Anthony Johnson destroyed Ryan Bader in the 1st round of their Light Heavyweight bout at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

Bader missed on a takedown and Johnson gained dominant position and pounded on Bader until the fight was stopped at 1:26.

Johnson, 205 lbs of Boca Raton, FL is 21-5. Bader, 205 lbs of Tempe, AZ is also 21-5.

Ben Rothwell scored a 2nd round stoppage over former UFC Heavyweight champion Josh Barnett.

Rothwell got Barnett in a guillotine choke and Barnett tapped out at 3:48 of round two.

Rothwell, 265 lbs of Kenosha, WI is 36-9. Barnett, 241 lbs of Fullerton, CA is 34-8.

Jimmy Rivera won a three round unanimous decision over Yuri Alcantara in a Bantamweight bout.

Rivera, 135 lbs of Ramsey, NJ won by scores of 29-28 on all cards and is now 19-1. Alcantara,

Bryan Barberena won via 2nd round submission over previously undefeated teen-sensation Sage Northcutt.

Barberena was cut on his forehead in round one, but he got Northcutt in a front triangle-choke and Northcutt tapped at 3:06 of round two.

Barberena, 170 lbs of Glendale, AZ is 11-3. Northcutt, 170 lbs of Katy, TX is 7-1.

Taric Saffiedine won a three round unanimous decision over Jake Ellenberger in a welterweight bout.

Safiedine, 170 lbs of Brussels, BEL is 16-4. Ellenberger, 170 lbs of Lake Forest, CA is 30-11.

Diego Ferreira won a mountainous decision over Olivier Aubin-Mercier in a Lightweight fight.

Ferreira, 156 lbs of Pharr, TX won by scores of 30-27 and 29-28 twice and is now 12-2. Aubin-Mercier, 155 lbs of Montreal is 8-2.

Rafael Natal scored a third round stoppage over Kevin Casey in a Middleweight bout.

The end came at 3:37 of round three for Natal. 185 lbs of New York, NY and is 21-6-1. Casey, 185 lbs of Hawthorne, CA is 10-3-2.

Wilson Reis won a three round unanimous decision over Dustin Ortiz in a Flyweight bout.

Reis, 126 lbs of San Diego won by scores of 30-27 on all cards and is mow 20-6. Ortiz, 125 lbs of Franklin, TN is 15-5.

Alexander Yakovlev knocked out George Sullivan in the first round of their Welterweight bout.

Yakovlev landed a big left followed by a crushing right that sent Sullivan down and the bout was stopped after Yakovlev landed three shots on the ground at 3:59.

Yakovlev, 171 lbs of Fairfield, NJ is 23-6-1. Sullivan, 171 lbs of Fairfield, NJ is 17-5-1.

Alex Caceras won a three round unanimous decision over Masio Fullen in a Featherweight bout.

Scores were 30-27 on all cards for Caceras, 145 lbs of Miami and is now 11-8-1. Fullen, 145 lbs of Guadalajara, MX is 10-6.

Las Vegas – UFC® announced today that its card on Saturday, Feb. 6 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas will now air live on FS1 and be headlined by a five-round welterweight bout between former champion Johny Hendricks and the dynamic Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson.

Originally scheduled as UFC 196 live on Pay-Per-View, the fight card was moved to FS1 following the loss of the heavyweight title fight between champion Fabricio Werdum and Cain Velasquez, as both competitors were forced out of the bout due to injuries.

Now, fans can enjoy an action-packed card including Roy Nelson vs. Jared Rosholt, Ovince Saint Preux vs. Feijao Cavalcante, Joseph Benavidez vs. Zach Makovsky, and Josh Burkman and KJ Noons live on FS1 on Saturday, Feb. 6. The full bout order is available at UFC.com.

The main card for UFC FIGHT NIGHT®: HENDRICKS vs. THOMPSON will air live on FS1 at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT, with prelims also airing on FS1 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT. The UFC FIGHT PASS® Early Prelims, headlined by Mickey Gall vs. Mike Jackson, will begin at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT.

With the shift, the lightweight title fight between champion Rafael Dos Anjos and featherweight champion Conor McGregor on Saturday, March 5 in Las Vegas will now be called UFC® 196: DOS ANJOS vs. McGREGOR. The March 5 Pay-Per-View event also features UFC women’s bantamweight champion Holly Holm taking on Miesha Tate.

Fans seeking ticket refunds based on the changes to the Feb. 6 card can do so at the point of purchase.

Visit the UFC® Press Portal for information and content to support your UFC coverage.

About UFC®

UFC® is a premium global sports brand and the largest pay-per-view event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Sao Paulo and Singapore, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in over 150 countries and territories to more than one billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service, delivers exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content to fans around the world. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

Las Vegas – The UFC® returns to Pittsburgh for the first time in five years as one of the sport’s most successful and popular fighters makes his debut in a new weight division. Fresh off competing for the lightweight title, Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone will fight at welterweight for the first time in his UFC career when he takes on Tim Means, Feb. 21 at CONSOL Energy Center. The event will air on FS1.

Cowboy (28-6, 1 NC; fighting out of Albuquerque, New Mexico) will make his debut at 170 lbs. after competing at 155 lbs. and most recently challenging lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos for the title (Dec. 19, 2015). Cowboy has won eight of his last nine bouts, including eight consecutive victories over Evan Dunham, Adriano Martins, Edson Barboza, Jim Miller, Eddie Alvarez, Myles Jury, Benson Henderson and John Makdessi, dating back to Nov. 2013. He has won 15 fights by submission and five by KO during his career.

Will Cowboy be able to continue his success competing against bigger fighters? That will be the question that is answered when he goes up against the veteran Means. Also a native of Albuquerque, albeit a different gym, Means (25-7-1) has won four of his last five bouts, including an impressive second-round TKO of John Howard that earned him a Performance of the Night bonus. At 6’2”, Means will be taller and have a longer reach than most of Cowboy’s past opponents, and his tremendous cardio and precise technique will make for an intriguing matchup against Cowboy’s outstanding Muay Thai and submission skills.

Two hard-hitting middleweights will set the table for the main event when #12 Derek Brunson (14-3; fighting out of Wilmington, North Carolina) squares off against #14 Roan Carneiro (20-9; fighting out of Atlanta, Georgia). Brunson is riding a three-fight winning streak and has won five of his last six bouts, with his last three victories coming over highly touted opponents Sam Alvey, Ed Herman and Lorenz Larkin. An impressive victory could propel Brunson into the top 10.

At 37, Carneiro is also focused on making a run for a top-10 ranking, coming off an impressive first-round submission win over Mark Munoz. Born in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Carneiro has nine career first-round finishes, and a resume that includes three wins by knockout and nine by submission. A second consecutive victory could earn Carneiro a shot against a top-10 opponent.

Additional bouts include:
· No. 11 bantamweight John Lineker (26-7; Paranagua, Parana, Brazil) takes on undefeated Cody Garbrandt (7-0; Sacramento, Calif.), who launched his professional MMA career while living in Pittsburgh

· No. 8 featherweight Dennis Bermudez (15-5; Lindenhurst, New York) vs. Tatsuya Kawajiri (35-8-2; Ibaraki, Japan)

· Brandon Thatch (11-3; Denver, Colo.) vs. Siyar Bahadurzada (21-6-1; Boca Raton, Fla.)

· A lightweight bout featuring James Krause (22-7; Lee’s Summit, Missouri) vs. Shane Campbell (12-3; Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada)
· Alex Garcia (13-2; Montreal, Quebec, Canada) vs. Sean Strickland (16-1; Corona, Calif.)

· Women’s bantamweights Marion Reneau (6-2; Visalia, Calif) vs. Ashlee Evans-Smith (3-1; Laguna Hills, Calif.)

· Chris Camozzi (22-10; Lakewood, Colo.) vs. Joe Riggs (41-16, 1 NC; Glendale, Ariz.)

· Middleweight Daniel Sarafian (10-5; Sao Paulo, Brazil) vs. Oluwale Bamgbose (5-1; New York, NY)

· Trevor Smith (13-6; Tukwila, Wash.) vs. Leonardo Augusto Guimaraes (11-1; Salvador, Bahia, Brazil)

· A women’s bantamweight bout between Sarah Moras (4-3; Kelowna, BC, Canada) and Lauren Murphy (8-2; Glendale, Ariz.)

· Anthony Hamilton (14-4; Albuquerque, N.M.) vs. Shamil Abdurakhimov (15-3; Dagestan, Russia)

· Bryan Barberena (10-2; Glendale, Ariz.) vs. Jonavin Webb (8-0; Marlton, New Jersey)

For the latest information on additional bouts for this event, please visit www.ufc.com. All bouts live and subject to change.

