Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/UFC 11
nbsp; The keep !votes seem focused on an alleged championship, but there is no championship mentioned in the article.&nbsp; There was not even a fight in the finals of the tournament, the opponent complained of "fatigue", an alternate had a broken hand, and a winner was declared by forfeit.&nbsp;  states, {{talkquote|Some games or series are inherently notablewhy?, including but not limited to the following:{{*}} The final series (or single game when there is not a series) determining the champion of a top league, e.g. 2009 Stanley Cup Finals, or 2009 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final, or Super Bowl XLIII, or 2006 UEFA Champions League Final}}Note that all of the examples listed are team sports.&nbsp; The counter-argument being passed around is that all UFC sports events deserve the status of the Stanley Cup Finals or the SuperBowl.&nbsp; Why should every event of one small company (Zuffa or SEG), get more coverage on Wikipedia than major league baseball?&nbsp; How is this is a "single game" that has determined the "championship of a top league" that is the equivalent of the Super Bowl or the Stanley Cup Finals?&nbsp; That would have been huge news if a Superbowl were won by forfeit.&nbsp; I've clicked on dozens of links at Google without finding any 1996 newspaper articles or even any secondary reliable coverage of any kind about the event, with one exception at yahoo.sports.com/mma.&nbsp; One can tell by the almost non-existant media coverage that the world at large does not consider this event to have the status of the Stanley Cup Finals or the Superbowl.&nbsp
— User:Unscintillating, 22:31, 22 July 2012 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:SPORTSEVENT (Wikipedia:Notability)