open-weight matchups.[5][6][8]
- Main results highlights (from widely cited archives): Oleg Taktarov defeated Dave Beneteau by submission in the opening rounds; Patrick Smith defeated Rudyard Moncayo by submission; Paul Varelans defeated Cal Worsham by KO; Tank Abbott defeated John Matua by KO; Oleg Taktarov later defeated Anthony Macias by submission in the semifinals/finals layout; Ken Shamrock was involved in the event’s Superfight. These results are consistent across multiple historical summaries.[2][3][6][5]
- Availability and coverage: The event was broadcast on pay-per-view in 1995 and later released on home video, with contemporary outlets providing fight-by-fight results and fighter records for the event participants.[4][8][9]
If you want, I can pull together a concise, itemized results table (fighter, result, method, round/time) and add quick context on the significance of the open-weight format used at UFC 6. I can also look up current fan-focused retrospectives or database entries to confirm any other details you’re after (venue capacity, attendance, or notable post-fight stories). Just tell me which elements you’d like emphasized.
Citations:
- UFC 6 event details and results summaries across multiple sources confirm Casper, WY venue and July 14, 1995 date.[6][8]
- Fight results highlights, including Taktarov and Shamrock-related matches, appear consistently in historical fight databases and ESPN-style recaps.[3][2][5]
- Historical note on broadcast/release format (PPV then home video) is documented in episode summaries and catalog entries.[8][4]