UFC FIGHT NIGHT®: COWBOY vs. MEANS will air live on FS1 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT on Sunday, Feb. 21, with the prelims kicking off the evening on FS1 at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT and on UFC FIGHT PASS® at 5:15 p.m. ET/2:15 p.m. PT.

Visit the UFC® Press Portal for information and content to support your UFC coverage.

Tickets for UFC FIGHT NIGHT®: COWBOY vs. MEANS go on sale Friday, Jan. 22 at 10 a.m. ET and are priced at $185, $125, $90, $75 and $50. Tickets are available for purchase at www.ticketmaster.com. Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person. To charge by phone with a major credit card, call Ticketmaster at (800) 745-3000. Tickets are also available at the Dick’s Sporting Goods Box Office at CONSOL Energy Center. Ticket prices do not include applicable service charges.

UFC Fight Club® members will have the opportunity to purchase tickets to this event Wednesday, Jan. 20 at 10 a.m. ET via the website www.ufcfightclub.com. A special Internet ticket pre-sale will be available to UFC newsletter subscribers Thursday, Jan. 21 starting at 10 a.m. ET. To access this presale, users must register for the UFC newsletter through UFC.com.

About UFC®

UFC® is a premium global sports brand and the largest pay-per-view event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Sao Paulo and Singapore, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in over 150 countries and territories to more than one billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service, delivers exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content to fans around the world. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – January 20, 2016 – One of the most iconic athletes of all time is coming to EA SPORTS™ UFC® 2. Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) announced today that Mike Tyson will make his mixed martial arts debut as an unlockable fighter when the game comes out starting March 15, 2016. Fans who pre-order EA SPORTS UFC 2 will get instant day-one access to Tyson, and all players can unlock him by progressing in the game and making it to the Hall of Fame in Career Mode. The former undisputed heavyweight boxing champion of the world packs the strongest punching power of any fighter in the game and will fight across two different weight classes: light heavyweight and heavyweight. For a first look at the former champ in EA SPORTS UFC 2, watch the Mike Tyson reveal video.

“When you think about the most devastating fighters of all time, Mike Tyson is either around, or at the top of everyone’s list. It’s fun to think that if MMA was as popular back when he was competing as it is today, you might have seen Tyson put on four ounce gloves and step into the Octagon®,” said Creative Director Brian Hayes. “This is one of those great ‘what ifs’ that we get to create when making a game like EA SPORTS UFC 2.”

Two versions of Tyson are coming to the game: “Iron” Mike Tyson based on his climb to stardom and string of invincible fights in the eighties; and “Legacy” Mike Tyson, developed with the end of his illustrious career in mind. Fans who pre-order the standard edition of EA SPORTS UFC 2 will get day-one access to “Iron” Mike Tyson. Those who opt for the Deluxe Edition will receive both “Iron” Mike as well as “Legacy” Mike Tyson. Both versions are available to unlock by progressing in the game.

“As a huge fan, I’m honored to be part of EA SPORTS and explore the world of mixed martial arts,” said Mike Tyson. “I follow UFC very closely and it’s going to be very cool to see how I would stack up against these amazing MMA athletes.”

EA SPORTS UFC 2 takes the franchise’s stunning character likeness and animation to another level, adds an all-new Knockout Physics System and authentic gameplay features, and introduces the biggest ever roster of real-world fighters in a MMA game who will step back into the Octagon on Xbox One and PlayStation®4. Full feature and mode details can be found at http://easports.com/ufc/features.

Fans excited to step into the Octagon® can pre-order EA SPORTS UFC 2 and get day-one access to three legendary fighters: UFC Hall of Famer and three-time King of Pancrase, Bas Rutten; Japanese MMA legend, “The Gracie Hunter” Kazushi Sakuraba; and Mike Tyson.* The deluxe edition of the game also includes up to $60 of UFC Ultimate Team™ Premium Packs**. For pre-order information, visit http://easports.com/UFC/buy.

EA SPORTS UFC 2 is developed in Burnaby, British Columbia by EA Canada, and will be available on March 15 in North America and March 17 worldwide on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. EA Access*** members can play the full game before it’s released for a limited time and get 10% off the digital version of the game on Xbox One. Fans should keep an eye on the website, as well as the EA SPORTS UFC Facebook and Twitter pages to make sure they’re always up-to-date on the latest and greatest news.

EA SPORTS™ is one of the leading sports entertainment brands in the world, with top-selling videogame franchises, award-winning interactive technology, fan programs and cross-platform digital experiences. EA SPORTS creates connected experiences that ignite the emotion of sports through videogames, including Madden NFL football, EA SPORTS™ FIFA, NHL® hockey, NBA LIVE basketball, Rory McIlroy PGA TOUR® golf, SSX™ and EA SPORTS UFC®.

For more information about EA SPORTS, including news, video, blogs, forums and game apps, please visit www.easports.com to connect, share and compete.

* Internet connection and EA Account required. Must be 13+ to create an account. Offer restrictions apply. Please see www.easports.com/ufc/game-and-offer-disclaimers for details.

**ADDED VALUE CALCULATED BASED ON AN UFC ULTIMATE TEAM PACK PRICE OF $2.00 AT GAME LAUNCH. PRICES MAY CHANGE. Offer restrictions apply. Please see www.easports.com/ufc/game-and-offer-disclaimers for details.

***CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS APPLY. SEE EA.COM/EAACCESS/TERMS AND EA.COM/EAACCESS FOR DETAILS.

About Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA) is a global leader in digital interactive entertainment. The Company delivers games, content and online services for Internet-connected consoles, personal computers, mobile phones and tablets. EA has more than 300 million registered players around the world. In fiscal year 2015, EA posted GAAP net revenue of $4.5 billion. Headquartered in Redwood City, California, EA is recognized for a portfolio of critically acclaimed, high-quality blockbuster brands such as The Sims™, Madden NFL, EA SPORTS™ FIFA, Battlefield™, Dragon Age™ and Plants vs. Zombies™. More information about EA is available at www.ea.com/news.

EA SPORTS, Ultimate Team, SSX, The Sims, Dragon Age, Plants vs. Zombies and Battlefield are trademarks of Electronic Arts Inc. and its subsidiaries. Ultimate Fighting Championship®, Ultimate Fighting®, UFC®, The Ultimate Fighter®, Octagon Girls®, Submission®, As Real As It Gets®, Zuffa®, Octagon® and the eight-sided competition mat and cage design are registered trademarks, trade dress or service marks owned exclusively by Zuffa, LLC and affiliated entities in the United States and other jurisdictions. All other marks referenced herein may be the property of Zuffa, LLC or other respective owners. Any use of the preceding copyrighted program, trademarks, trade dress, or other intellectual property owned by Zuffa, LLC is strictly prohibited without the express written consent of Zuffa. All rights are hereby expressly reserved. John Madden, NFL, NHL, NBA, PGA TOUR and FIFA are the property of their respective owners and used with permission. Xbox is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies. “PlayStation” is a registered trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

About UFC®

UFC® is a premium global sports brand and the largest pay-per-view event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Sao Paulo and Singapore, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in over 150 countries and territories to more than one billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service, delivers exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content to fans around the world. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

Las Vegas – The Ultimate Fighter® will put mixed martial arts’ global dominance on display again as UFC® strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk will coach opposite No. 1 contender Claudia Gadelha. The coaches will lead a group of eight light heavyweights and eight strawweights who will compete for a UFC contract and the title of The Ultimate Fighter.

The Ultimate Fighter®: Team Joanna vs. Team Claudia will kick-off on FS1 on Wednesday, April 20 with a two-hour season premiere airing at 10 p.m. ET as 32 competitors fight for one of 16 slots – eight in each weight class – available to be coached by two of the sport’s best. The season will continue with 11 one-hour shows Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET. The series is the highest rated and most watched original program since the network’s inception in August 2013.

Poland’s first UFC champion, Jedrzejczyk (11-0, fighting out of Olsztyn, Poland) stormed onto the scene in 2014 with her first Octagon® appearance. Since then, she’s gone on to win five straight, won the strawweight title, cemented her place on the top pound-for-pound list and is widely considered as one of the best strikers in the sport. She’ll now lend her expertise to the next generation of athletes who hope to follow in her footsteps and one day wear UFC gold themselves.

