UFC 46: Supernatural

UFC 46, held in January 2004, was a landmark event in the promotion's history, primarily remembered for its highly anticipated light heavyweight championship rematch between Chuck Liddell and Randy Couture. The event also featured a significant welterweight bout showcasing the early careers of B.J. Penn and Georges St-Pierre.

As a live event, critical reception is more focused on the quality of the fights and the overall production rather than traditional film reviews. UFC 46 was generally considered a successful and exciting event, bolstering the growing popularity of the UFC, especially due to the high-profile matchups.

• The main event between Liddell and Couture delivered an exciting conclusion to their rivalry.

• The preliminary and undercard fights showcased emerging talent.

• The event was a significant step in the UFC's growing mainstream appeal.

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UFC 46 was the first UFC event to be officially titled with a theme: 'Supernatural,' a marketing choice that coincided with the growing popularity of the sport and its perceived raw, intense nature.