Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/UFC 2
There is barely a single reference, which doesn't provide significant coverage, and the lack of multiple reliable sources with significant coverage that provide making analytic or evaluative claims about the event makes it doubtful that this UFC event even passes the . Even if it had more sources, all it has is sports/routine coverage, so the article still falls into WP:!|what Wikipedia is not. In its current state, it is at best a |news report or a #DICT|dictionary entry since it focuses on the results, merely |routine coverage, nothing to indicate historical significance or at least a significant lasting effect.I don't see any evidence that to presume that this event is notable since it has not received significant non-routine coverage that persists over a period of time in multiple reliable sources. Whatever coverage this UFC event had, is significantly less than any football week or any boxing event (which would be closer to MMA) at the time, so it wasn't very widely covered in diverse sources to presume notability. As stated in , articles about notable games/events should have well-sourced prose, not merely a list of stats. This article doesn't have such prose and there is no evidence that there are independent reliable sources, outside routine coverage, that could provide significant information besides the resutls. With no sanctioning body or a league, I do not think that it fits the exception criterion described at .I do not see keep arguments that cite a relevant Wikipedia policy to indicate that the article is appropriate for Wikipedia, so I think that the article should not be kept. I would not favor a merge because most information is unsourced, but a redirect would be okay if there was a viable target. As there is currently no target and the information is mostly unsourced, I favor deletion
— User:Jfgslo, 18:30, 7 June 2012 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:NOTNEWSPAPER||WP:NOT||WP:ROUTINE||WP:SPORTSEVENT||WP:SPORTSEVENT (Wikipedia:Notability)