Garcia, of course, was left in a world of hurt, as the Twister is considered the most painful move in MMA. It shocked both the crowd and locker room, an extremely rare occurrence that few in the building and pay-per-view audience had ever seen before. Jung didnвЂ™t just defeat Garcia, he twisted him into immortality with a finishing maneuver appropriately known as the Twister, or вЂњwrestlerвЂ™s guillotine,вЂќ in which the spine is contorted to Gumby-like levels and is seemingly a one-way ticket to paralysis. Then came the Mafight between вЂњBad BoyвЂќ Leonard Garcia and вЂњKorean ZombieвЂќ Chan Sung Jung at SeattleвЂ™s KeyArena. If not boring, it was certainly very predictable. Beyond that, a mere three submission holds - the rear naked choke, the armbar and the guillotine - accounted for nearly two-thirds of all submission victories achieved inside the Octagon. To that end, in the UFCвЂ™s 546 pay-per-view fights between 20 - specifically the fights between UFC 31 and UFC 92 - 99 percent concluded in one of three ways: either by knockout, judgesвЂ™ decision or submission.

By the mid-2000s, the expectations for how an MMA bout could end had been firmly established.

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