Gadelha (13-1, fighting out of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) trains at the renowned Nova Uniao gym, home to former champions Jose Aldo & Renan Barao. The Brazilian jiu-jitsu specialist hopes to get another crack at current strawweight champion, Jedrzejczyk, who provided Gadelha with the only blemish on her record – a three-round split decision loss in late 2014. Their contrasting styles should provide for an entertaining season between the two teams. The Brazilian’s comfort zone is on the canvas and will provide a stark contrast to the Pole’s highly skilled striking attack brings a completely different skillset to the show.

The series culminates on live on FS1 Friday, July 8 in Las Vegas as part of International Fight Week and will be headlined by Jedrzejczyk and Gadelha in a championship bout for the strawweight world title.

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About UFC®
UFC® is a premium global sports brand and the largest pay-per-view event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Sao Paulo and Singapore, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in over 150 countries and territories to more than one billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service, delivers exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content to fans around the world. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

About FOX Sports

FOX Sports is the umbrella entity representing 21st Century FOX’s wide array of multi-platform US-based sports assets. Built with brands capable of reaching more than 100 million viewers in a single weekend, FOX Sports includes ownership and interests in linear television networks, digital and mobile programming, broadband platforms, multiple web sites, joint-venture businesses and several licensing partnerships. FOX Sports includes the sports television arm of the FOX Broadcasting Company; FS1; FS2; Fox’s 22 regional sports networks, their affiliated regional web sites and FSN national programming; FOX Soccer Plus and FOX Soccer 2Go; FOX Deportes and FOX College Sports. In addition, FOX Sports also encompasses FOX Sports Digital, which includes FOXSports.com, FOX Sports GO, Whatifsports.com and Yardbarker.com. Also included in the Group are FOX’s interests in joint-venture businesses Big Ten Network and BTN 2Go, as well as licensing agreements that establish the FOX Sports Radio Network.

Toronto – Fight Network, the world’s premier 24/7 television channel dedicated to complete coverage of combat sports, presents extensive coverage of UFC Fight Night™: Dillashaw vs. Cruz this Sunday, Jan. 17 from TD Garden in Boston, Mass.

Fight Network will air the live UFC Fight Night™: Dillashaw vs. Cruz prelims exclusively in Canada at 8 p.m. ET. The main card airs live on TSN5 at 10 p.m. ET.

In featured prelim action, battle-tested French-Canadian warrior Patrick Cote (22-9) seeks his third straight triumph at 170 pounds when he takes on Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt Ben Saunders (19-6-2). Other bouts include a light heavyweight showcase pitting Tim Boetsch (18-9) against Ed Herman (22-11, 1NC), a lightweight matchup between red-hot New Yorker Chris Wade (10-1) and highly touted newcomer Mehdi Baghdad (11-3), plus Venezuelan knockout artist Maximo Blanco (12-6-1, 1NC) looks to make it four straight against undefeated bantamweight newcomer Luke Sanders (10-0).

Fight Network’s original one-hour UFC Fight Night: Dillashaw vs. Cruz Pre-Show, which premiered on Thursday, Jan. 14, will serve as a lead-in to the live prelims on Sunday night. Check listings for additional airings.

Before they enter the Octagon, Fight Network is your destination for the official live UFC Fight Night™: Dillashaw vs. Cruz weigh-ins on Saturday, Jan. 16 at 4 p.m. ET, as bantamweight champion T.J. Dillashaw and No. 1 contender Dominick Cruz tip the scales ahead of their championship clash.

Immediately following Sunday’s main card, Fight Network will broadcast the official live UFC Fight Night™: Dillashaw vs. Cruz post-fight press conference in its entirety.

In addition to all the live events, Fight Network is the destination for UFC library content, specials and series, including UFC Unleashed, UFC Now, UFC Ultimate Insider and classic UFC PPV events.

The full card for UFC Fight Night™: Dillashaw vs. Cruz includes:

Main Card (Live on TSN5, 10 p.m. ET):
-T.J. Dillashaw (13-2) vs. Dominick Cruz (20-1) – UFC bantamweight title
-Anthony Pettis (18-3) vs. Eddie Alvarez (26-4)
-Travis Browne (17-3-1) vs. Matt Mitrione (9-4)
-Ross Pearson (20-9, 1NC) vs. Francisco Trinaldo (18-4)

Preliminary Card (Live on Fight Network, 8 p.m. ET):
-Patrick Cote (23-9) vs. Ben Saunders (19-6-2)
-Tim Boetsch (18-9) vs. Ed Herman (23-11, 1NC)
-Chris Wade (10-1) vs. Mehdi Baghdad (11-2)
-Maximo Blanco (12-6-1, 1NC) vs. Luke Sanders (10-0)

Preliminary Card (Live on UFC Fight Pass, 6 p.m. ET):
-Paul Felder (10-2) vs. Daron Cruickshank (16-7, 1NC)
-Ilir Latifi (11-4, 1NC) vs. Sean O’Connell (16-6)
-Charles Rosa (10-2) vs. Kyle Bochniak (6-0)
-Rob Font (11-1) vs. Joey Gomez (6-0)
-Francimar Barroso (17-4) vs. Elvis Mutapcic (15-3)

For a full listing of Fight Network’s broadcast schedule, please visit www.fightnetwork.com, follow us on Twitter @fightnet, become a fan on Facebook and visit us on Instagram @fightnet.

Las Vegas – UFC® featherweight champion Conor McGregor will look to make history on Saturday, March 5 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas when he moves up to challenge UFC lightweight champion Rafael Dos Anjos for the 155-pound title.

McGregor will look to become the first fighter in history to hold UFC world titles in two different weight classes simultaneously when he challenges the red-hot Brazilian champion.

Plus, women’s bantamweight champion Holly Holm puts her world title on the line for the first time against second-ranked Miesha Tate in the co-main event. The undefeated Holm became a household name at UFC® 193 when she knocked out previously unbeaten Ronda Rousey. The former boxing champion looks to keep her perfect record intact when she meets Tate, who is riding a dominant four-fight win streak.

Tickets for UFC® 197: DOS ANJOS vs. McGREGOR, presented by EA SPORTS UFC® 2, go on sale to the general public on Friday, Jan. 22. Ticket information will be made available soon.

UFC® 197: DOS ANJOS vs. McGREGOR will air live on pay-per-view at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT on Saturday, March 5.

Las Vegas – UFC® today announced Nakisa Bidarian as the organization’s new Chief Financial Officer effective January 4, 2016. Formerly UFC’s Executive Vice President of Strategy and Business Ventures, Bidarian will now focus on key financial initiatives, strategic goals, and supporting the organization’s overall growth by guiding business decisions and analyzing their financial components.

“Nakisa has been a key contributor to UFC’s success throughout the last four years since he joined the organization,” UFC Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Lorenzo Fertitta said. “His diverse finance and strategy experience, coupled with the impact he has had with the organization, make him an ideal candidate for the CFO position.”

“I’m excited and humbled to accept this new opportunity with UFC,” Bidarian said. “The organization is coming off a record year in 2015, and I am confident that the finance, accounting and strategy teams will continue to deliver at the highest level and help to take the organization to new heights.”

Bidarian was formerly responsible for Group Strategy which includes Corporate Development, Strategic Planning, Research, Analytics, and several joint ventures, including UFC GYM. Under his leadership, UFC made significant strides in improving internal processes to improve its operating model. Bidarian has also championed the evolution of UFC’s people management practices, ensuring the organization continues to invest in its team members.

Prior to joining UFC, Bidarian led international real estate and hospitality investment and asset management for Mubadala Development Company, a multi-billion dollar sovereign investment company. Before Mubadala, he was an investment banker at Morgan Stanley and Citigroup, specializing in merger and acquisitions. Beginning his career at Accenture, Bidarian advised global financial institutions on financial and performance management. Bidarian received a Bachelor of Arts degree in financial economics from the University of Waterloo and a Master of Business Administration from Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, where he graduated as a Tuck Scholar.

About UFC®

UFC® is the premier mixed martial arts (MMA) organization and largest pay-per-view event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Singapore and Sao Paulo, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in 158 countries and territories to over one billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. The UFC has a multi-year broadcast agreement with FOX in the U.S., which annually includes four live events broadcast on the FOX network, as well as The Ultimate Fighter® reality television show and thousands of hours of programming on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2. In 2014, UFC launched UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service that is available throughout the world with exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content. The UFC organization also licenses over 100 UFC GYM® locations, and owns UFC.TV® (offering live event broadcasts and video on-demand around the world), UFC FIT® (an in-home fitness and nutrition program), UFC Magazine, and has a videogame franchise with EA SPORTS, UFC Fight Club®, UFC Fan Expo®, UFC branded apparel, DVDs and Blu-rays and Topps Trading Cards. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

Las Vegas – On one of the biggest weekends in sports, UFC® heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum makes his first title defense in a rematch against former champion and No. 1 contender Cain Velasquez. Plus, former welterweight champion Johny Hendricks meets surging contender Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson in the co-main event. UFC® 196: WERDUM vs. VELASQUEZ 2 takes place Saturday, Feb. 6 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

The former interim title holder, Werdum (20-5-1, fighting out of Los Angeles, Calif.), who became the undisputed champion after defeating Velasquez at UFC 188, will put his belt on the line when the two meet again in the fight capital of the world. A three-time Brazilian jiu jitsu world champion, Werdum possess one of the most threatening ground attacks in the sport, and he owns submission victories over two of the most revered athletes in the heavyweight division has seen in Fedor Emelianenko and Velasquez.

