I found the old fight card that Liddell had participated in when he lost to Rampage. I would have loved to have seen him fight Mirko.

PRIDE FINAL CONFLICT CARD FINALIZED
10/29/2003


LOS ANGELES, California - Three more matches were announced today to round out the fight card for PRIDE FC: FINAL CONFLICT, scheduled for November 9th, 2003 from the Tokyo Dome in Japan.







In a reserve bout for the middleweight tournament, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu legend and former UFC champion Murilo Bustamante will be taking on PRIDE FC superstar Dan Henderson. Bustamante is coming off of a close split decision loss to Quinton Jackson at TOTAL ELIMINATION in what many considered the fight of the night. Henderson's last PRIDE FC appearance was at BODY BLOW where he TKO'd Japanese fighter Shungo Oyama in the first round. In the event of an injury to one of the tournament participants, the winner of Bustamante/Henderson will step in.

In the second announced match, it will be a battle of super heavyweights as Gary "Big Daddy" Goodridge takes on UFC veteran and former King of the Cage champion Dan "The Bull" Bobish.

In addition, "The Texas Crazy Horse" Heath Herring will go head to head with Japanese fighter Norihisa Yamamoto.














Tournament Matches:

Fight Card

Gary Goodridge (Canada) vs. Dan Bobish (USA)
Quinton Jackson (USA) vs. Chuck Liddell (USA)
Wanderlei Silva (Brazil) vs. Hidehiko Yoshida (Japan)
Dan Henderson (USA) vs. Murilo Bustamante (Brazil)
Heath Herring (USA) vs. Hidehiko Yoshida (Japan)
Kazushi Sakuraba (Japan) vs. Kevin Randleman (USA)
Mirko Filipovic (Croatia) vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (Brazil)





Additional non-tournament match ups to be announced soon.
(Participants and Matches Subject to Change)


Fight Card is subject to change.

FINAL CONFLICT is scheduled for November 9th, 2003 from the Tokyo Dome in Japan. The event will premiere on North American pay per view (through iNDEMAND, DIRECTV, DISH NETWORK, UrbanXtra, TVN1, Bell Express Vu, and Viewer's Choice) on November 9th via same day delay.

If he beat Rampage he would have fought Wanderlai Silva in the final, The form Wanderlai was in back then compared to Chucks form it would have been interesting

Chuck didnt look too good around that time coming off a loss to Randy Couture and a rough fight with Alistar Overeem, Wanderlai was at his absolute peak

I watched this event the other day because I was bored and its in my dvd collection and I could not of picked a better ending, Rampage Vs. Silva was a war with a huge finish and it proved Wandy was the real deal, he hasnt been the same since though

Chuck doesnt fight at hw either, it seems to be the big thing at boxingscene that he should fight Fedor or Mirko but he doesnt fight HW...

I thought it was an open tournament.

If he beat Rampage he would have fought Wanderlai Silva in the final, The form Wanderlai was in back then compared to Chucks form it would have been interesting

Chuck didnt look too good around that time coming off a loss to Randy Couture and a rough fight with Alistar Overeem, Wanderlai was at his absolute peak

I watched this event the other day because I was bored and its in my dvd collection and I could not of picked a better ending, Rampage Vs. Silva was a war with a huge finish and it proved Wandy was the real deal, he hasnt been the same since though

Chuck doesnt fight at hw either, it seems to be the big thing at boxingscene that he should fight Fedor or Mirko but he doesnt fight HW...

Well, he has talked of these fights himself. I could see him moving up to fight crocop, its not like they're that far apart.

I thought it was an open tournament.

the tournament was over 2 events

I woulds pick Liddell over Mirko, I always wanted to see it happen