Definition: "UFC" stands for Ultimate Fighting Championship. This name was chosen because it is a Latin word meaning "ultimate fight." The term UFC refers to a series of annual tournaments organized by the Ultimate Fighting Championship (Fights), an organization that promotes mixed martial arts (MMA) and combat sports in North America. In UFC, teams are made up of fighters who compete in multiple events, such as a light heavyweight match or a championship bout. Each fighter is assigned a number from 1 to 5 based on their skill level in the sport they fight. The top four fighters advance to the finals, which is usually held after every tournament. The main event matches are known as "finishes" and are designed to showcase the best fighters in the world at that time. This typically includes a single bout between two or more fighters who have each fought for 30 seconds or less. The winner of a finish typically earns a prize money, which is paid by the UFC to their main event champions. The UFC is considered one of the most successful and popular sports in the world with over 150 million people tuning in to its live events every year. It has also become an international sport with teams competing across different continents and countries.

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