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The Best of Pride Fighting Championships

Long before the Ultimate Fighting Championship became the gold standard of mixed martial arts promotions, there was Japan's PRIDE Fighting Championships, legendary for producing some of the sports biggest bouts featuring the world's toughest fighters over its 10-year existence before the UFC's parent company purchased it in 2007. The best of those matches are presented in this series, with the emphasis being on the ones with combatants who moved on from PRIDE to the UFC, including Chuck Liddell, Anderson Silva, Dan Henderson, Mirko Cro Cop and Wanderlei Silva.

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Long before the Ultimate Fighting Championship became the gold standard of mixed martial arts promotions, there was Japan's PRIDE Fighting Championships, legendary for producing some of the sports biggest bouts featuring the world's toughest fighters over its 10-year existence before the UFC's parent company purchased it in 2007. The best of those matches are presented in this series, with the emphasis being on the ones with combatants who moved on from PRIDE to the UFC, including Chuck Liddell, Anderson Silva, Dan Henderson, Mirko Cro Cop and Wanderlei Silva.

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