Considered one of the most dangerous men in UFC history, Velasquez (13-2, fighting out of San Jose, Calif.) maintains a furious and relentless pace that is unmatched in the division. With the ability to effortlessly go the distance or end the contest in in the firstround, the former champion looks to settle the score with Werdum and bring another world title back to American Kickboxing Academy’s stable of champions.

In addition, Hendricks (17-3, fighting out of Fort Worth, Texas) returns to the Octagon® with hopes of earning another shot at the 170-pound world title he feels is rightfully his. A four-time NCAA Div. 1 All-American wrestler, “Bigg Rigg” will need to rely on his wrestling to control the fight if he hopes to avoid the flashy striking of No. 8 Thompson (11-1, fighting out of Simpsonville, S.C.). “Wonderboy” is a five-time kickboxing world champion who has utilized his electrifying stand-up game to quickly climb the welterweight ladder.

Additional bouts:
· No. 6 light heavyweight contender Ovince Saint Preux (18-7, fighting out of Knoxville, Tenn.) looks to climb back into the title picture with a win over knockout artist Rafael “Feijao” Cavalcante (12-6, 1 NC, fighting out of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).
· A heavyweight battle between heavy-handed Derrick Lewis (13-4, 1 NC, fighting out of Houston, Texas) and UFC newcomer Damian Grabowski (20-2, fighting out of Opole, Poland).
· Josh Burkman (28-12, 1 NC, fighting out of Draper, Utah) moves to the lightweight division to face striking specialist KJ Noons (12-7, 1 NC, fighting out of San Diego, Calif.).
· Las Vegas’ own Mike Pyle (26-11-1, fighting out of Las Vegas, Nev.) gets a home game when he meets Dallas’ Sean Spencer (12-4, fighting out of Dallas, Texas) in welterweight action.

Tickets for UFC 196®: WERDUM vs. VELASQUEZ 2 go on sale Friday, Jan. 8 at 10 a.m. PT and are priced at $804, $604, $404, $304, $204 and $104 (prices do not include applicable service charges and handling fees). Tickets are available for purchase online at www.ticketmaster.com and by phone at (800) 745-3000. Tickets also are available at the MGM Grand box office. Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person.

UFC Fight Club® members will have the opportunity to purchase tickets Wednesday, Jan. 6 at 10 a.m. PT via the website www.ufcfightclub.com. A special Internet ticket pre-sale will be available to UFC newsletter subscribers Thursday, Jan. 7 starting at 10 a.m. PT. To access this presale, users must register for the UFC newsletter through UFC.com.

UFC 196®: WERDUM vs. VELASQUEZ 2 will be available live on Pay-Per-View at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT on UFC.TV, iN DEMAND, DirecTV, DISH Network, Avail-TVN, and in Canada on BellTV, Shaw Communications, Sasktel, and Viewer’s Choice Canada for a suggested retail price of $44.99 US/$49.99 CAN for Standard Definition and $54.99 US/$59.99 CAN for High -Definition.

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – January 5, 2016 – Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) today announced EA SPORTS™ UFC® 2 launches on March 15, 2016 in North America, and March 17, 2016 worldwide. In addition to the announcement, EA released a cinematic trailer for EA SPORTS UFC 2 featuring some of the biggest moments from recent bouts, showcasing authentic gameplay features, and highlighting new character visuals and signature animations. The trailer opens on EA SPORTS UFC 2 cover athlete and UFC® featherweight champion, Conor McGregor showing fans the all-new Knockout Physics System in his championship fight at UFC® 194. From there, fans will see Dynamic Grappling, and Next-Level Submissions while reliving some of the heart-stopping moments from recent fights, and speculating what could happen in upcoming contests. Watch the trailer here.

“Whether fans want to play upcoming cards, recreate the outcome of recent fights, or go back to fight with MMA legends, we’ll help them do that in the most authentic and exciting way ever in an MMA simulation,” said Brian Hayes, Creative Director. “Our first two pre-order fighters, Bas Rutten and Kazushi Sakuraba are perfect additions to what is already the biggest roster ever for an official UFC game. Adding them is huge, and fans are going to go nuts when we reveal who the mystery fighter is. I can’t wait.”

Fans excited to step into the Octagon® can pre-order EA SPORTS UFC 2 and get day one access to two legendary fighters: UFC Hall of Famer and three-time King of Pancrase, Bas Rutten; and Japanese MMA legend, “The Gracie Hunter” Kazushi Sakuraba, with an additional mystery fighter who will be named later.* The deluxe edition of the game also includes up to $60 of UFC Ultimate Team™ Premium Packs**. For pre-order information, visit http://easports.com/UFC/buy.

EA SPORTS UFC 2 is headlined by five brand new game modes including KO Mode and UFC Ultimate Team, a revamped Career Mode that lets fans create female fighters for the first time ever in an official UFC game, and Grapple Assist, an integrated visual tool to help players learn and perfect takedowns, ground game transitions, and submissions. Full feature and mode details can be found at http://easports.com/ufc/features.

* Internet connection and EA Account required. Must be 13+ to create an account. Offer restrictions apply. Please see www.easports.com/ufc/game-and-offer-disclaimers for details.

**ADDED VALUE CALCULATED BASED ON AN UFC ULTIMATE TEAM PACK PRICE OF $2.00 AT GAME LAUNCH. PRICES MAY CHANGE. Offer restrictions apply. Please see www.easports.com/ufc/game-and-offer-disclaimers for details.

EA SPORTS UFC 2 is developed in Burnaby, British Columbia by EA Canada, and will be available on March 15 in North America and March 17 worldwide on Xbox One and PlayStation®4. More information is available on the EA SPORTS UFC website, and in-depth feature details will be announced in the months leading up to launch. Fans should keep an eye on the website, as well as the EA SPORTS UFC Facebook and Twitter pages to make sure they’re always up-to-date on the latest and greatest news.

EA SPORTS™ is one of the leading sports entertainment brands in the world, with top-selling videogame franchises, award-winning interactive technology, fan programs and cross-platform digital experiences. EA SPORTS creates connected experiences that ignite the emotion of sports through videogames, including Madden NFL football, EA SPORTS™ FIFA, NHL® hockey, NBA LIVE basketball, Rory McIlroy PGA TOUR® golf, SSX™ and EA SPORTS UFC®.

For more information about EA SPORTS, including news, video, blogs, forums and game apps, please visit www.easports.com to connect, share and compete.

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About UFC®

UFC® is the premier mixed martial arts (MMA) organization and largest pay-per-view event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Singapore and Sao Paulo, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in 158 countries and territories to over 1 billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. The UFC has a multi-year broadcast agreement with FOX in the U.S., which annually includes four live events broadcast on the FOX network, as well as The Ultimate Fighter® reality television show and thousands of hours of programming on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2. In 2014, UFC launched UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service that is available throughout the world with exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content. The UFC organization also licenses over 100 UFC GYM® locations, and owns UFC.TV® (offering live event broadcasts and video on-demand around the world), UFC FIT® (an in-home fitness and nutrition program), UFC Magazine, and has a videogame franchise with EA SPORTS, UFC Fight Club®, UFC Fan Expo®, UFC branded apparel, DVDs and Blu-rays and Topps Trading Cards. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

Robbie Lawler retained the UFC Welterweight title with a 5-round split decision over Carlos Condit in a war at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Condit controlled most of the fight by mixing up his kicks and punches that kept Lawler at the end of his strikes. Lawler dropped Condit in round two from an inside right hand. Condit was able to sustain his activity level in round four. In round five, the two stood toe to toe and landed bombs on each other, with Condit mixing in a kick. Lawler was able to rock Condit in the last two minutes of the fight as he opened up a cut over Condit’s right eye.

Lawler won on two cards by scores of 48-47 while Condit took a card 48-47.

Lawler is now 27-10. Condit falls to 30-9.

