UFC Fight Night Kim vs. Hathaway

UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway Full Fight Card, Date & Details

UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway

March 1, 2014 • CotaiArena, The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel, Cotai, Macau • Broadcast: UFC Fight Pass

UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway Poster
Mar 1, 2014 • CotaiArena
💵 Gate: —
👥 Attendance: 6,000
🥊 Fight Card: 8 Bouts
Date & Time Saturday, March 1, 2014 • 8:00 AM EST
U.S. Broadcast UFC Fight Pass (Main Card & Prelims)
Venue & City CotaiArena, The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel • Cotai, China Macau, China
Ownership / Cage Zuffa, LLC • Octagon Enclosure
TV Commentators Jon Anik, Kenny Florian
Cage Announcer Bruce Buffer
Post-Fight Interviews Jon Anik

Main Card • Final

South Korea South Korea

22-4-1

Dong Hyun Kim
FINAL
KO / TKO
Spinning Back Elbow
R3, 1:02
Welterweight • Main Event • POTN Performance of the Night
England England

18-3-0

John Hathaway

Dong Hyun Kim

KD2
TOTAL STRIKES42 / 96
SIG. STRIKES27 / 81
HEAD22 / 76
BODY5 / 5
LEGS0 / 0
CONTROL2:12
TAKE DOWNS1 / 3
SUB ATT0

John Hathaway

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES52 / 127
SIG. STRIKES27 / 97
HEAD13 / 69
BODY10 / 22
LEGS4 / 6
CONTROL3:45
TAKE DOWNS1 / 6
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-300 (Favorite) vs +250 (Underdog)
China China

12-11-1

Lipeng Zhang
FINAL
Split Decision
29-28 / 27-30 / 29-28
R3, 5:00
Welterweight • Co-Main Event • Belt TUF China Final
China China

8-5-1

Sai Wang

Lipeng Zhang

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES37 / 60
SIG. STRIKES10 / 25
HEAD4 / 15
BODY0 / 3
LEGS6 / 7
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS4 / 10
SUB ATT2

Sai Wang

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES100 / 172
SIG. STRIKES31 / 79
HEAD14 / 47
BODY3 / 9
LEGS14 / 23
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
+220 (Underdog) vs -260 (Favorite)
United States United States

13-8-0

Matt Mitrione
FINAL
KO / TKO
Punches
R1, 4:59
Heavyweight • POTN Performance of the Night
United States United States

19-9-0

Shawn Jordan

Matt Mitrione

KD1
TOTAL STRIKES25 / 65
SIG. STRIKES24 / 62
HEAD20 / 57
BODY1 / 2
LEGS3 / 3
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0

Shawn Jordan

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES19 / 51
SIG. STRIKES15 / 46
HEAD8 / 38
BODY1 / 2
LEGS6 / 6
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 2
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-115 (Favorite) vs -105 (Underdog)
Japan Japan

29-12-2

Hatsu Hioki
FINAL
Unanimous Decision
29-28 / 29-28 / 29-28
R3, 5:00
Featherweight
Canada Canada

25-12-0

Ivan Menjivar

Hatsu Hioki

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES52 / 117
SIG. STRIKES29 / 86
HEAD12 / 58
BODY14 / 24
LEGS3 / 4
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS4 / 6
SUB ATT2

Ivan Menjivar

KD1
TOTAL STRIKES57 / 117
SIG. STRIKES27 / 85
HEAD14 / 57
BODY8 / 16
LEGS5 / 12
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 1
SUB ATT1
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-485 (Favorite) vs +435 (Underdog)

Prelims • Final

South Korea South Korea

18-8-1

Yui Chul Nam
FINAL
Split Decision
29-27 / 27-28 / 29-28
R3, 5:00
Lightweight • FOTN Fight of the Night
Japan Japan

20-12-1

Kazuki Tokudome

Yui Chul Nam

KD3
TOTAL STRIKES109 / 173
SIG. STRIKES77 / 130
HEAD63 / 111
BODY10 / 14
LEGS4 / 5
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS1 / 1
SUB ATT0

Kazuki Tokudome

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES131 / 174
SIG. STRIKES31 / 55
HEAD28 / 52
BODY2 / 2
LEGS1 / 1
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS3 / 7
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-200 (Favorite) vs +180 (Underdog)
England England

14-14-1

Vaughan Lee
FINAL
Unanimous Decision
30-27 / 30-27 / 30-26
R3, 5:00
Bantamweight
United States United States

21-17-0

Nam Phan

Vaughan Lee

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES145 / 314
SIG. STRIKES142 / 311
HEAD72 / 197
BODY47 / 79
LEGS23 / 35
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 1
SUB ATT0

Nam Phan

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES24 / 190
SIG. STRIKES24 / 189
HEAD11 / 158
BODY8 / 22
LEGS5 / 9
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 5
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
+150 (Underdog) vs -175 (Favorite)
China China