Stipe Miocic punched his ticket to a potential heavyweight title shot by destroying former champion Andrei Arlovski at 54 seconds of the 1st round.

Miocic landed a right that staggered Arlovski and a follow up right crumpled the former champ to the canvas. Miocic jumped on his prey and landed several more shots before the fight was stopped.

Miocic is 14-2. Arlovski is 25-11-1.

Albert Tumenov won a 3 round split decision over Lorenz Larkin in welterweight bout.

Tumenov won two cards by 29-28 tallies. Larkin took a card 29-28.

Tumenov is 17-2. Larkin is 16-5-1.

Brian Ortega choked out Diego Brandao at 1:37 of round three in their featherweight bout.

Ortega is 10-0-1. Beandao is 20-11.

Abel Trujillo scored a 1st round chokeout over Tony Sims in a lightweight bout.

The time of the Guillotine choke was 2:37 of round one for Trujillo who is now 13-7-1. Sims is 12-4

Alex Morano won a 3-round split decision over Kyle Noke in a Welterweight bout.

Scores were 29-28 twice for Morano and 30-27 for Noke.

Michael Macdonald choked out Mansanori Kanehana in the 2nd round of their Featherweight bout.

Macdonald is 17-3. Kanehana is 25-13-5

Morano, 170 lbs of Houston, TX is 12-3. Noke, 170.5 lbs is 22-8-1.

Justine Kish remained undefeated with a 3-round unanimous decision over Nina Ansaroff in a Strawweight bout.

Scores were 30-27 and 29-28 twice for Kish, 116 lbs of Los Angeles, CA and is now 5-0. Asnsaroff, 116 lbs of Miami is now 6-5.

Drew Dpber won a 3-round unanimous decision over Scott Hotzman in a Lightweight fight.

In round two, Holtzman began to bleed over his left eye from an elbow.

Dober, 155.5 lbs of Denver, CO won by scores of 29-28 on all cards and is now 16-7-1. Holtzman, 155.5 lbs of Knoxville, TN is 8-1.

Robbie Lawler 170 – Carlos Condit 169
UFC welterweight title
Andrei Arlovski 246 1/2 – Stipe Miocic 241 1/2
Lorenz Larkin 171 – Albert Tumenov 171
Diego Brandao 146 – Brian Ortega 145 1/2
Tony Sims 156 – Abel Trujillo 156
Michael McDonald 136 – Masanori Kanehara 135
Nina Ansaroff 116 – Justine Kish 116
Drew Dober 155 1/2 – Scott Holtzman 155 1/2
Alex Morono 170 1/2 – Kyle Noke 170
Joe Duffy 155 – Dustin Poirier 155 1/2
Joe Soto 135 1/2 – Michinori Tanaka 135 1/2
Edgar Garcia 170 – Sheldon Wescott 170

Rafael Dos Anjos retained the UFC Lightweight title with a 1st round destruction over Donald Cerrone at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida.

Dos Anjos landed a left kick to the body that hurt Dos Anjos and he unloaded a barrage of punches on Cerrone against the Octagon.  Cerrone got to the ground but he absorbed a few more hard shots and the fight was stopped by referee Herb Dean at 1:06.

Dos Anjos, 154 lbs of Rio De Jineario, BRA is 25-7.  Cerrone, 154 1/2 lbs of Albuquerque, NM is 28-7-1.

Alistair Overeem scored an explosive 2nd round stoppage over former Heavyweight champion Junior Dos Santos.

Dos Santos was bleeding from around his right eye and chin in the second frame.  Overeem landed a perfect left hook that dropped Dos Santos and the fight was quickly stopped at 4:43 of round two.

Overeem, 243 lbs of Amsterdam, The Neatherlands is now 40-14-1.  Dos Santos, 239 lbs of Salvador, BRA is 17-4.
Nate Diaz won a 3-round unanimous decision over Michael Johnson in a Lightweight bout.

Diaz, 156 lbs of Stockton, CA won all cards by scores of 29-28 and is no 19-10.  Johnson, 155 1/2 lbs of Boca raton, FL is 17-10.

Karolina Kowalkiewicz remained undefeated by winning a unanimous decision over Randa Markos in a Strawweight bout.

Scores were 30-27 and 29-28 twice for Kowalkiewicz, 114 1/2 lbs of Lodz, POL and is now 8-0.   Markos, 116 lbs of Montreal, QUE, CAN is 5-4.
Charles Oliveira scored a 1st round chokeout over Myles Jury in a Featherweight bout.

Oliveira was able to get a jumping choke on Jury while he was standing and he tapped out at 3:05

Oliveira, 150 1/2 lbs of Houston, TX is 21-5-1.  Jury, 146 lbs of Gilbert, AZ is 15-2.

Oliverira is now tied for the most submission wins.

Nate Marquardt stopped CB Dollaway in the 2nd round of their Middleweight bout.

Marquardt landed a perfect counter right hand while Dollaway was coming in that dropped Dollaway.  Marquardt landed one punch on the ground and the bout was stopped at 28 seconds of round two.

Marquardt, 186 lbs of Denver, CO is 37-15-2.  Dollaway, 185 1/2 lbs of Tempe, AZ is 16-9.

Valentina Shevchenko won a 3-round split decision over Sarah Kauffman in a Bantamweight bout.

Schevchenko won by scores of 29-28 twice while Kauffman took a card 29-28.

Shevchenko is 10-1.  Kauffman, 136 lbs of Victoria, BC, CAN is 17-4-1.

Tamden McCrory made Josh Samman in round three of their Middleweight bout.

McCrory won via triangle choke at 4:10 of round three.

McCrory, 185 lbs of Binghimton, NY is 14-3. Sammanan, 186 lbs of Tallahassee, FL is 12-4

Nik Lentz scored a 3-round split decision over Danny Castillo in a Lightweight bout.

Lentz won two cards 29-28 while Castillo took a card 29-28.

Lentz, 156 lbs of Coconut Creek, FL is 28-7-2-1. Castillo, 156 lbs of Sacramento CA is 17-10.

Joe Miller and Jim Allers fought to a no-contest in their Featherweight bout after Allers inadvertently poked Miller in the eye and he was unable to continue.

Miller, 146 lbs of Coconut Creek, FL is 21-9-1. Allers, 145 lbs of Ft. Lauderdale, FL is 13-2-1.

Las Vegas – With title implications on the line, much is at stake when top light heavyweights Anthony “Rumble” Johnson and Ryan Bader collide in the five-round main event of UFC FIGHT NIGHT® on Saturday, Jan. 30 at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. This event, which marks UFC’s seventh trip to “Gateway City”, will broadcast live on FOX.

With a potent mix of speed and power, (No.2) Rumble (20-5, fighting out of Boca Raton, Fla.) poses a serious threat for anyone in the 205-pound division. Boasting a record with 14 knockouts and victories over top contenders in Jimi Manuwa, Alexander Gustafsson, Antonio Rogerio Nogueira and Phil Davis, the former title contender is looking for another chance to challenge for championship gold.

Standing in his way, is fourth-ranked Bader (21-4, fighting out of Tempe, Ariz.), who is out to prove he is deserving of a title shot after reeling off five straight wins. With a resume that includes victories over former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans, Davis, Ovince Saint Preux, Rampage Jackson and Nogueira, the 2x Division I All-American wrestler is just one win away from contending for the UFC light heavyweight strap.

Plus, former UFC heavyweight champion and sixth-ranked Josh Barnett (34-7, fighting out of Fullerton, Calif.) goes head-to-head with the always-formidable (No.8) Ben Rothwell (35-9, fighting out of Kenosha, Wisc.) in the co-main event. With 37 knockout and 23 submission victories shared, this bout is unlikely to go the distance.

Additional bouts:
· Former STRIKEFORCE welterweight champion and 10th-ranked Tarec Saffiedine (15-4, fighting out of Temecula, Calif.) returns to the Octagon to face veteran Jake Ellenberger (30-10, fighting out of Lake Forest, Calif.), a staple in the 170-pound division.
· New Jersey’s own George Sullivan (17-4, 1NC, fighting out of Belmar, N.J.) and Alexander Yakovlev (22-6-1, fighting out of Fairfield, N.J.) battle it out in a welterweight bout.
· In an exciting bantamweight matchup, Alex “Bruce Leeroy” Caceres (10-8, 1NC, fighting out of Miami, Fla.) takes on The Ultimate Fighter Latin America Season 1 prospect Masio Fullen (10-5, fighting out of San Diego, Calif.).
· Looking for his fourth straight UFC win, lightweight Olivier Aubin-Mercier (8-1, fighting out of Montreal, Quebec, Canada) meets The Ultimate Fighter Brazil Season 4 standout Joaquim Silva (8-1, fighting out of Goiania, Goias, Brazil).

· Submission specialist Tony Martin (9-3, fighting out of Minneapolis, Minn.) faces UFC newcomer Felipe Olivieri (14-4, fighting out of Rio de Janeiro) in a lightweight bout.

Tickets for UFC FIGHT NIGHT®: JOHNSON vs. BADER go on sale Friday, December 18 at 10 a.m. ET and are priced at $185, $125, $90, $75, $50 and $40 (prices do not include applicable service charges and handling fees). Tickets are available for purchase online at www.ticketmaster.com and by phone at (800) 745-3000. Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person.

UFC Fight Club® members will have the opportunity to purchase tickets Wednesday, December 16 at 10 a.m. ET via the website www.ufcfightclub.com. A special Internet ticket pre-sale will be available to UFC newsletter subscribers Thursday, December 17 starting at 10 a.m. ET. To access this presale, users must register for the UFC newsletter through UFC.com.

UFC FIGHT NIGHT®: JOHNSON vs. BADER will air live on FOX at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on Saturday, January 30, with the prelims kicking off the evening on FS1 at 5 p.m. ET/2 p.m. PT.

About the Ultimate Fighting Championship®

UFC® is the premier mixed martial arts (MMA) organization and largest pay-per-view event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Singapore and Sao Paulo, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in 129 countries and territories to nearly 800 million TV households worldwide in 28 different languages. The UFC has a multi-year broadcast agreement with FOX in the U.S., which annually includes four live events broadcast on the FOX network, as well as The Ultimate Fighter® reality television show and thousands of hours of programming on FS1 and FS2. In 2014, UFC launched UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service with exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content. The UFC organization also licenses over 100 UFC GYM® locations, and owns UFC.TV® (offering live event broadcasts and video on-demand around the world), UFC FIT® (an in-home fitness and nutrition program), UFC Magazine, and has a videogame franchise with EA SPORTS, UFC Fight Club®, UFC Fan Expo®, UFC branded apparel, DVDs and Blu-rays and Topps Trading Cards. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

In one of the most anticipated fights in a long time, Conor McGregor stamped his ticket to superstardom with a 1-punch 13 second knockout over long time champion, Jose Aldo to win the UFC Featherweight title at UFC 194.

Aldo leaned in a through a right hand (that connected) but McGregor connected with a thudding left to the jaw that sent Aldo down and out. McGregor landed 2 hammer shots for good measure and the fight was stopped at 13 seconds.

McGregor, 145 lbs of Dublin, IRE is 19-2. Aldo, 145 lbs of Rio De Janeiro, BRA is 25-2.

Luke Rockhold won the UFC Middleweight title with a 4-round beatdown of previously undefeated Chris Weidman.

Rickhold had a good first two rounds as he landed some solid kicks. Weidman was coming on in round three when he attempted an ill advised spinning kick for which Rockhold was able to go behind and get Weidman to the ground. From there, Rockhold pounded away on Weidman, leaving the now former champion a bloody mess and lucky to get out of the round. In round four, Rockhold was able to seize control and get Weidman down again and landed some more punches and elbows and referee Herb Dean waved the fight off at 3:12.

Rockhold, 185 lbs of Santa Cruz, CA is 15-2. Weidman, 185 lbs of Baldwin, NY is 13-1.

Yoel Romero won a split decision over Jacare Souza in a Middleweight bout.

Romero dropped Souza in round one from a perfect spinning back fist. Souza spent the majority of the round on his back eating punches via the Ground & Pound. Souza was able to take Romero down and land some good shots in round three but it wasn’t enough as Romero took cards by 29-27 and 29028 tallies while Souza won a card 29-28.

Romero, 185 lbs of Coconut Creek, FL is now 11-1. Souza of Rio Di Janeiro, BRA is 22-4-1.

Damian Maia beat up Gunner Nelson to win a lopsided unanimous decision in a Welterweight bout.

Nelson was hurt in round one and he had a welt under his right eye. Maia continued to pound away on Nelson’s head and bloodied his nose. Maia cruised to the victory of 30-26 and 30-25 twice.

Maia, 170 lbs of Sao Paulo, BRA is 22-6. Nelson, 170 lbs of Iceland is 14-2-1.

Max Holloway won a three round unanimous decision over Jeremy Stephens in a Featherweight bout.

Holloway won by scores of 30-27 twice and 29-28 and is now 15-3. Stephens is 24-12.

Urijah Faber won a unanimous decision over Frankie Saenz in a Bantamweight bout.

Faber, 136 lbs of Sacramento, CA is 33-8. Saenz, 135 lbs of Glendale, AZ is 11-3.

Tecia Torres won a 3-round unanimous decision over Jocelyn Jones Lybarger in a Straweight bout.

Torres, 116 lbs of Coconut Creek, FL, won by scores of 30-27 on all cards is now 7-0. Lybarger, 116 lbs of Glendale, AZ is 6-2.

Leonardo Santos knocked out Kevin Lee in the first round of their Lightweight bout.

Santos landed a perfect right to the jaw that sent Lee down and the fight was stopped at 3:26.

Santos, 156 lbs of Rio de Jenairo, BRA is 15-4-1. Lee, 156 lbs of Las Vegas is 11-2.

Wallry Alves scored a 1st round choke out of previously undefeated of Colby Covington in a Welterweight bout.

Alves got the guillotine choke and the fight was stopped at 1:26.

Alves, 171 lbs of Rio de Jineiro is now 11-0. Covington, 170 lbs of Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Frankie Edgar stated his case for a shot at UFC Featherweight champion Connor McGregor by taking out Chad Mendes in 1 round in their scheduled 5-round bout at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas.

Edgar landed a perfect left hook to the jaw that dropped Mendes and the fight was immediately stopped at 2:28 of round one.

Edgar, 146 lbs of Toms River, NJ is now 19-4-1. Mendes, 145 lbs of Sacramento, CA is 17-4.

Ryan Hall won the Ultimate Fighter 22 Lightweight title with a unanimous decision over Artem Lobev.

Hall, 155 lbs of Falls Church, VA won on all cards by a 30-26 tally and is now 5-1. Lobov, 155 lbs of Dublin, IRE is 12-11-1.

Tony Furguson choked out Edson Barboza in the 2nd round of their Lightweight bout.

Both guys were a bloody mess beginning in the opening frame. Furguson took Barboza down and got him in a front choke that made Barboza tap out at 2:54 of round two.

Furguson, 156 lbs of Orange County, CA is 21-3. Barboza, 155.5 lbs of Rio de Jinairo, BRA is 16-4.

Evan Dunham won a 3-round unanimous decision over Joe Lauzon in a Lightweight bout.

Dunham, 156 lbs of Las Vegas, NV won by scores of 30-26 twice and 30-27 and is now 17-6. Lauzon, 155.5 lbs of Bridgewater, MA is 25-12.

Tatsua Kawajiri won a 3-round unanimous decision over Jason Knight in a Featherweight bout.

Knight was cut under his right eye in round two.

Kawajiri, 146 lbs of Ibarki, JAP won by scores of 30-27 on all cards and is now 25-8-2. Knight, I’Belvlede, MS is 16-2.

Julian Erosa won a 3-round unanimous decision over Marcin Wrzosek in a Lightweight fight.

Erosa, 155 lbs of Yakima, WAS won by scores of 29-28 twice while Wrzosek took a card 29-28.

Erosa is now 15-3.

Gabriel Gonzaga won a 3-round unanimous decision over Konstantin Erokhin in a Heavyweight bout.

Gonzaga, 263 lbs of Lowell, MA won by scores of 30-27 twice and 30-28 and is now 17-0. Erokhin, 230 lbs of Moscow, RUS is 9-3,

Ryan LaFlare won a 3-round unanimous decision over Mike Pierce in a Welterweight bout.

LaFlare, 171 lbs of Farmingdale, NY won by scores of 30-27 and 29-28 twice and is now 12-1. Pierce, 170.5 lbs of Portland. OR is 17-7.

Geanne Herrea scored a second round knockout over Joby Sanchez in a Flyweight bout

Sanchez was cut over the left eye in round two. Later in the round Herrera landed a perfect left hook that sent Sanchez down. Herrera landed five punches while a prone Sanchez was on the ground and the fight was halted at 4:28 of round two.

Herrera, 126 lbs of Tampa, FL is 9-1. Sanchez, 125 lbs of Albuquerque, NM is 7-2.