2-2-0

Anying Wang
FINAL
KO / TKO
Doctor Stoppage
R1, 5:00
Welterweight
Canada Canada

2-3-0

Albert Cheng

Anying Wang

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES15 / 47
SIG. STRIKES13 / 45
HEAD10 / 37
BODY0 / 1
LEGS3 / 7
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 0
SUB ATT0

Albert Cheng

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES5 / 12
SIG. STRIKES5 / 12
HEAD4 / 10
BODY1 / 2
LEGS0 / 0
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS0 / 1
SUB ATT0
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
-145 (Favorite) vs +125 (Underdog)
Philippines Philippines

6-3-0

Mark Eddiva
FINAL
Unanimous Decision
30-27 / 30-27 / 30-27
R3, 5:00
Featherweight
China China

21-9-1

Jumabieke Tuerxun

Mark Eddiva

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES141 / 189
SIG. STRIKES49 / 88
HEAD22 / 55
BODY11 / 13
LEGS16 / 20
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS4 / 10
SUB ATT0

Jumabieke Tuerxun

KD0
TOTAL STRIKES33 / 60
SIG. STRIKES12 / 34
HEAD6 / 28
BODY4 / 4
LEGS2 / 2
CONTROL0:00
TAKE DOWNS1 / 9
SUB ATT2
PRE-FIGHT ODDS
+369 (Underdog) vs -445 (Favorite)

Official Event Results

Main card (UFC Fight Pass) 4 Bouts
Welterweight POTN $50k POTN
KO (spinning back elbow)
R3 1:02
Welterweight Belt TUF China Final
Decision (split) (29–28, 27–30, 29–28)
R3 5:00
Heavyweight POTN $50k POTN
KO (punches)
R1 4:59
Featherweight
Decision (unanimous) (29–28, 29–28, 29–28)
R3 5:00
Preliminary card (UFC Fight Pass) 4 Bouts
Lightweight FOTN $50k FOTN
Decision (split) (29–27, 27–28, 29–28)
R3 5:00
Bantamweight
Decision (unanimous) (30–27, 30–27, 30–26)
R3 5:00
Welterweight
TKO (doctor stoppage)
R1 5:00
Featherweight
Decision (unanimous) (30–27, 30–27, 30–27)
R3 5:00

Official Post-Fight Bonus Awards

Awards

$50,000 Post-Fight Bonus Recipients

Fight of the Night: Yui Chul Nam and Kazuki Tokudome each collected $50,000 for their high-paced, back-and-forth three-round lightweight war.

Performance of the Night: Dong Hyun Kim earned $50,000 for his highlight-reel third-round spinning back elbow knockout of John Hathaway.

Performance of the Night: Matt Mitrione secured $50,000 for his buzzer-beater knockout of Shawn Jordan with one second remaining in Round 1 (4:59).

Reported Payouts & Disclosed Purses

💵

Fighter Purses & Total Payout Estimates

Fighter Result Base Purse Win / Finish Bonus Performance Bonus Estimated Total
WIN — — $50,000 —
LOSS — — — —
China Lipeng Zhang Belt TUF Winner
WIN — — — —
LOSS — — — —
WIN — — $50,000 —
LOSS — — — —
WIN — — — —
LOSS — — — —
WIN — — $50,000 —
LOSS — — $50,000 —
WIN — — — —
LOSS — — — —
WIN — — — —
LOSS — — — —
WIN — — — —
LOSS — — — —

*Official fighter purses were not publicly disclosed by government athletic authorities in Macau, SAR, China. Figures displayed reflect confirmed post-fight performance and fight bonuses ($50,000 each). Base purses and win bonuses were kept private by promotion and regulatory policy.

Historic UFC Records Set

🔥

Promotional Records Established at UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway

Rare UFC Technique
2nd Spinning Back Elbow KO

Dong Hyun Kim landed only the second spinning back elbow knockout in UFC history at 1:02 of Round 3, joining Shonie Carter’s iconic finish at UFC 31.

World MMA Awards
2014 Knockout of the Year

Kim’s devastating finish of John Hathaway was crowned the consensus 2014 Knockout of the Year at the 7th Annual World MMA Awards.

Tournament Milestone
Inaugural TUF: China Champion

Lipeng Zhang defeated Sai Wang via split decision to become the first-ever The Ultimate Fighter: China tournament champion and earn a UFC contract.

Asian MMA Milestone
10th UFC Victory for Kim

Dong Hyun Kim became the first Asian-born fighter in UFC history to reach double digits with 10 promotional victories inside the Octagon.

Lightweight Knockdown Record
3 Knockdowns by Yui Chul Nam

Yui Chul Nam scored 3 knockdowns against Kazuki Tokudome, tying the UFC lightweight single-fight record shared with Gray Maynard.