Chris Gruetzemacher won a three round unanimous decision over Abner Lloveras in a Lightweight bout.

Llovares began to bleed from over his right eye in round two.

Scores were 29-28 on all cards for Gruetzemacher, 156 lbs of Glendale, AZ and is now 13-1. Lloveras, 155 lbs of Barcelona, SPA is 19-8-1.

TACOMA, Wash. – Yakima’s Julian Erosa, a two-time CageSport Super Fight League America champion, will appear on the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC)-produced reality television series The Ultimate Fighter 22 Finale tonight at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas.

Erosa (14-2) will face Poland’s Marcin Wrzosek (10-2) in a featherweight bout on the undercard.

“It’s been an incredible experience,” the 25-year-old Erosa said about appearing on TUF 22. “Having fought primarily for CageSport and Super Fight League made it an easy transition. I think a lot of fighters coming in to a situation like this could feel overwhelmed by everything, but I really felt prepared for it all.”

The Ultimate Fighter 22 Finale — which will air on Fox Sports 1 at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT – will be headlined by a featherweight clash between Frankie Edgar and Chad Mendes. Artem Lobov and Ryan Hall will meet in the TUF 22 finals.

The official weigh-in for The Ultimate Fighter 22 Finale took place on Thursday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Both Erosa and Wrzosek tipped the scales at 155 pounds.

Erosa, who has fought 14 times on a CageSport/Super Fight League event during his professional career, was one of 32 lightweight fighters selected by the UFC to compete in qualifying fights to enter the show. After defeating Jason Soares in the preliminary round, Erosa joined Urijah Faber’s nine-member United States team, which battled current UFC Interim Featherweight champion Conor McGregor’s team of European fighters during the series.

Erosa advanced to the quarterfinals with a majority decision over France’s Mehdi Baghdad then defeated Spain’s Abner Lloveras by split decision to move on to the show’s final four competitors before losing to Lobov in the semifinals.

Starting his professional career with a perfect 9-0 record, Erosa’s first loss came at the hands of former two-division CageSport champion, Drew Brokenshire. Five fights later, Erosa captured the SFL America lightweight championship, defeating Harrison Bevens with a second-round KO on Dec. 13, 2014.

He received his highly-anticipated rematch with Brokenshire on Feb. 21 for the SFL America Featherweight title, this time ending up in the winner’s circle after submitting Brokenshire in the third round.

“The goal for every fighter is to make it to the UFC,” Erosa said. “There’s a lot of talent coming out of the Northwest. The UFC knows this. (Current UFC fighters) Sam Sicilia and Julianna Pena both fought for CageSport before moving on to the UFC. There’s actually been a lot of fighters take that path. I’m determined to be the next on that list.”

Super Fight League is brought to you by Brian Halquist Productions, which will begin its 20th year of combative sports at Tacoma’s Emerald Queen Casino in 2016, and CageSport MMA. For more information, please visit www.halquistproductions.com and the CageSport MMA Facebook page.

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ABOUT BRIAN HALQUIST
Brian Halquist Productions is the Northwest premiere fight promotion company creator of the famed “Battle at the Boat” boxing series promoting more than 17 years and 100 fights at the Emerald Queen Casino. BHP has also built the largest professional MMA series on the USA’s west coast with “CageSport MMA” promoting over 30 fights. Brian Halquist Productions has promoted events for ESPN, ShowTime and HBO and featured on Showtime’s historic boxing event in St Lucia, West Indies. Brian Halquist Productions has been promoting fights and concerts for over 30 years in the Pacific Northwest.

TORONTO (December 9, 2015) — Fight Network, the world’s premier 24/7 television channel dedicated to complete coverage of combat sports, is the destination for live UFC fight week pre and post-fight coverage, including the live main card for UFC Fight Night™: Namajunas vs. VanZant and the live prelims for The Ultimate Fighter Finale: Team McGregor vs. Team Faber, both airing exclusively in Canada. Fight Network is currently available in free preview on most carriers across Canada for the month of December.

It all kicks off on Wednesday, Dec. 9 at 4 p.m. ET with a live presentation of the UFC 194: Aldo vs. McGregor pre-fight press conference from Las Vegas.

On Thursday, Dec. 10 at 5 p.m. ET, Fight Network presents the live weigh-ins for The Ultimate Fighter Finale: Team McGregor vs. Team Faber, as headliners Frankie Edgar and Chad Mendes tip the scales ahead of their pivotal featherweight showdown.

Later at 9 p.m. ET, Fight Network presents a live pre-show for UFC Fight Night™: Namajunas vs. VanZant, leading into the live main card at 10 p.m. ET exclusively in Canada. In the main event, No. 3-ranked women’s strawweight contender Rose Namajunas (4-2) battles surging superstar and No. 7-ranked Paige VanZant. (6-1). In the co-feature, No. 14-ranked lightweight veteran Jim Miller (25-6, 1NC) looks to continue his ascent up the rankings against The Ultimate Fighter Live winner Michael Chiesa (12-2). Rounding out the card, highly touted lightweight youngster Sage Northcutt (6-0) tries to keep his perfect record intact against Cody Pfister (12-4-1), while Canada’s undefeated Ultimate Fighter Nations middleweight winner Elias Theodorou (11-0) faces his toughest test to date against Brazilian Thiago “Marreta” Santos (11-3). Fight Network will also televise the live post-fight press conference, which begins shortly after the event concludes.

On Friday, Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. ET, the UFC 194: Aldo vs. McGregor weigh-ins will be televised live from Las Vegas with Jose Aldo and Conor McGregor going face-to-face one final time ahead of Saturday’s blockbuster clash for the undisputed UFC featherweight championship.

Immediately following the live weigh-ins, Fight Network presents a live pre-show for The Ultimate Fighter Finale: Team McGregor vs. Team Faber at 7 p.m. ET, which serves as a lead-in to the live prelims at 8 p.m. ET exclusively in Canada. The main card will air at 10 p.m. ET on TSN1 and TSN5. Featured prelims include heavyweights Gabriel Gonzaga (16-10) vs. Konstantin Erokhin (9-2), featherweights Tatsuya Kawajiri (34-8-2) vs. Jason Knight (16-1) and flyweights Joby Sanchez (7-1) vs. Geane Herrera (8-1). Fight Network will also televise the live post-fight press conference, which begins shortly after the event concludes.

The action-packed fight week comes to a climax on Saturday, Dec. 12. At 2 p.m. ET, Fight Network presents an encore of UFC 189: Mendes vs. McGregor from July 2015, which featured Conor McGregor’s memorable performance against Chad Mendes to capture the interim UFC featherweight title, plus a top candidate for “Fight of the Year” between Robbie Lawler and Rory MacDonald for the UFC welterweight title. The event is widely regarded as one of the best in promotional history.

At 7 p.m. ET, Fight Network presents a live pre-show for UFC 194: Aldo vs. McGregor, which features previews, predictions and analysis for the event, as well as on-the-scene reports from Las Vegas. Immediately following the pay-per-view broadcast, Fight Network presents a live post-show at approximately 1 a.m. ET, including highlights, reactions and the live post-fight press conference from Las Vegas.

All pre and post-fight shows will include exclusive interviews from Fight Network analysts John Ramdeen and Robin Black on-site in Las Vegas, plus reports and analysis from Fight Network studios in Toronto. Canadian mixed martial arts pioneer and longtime UFC veteran Sam Stout will be in-studio for the live UFC 194 pre and post-fight shows.

Airing throughout the week, catch the one-hour UFC Embedded: Aldo vs. McGregor special, an all-access, behind-the-scenes look at the lives and training camps of four elite fighters leading up to the massive UFC 194 event in Las Vegas. Additional reports and features air daily in Fight News Now. All airings are listed at www.fightnetwork.com.

In addition to all the live events, Fight Network is the destination for UFC library content, specials and series, including UFC Unleashed, UFC Now, UFC Ultimate Insider and classic UFC PPV events.

This Sunday, Dec. 13 at 9 p.m. ET, catch a full encore presentation of UFC 126: Silva vs. Belfort from February 2011 in Las Vegas, which featured a highly anticipated middleweight title showdown between then-torchbearer Anderson Silva and No. 1 contender Vitor Belfort, plus Forrest Griffin vs. Rich Franklin and Jon Jones vs. Ryan Bader.

For a full listing of Fight Network’s broadcast schedule, please visit www.fightnetwork.com, follow us on Twitter @fightnet, become a fan on Facebook and visit us on Instagram @fightnet.

Toronto – Fight Network, the world’s premier 24/7 television channel dedicated to complete coverage of combat sports, presents extensive coverage of UFC Fight Night™: Henderson vs. Masvidal this Saturday, November 28 from Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Seoul, South Korea.