Bantamweight Striking Landmark
142 Significant Strikes Landed

Vaughan Lee connected with 142 significant strikes over 15 minutes against Nam Phan, ranking as the second-highest output in three-round bantamweight history at the time.

Underdog Upset
+369 Betting Upset for Eddiva

Mark Eddiva entered as a +369 betting underdog and handed Jumabieke Tuerxun (-445) his first professional defeat following an unblemished 16-0 regional run.

Buzzer-Beater Heavyweight Finish
4:59 First-Round Knockout

Matt Mitrione knocked out Shawn Jordan with just one second remaining in Round 1 (4:59), tying the latest first-round finish in UFC heavyweight history.

New Bonus Era
Early Performance of the Night Era

This marked one of the first events under the UFC’s standardized $50,000 “Performance of the Night” format, which replaced the classic Submission/Knockout awards.

Streaming Broadcast Debut
First Global TUF Fight Pass Card

The card served as the first international The Ultimate Fighter Finale event broadcast live and exclusively across the globe on the newly launched UFC Fight Pass service.

Macau Market Expansion
Second Event at CotaiArena

The event drew an announced sellout of 6,000 spectators to the CotaiArena at The Venetian Macao, representing the UFC’s second show in the Chinese special administrative region.

Welterweight Winning Streak
4th Straight UFC Win for Kim

With his knockout victory, Dong Hyun Kim extended his welterweight winning streak to four consecutive bouts, trailing only former champion Georges St-Pierre in the division at the time.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When and where did UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway take place?

UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway took place on Saturday, March 1, 2014, at the CotaiArena inside The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel in Cotai, Macau, China.

Who won the main event between Dong Hyun Kim and John Hathaway?

Dong Hyun Kim defeated John Hathaway via third-round KO (spinning back elbow) at 1:02 of Round 3 in their welterweight headliner.

Why is Dong Hyun Kim’s knockout of John Hathaway famous?

It was only the second spinning back elbow knockout in UFC history and went on to win the consensus 2014 Knockout of the Year at the World MMA Awards.

Who won The Ultimate Fighter: China welterweight tournament?

Lipeng Zhang defeated Sai Wang via split decision (29–28, 27–30, 29–28) in the co-main event to become the inaugural TUF: China tournament winner.

Who received post-fight bonus awards at the event?

Four fighters received $50,000 bonuses: Yui Chul Nam vs. Kazuki Tokudome earned Fight of the Night, while Dong Hyun Kim and Matt Mitrione secured Performance of the Night honors.

How did Matt Mitrione finish Shawn Jordan?

Matt Mitrione scored a buzzer-beater knockout with a series of heavy punches against the cage, stopping Shawn Jordan at 4:59 of Round 1—with only one second left in the round.

Who won the Fight of the Night award?

South Korea’s Yui Chul Nam and Japan’s Kazuki Tokudome delivered a thrilling lightweight slugfest, with Nam earning a split decision victory (29–27, 27–28, 29–28) after scoring three knockdowns.

What was the official attendance for UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway?

The event drew an announced sellout crowd of 6,000 fans at the CotaiArena in Macau, with the live gate kept undisclosed by local authorities.

How was the event broadcast?

The entire 8-bout fight card streamed live internationally and in North America on UFC Fight Pass.

Who were the commentators and cage announcer for UFC Fight Night: Kim vs. Hathaway?

The broadcast was called by Jon Anik and Kenny Florian cageside, with Bruce Buffer serving as the official Octagon announcer.

Did Mark Eddiva pull off an upset against Jumabieke Tuerxun?

Yes. Fighting as a +369 underdog, Filipino fighter Mark Eddiva handed the heavily favored, previously unbeaten Jumabieke Tuerxun (-445) his first career loss via unanimous decision (30–27, 30–27, 30–27).

Why were some fights cancelled from the original fight card?

The TUF China featherweight tournament final between Ning Guangyou and Jianping Yang was postponed due to an injury to Yang, while Zak Cummings missed weight by eight pounds for his bout against Alberto Mina, causing the bout to be scratched.

Who won the bantamweight bout between Vaughan Lee and Nam Phan?

Vaughan Lee dominated Nam Phan with precision striking, landing 142 significant strikes to take a unanimous decision (30–27, 30–27, 30–26).

How did Anying Wang defeat Albert Cheng?

Anying Wang defeated Albert Cheng via TKO (doctor stoppage) at the 5:00 mark of Round 1 after ringside physicians deemed Cheng unable to continue due to facial swelling.

Who won the featherweight fight between Hatsu Hioki and Ivan Menjivar?

Former Shooto and Sengoku champion Hatsu Hioki secured a clean sweep on the judges’ scorecards, defeating Ivan Menjivar via unanimous decision (29–28, 29–28, 29–28).

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