Fight Network will air the live UFC Fight Night™: Henderson vs. Masvidal main card exclusively in Canada at 8 a.m. ET. Encores will air in primetime at 9 p.m. ET and 10 p.m. PT for viewers on the West Coast.

In the main event, former UFC lightweight champion Benson Henderson (22-5) seeks his second straight win at 170 pounds opposite battle-tested veteran Jorge Masvidal (29-9). Local welterweight superstar Dong Hyun Kim (20-3-1, 1NC) competes in the co-feature against late replacement Dominic Waters (9-3). Rounding out the main card, Yoshihiro Akiyama (14-5, 2NC) returns to South Korea for the first time since 2007 for a welterweight matchup with undefeated grappling ace Alberto Mina (11-0), while explosive South Korean knockout artist Doo Ho Choi (12-1) looks to build on an impressive promotional debut last November when he faces off with fellow featherweight Sam Sicilia (15-5), who carries a two-fight winning streak into the bout.

On Thursday, Nov. 26 at 7 p.m. ET, Fight Network premieres a one-hour UFC® Fight Night Seoul Pre-Show, which features previews, predictions and analysis for the event, and also serves as a lead-in to the live prelims.

In addition to all the live events, Fight Network is the destination for UFC library content, specials and series, including UFC Unleashed, UFC Now, UFC Ultimate Insider and classic UFC PPV events.

This Sunday, Nov. 29 at 9 p.m. ET, catch a full encore presentation of UFC 121: Lesnar vs. Velasquez from October 2010 in Anaheim, Calif., headlined by a showdown between champion Brock Lesnar and challenger Cain Velasquez for the UFC heavyweight championship, plus Jake Shields makes his UFC debut against Martin Kampmann, The Ultimate Fighter 1 winner Diego Sanchez collides with Paulo Thiago, pioneer Tito Ortiz clashes with former pupil Matt Hamill, and Brendan Schaub battles Gabriel Gonzaga in heavyweight action.

The full card for UFC Fight Night™: Henderson vs. Masvidal includes:

Main Card (Live on Fight Network, 8 a.m. ET):
-Benson Henderson (22-5) vs. Jorge Masvidal (29-9)
-Dong Hyun Kim (20-3-1, 1NC) vs. Dominic Waters (9-3)
-Yoshihiro Akiyama (14-5, 2NC) vs. Alberto Mina (11-0)
-Doo Ho Choi (12-1) vs. Sam Sicilia (15-5)

Preliminary Card (Live on UFC Fight Pass, 5 a.m. ET):
-Dongi Yang (12-3) vs. Jake Collier (9-2)
-Yui Chul Nam (18-5-1) vs. Mike De La Torre (13-5, 1NC)
-Tae Hyun Bang (17-9) vs. Leo Kuntz (17-2-1)
-Seohee Ham (15-6) vs. Cortney Casey (4-2)
-Yao Zhikui (2-3) vs. Fredy Serrano (2-0)
-Ning Guangyou (6-2-1) vs. Marco Beltran (6-4)
-Dominique Steele (13-6) vs. Dong Hyun Kim (13-6)

For a full listing of Fight Network’s broadcast schedule, please visit www.fightnetwork.com, follow us on Twitter @fightnet, become a fan on Facebook and visit us on Instagram @fightnet.

Las Vegas, Nevada – UFC® announces tryouts for the upcoming season of its long-running successful reality series, The Ultimate Fighter®, at Red Rock Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. on Monday, December 14. This season’s tryouts are currently open to both 115- and 135-pound women, as well as 205-pound men, with winning professional records.

This season of The Ultimate Fighter will begin filming in January and is scheduled to premiere on FS1 in April 2016.

Candidates must be between the ages of 21 and 34 years of age, have the legal ability to live and work in the United States, and have professional Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fight experience – holding a winning record with a minimum of three professional fights (with verifiable records). Applications, which should be completed and brought to the tryouts, can be found online at http://www.ufc.com/TUF23. Tryout details are provided below:

Where:
Red Rock Casino
11011 W. Charleston Blvd.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89135

When:
Monday, December 14, 2015
Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. PT

Fighters will be required to grapple & hit pads. Please bring appropriate gear.

*Applicants will be notified at the end of the day if they have been selected to move on in the casting process. If selected, applicants must be prepared to stay in Las Vegas until Saturday, December 19, 2015.

Questions can be directed to: TUFcasting@ufc.com

The Ultimate Fighter®, which debuted in 2005, has launched the careers of some of the UFC’s most recognizable names and successful athletes. The series has produced champions such as Forrest Griffin, Rashad Evans, TJ Dillashaw, Carla Esparza and Matt Serra, as well as season winners Michael Bisping, Ryan Bader, Nate Diaz and John Dodson.

For more show information, bios, videos and photos, visit ultimatefighter.com and don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @UltimateFighter or on Facebook.com/TUF.

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About UFC®
UFC® is the premier mixed martial arts (MMA) organization and largest Pay-Per-View event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Singapore and Sao Paulo, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in 158 countries and territories to over one billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. The UFC has a multi-year broadcast agreement with FOX in the U.S., which annually includes four live events broadcast on the FOX network, as well as The Ultimate Fighter® reality television show and thousands of hours of programming on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2. In 2014, UFC launched UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service that is available throughout the world with exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content. The UFC organization also licenses over 100 UFC GYM® locations, and owns UFC.TV® (offering live event broadcasts and video on-demand around the world), UFC FIT® (an in-home fitness and nutrition program), UFC Magazine, and has a videogame franchise with EA SPORTS, UFC Fight Club®, UFC Fan Expo®, UFC branded apparel, DVDs and Blu-rays and Topps Trading Cards. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

Toronto – Fight Network, the world’s premier 24/7 television channel dedicated to complete coverage of combat sports, presents extensive coverage of UFC Fight Night™: Magny vs. Gastelum this Saturday, November 21 from Monterrey Arena in Monterrey, Mexico.

Fight Network will air the live UFC Fight Night™: Magny vs. Gastelum prelims exclusively in Canada at 8 p.m. ET. The main card airs live on TSN1 at 10 p.m. ET.

In the featured prelim, Mexican bantamweight fan favorite Erik Perez (14-6) welcomes 23-year-old Frenchman Taylor Lapilus (10-1) into enemy territory. In other action, Mexico’s Hector Urbina (17-8) clashes with Poland’s Bartosz Fabinski (12-2) in a welterweight duel, former WEC title challenger Scott Jorgensen (15-11) looks to bounce back from a two-fight skid against Mexico’s Alejandro Perez (16-6) in a bantamweight bout, plus The Ultimate Fighter Latin America semifinalist Gabriel Benitez (18-5) competes on his home turf against fellow featherweight prospect Andre Fili (14-3).

On Thursday, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. ET, Fight Network premieres a one-hour UFC® Fight Night Monterrey Pre-Show, which features previews, predictions and analysis for the event, and also serves as a lead-in to the live prelims.

On Friday, Nov. 20 at 5:30 p.m. ET, Fight Network will televise the official live weigh-ins for UFC Fight Night™: Magny vs. Gastelum, as all the fighters tip the scale and face off ahead of their clashes on Saturday night.

In addition to all the live events, Fight Network is the destination for UFC library content, specials and series, including UFC Unleashed, UFC Now, UFC Ultimate Insider and classic UFC PPV events.

This Sunday, Nov. 22 at 9 p.m. ET, catch a full encore presentation of UFC 118: Edgar vs. Penn 2 from August 2010 in Boston, Mass., headlined by a UFC lightweight championship rematch between Frankie Edgar and B.J. Penn. The event also features a memorable showdown between former two-division champion Randy Couture and debuting pro boxer James Toney.

The full card for UFC Fight Night™: Magny vs. Gastelum includes:

Main Card (Live on TSN1, 10 p.m. ET):
-Neil Magny (16-5) vs. Kelvin Gastelum (12-1)
-Ricardo Lamas (15-4) vs. Diego Sanchez (27-7)
-Jussier Formiga (18-3) vs. Henry Cejudo (9-0)
-Erick Montano (6-3) vs. Enrique Marin (8-2)
-Horacio Gutierrez (3-1) vs. Enrique Barzola (11-2-1)
-Efrain Escudero (25-9) vs. Leandro Silva (18-2-1, 1NC)

Preliminary Card (Live on Fight Network, 8 p.m. ET):
-Erik Perez (14-6) vs. Taylor Lapilus (10-1)
-Hector Urbina (17-8) vs. Bartosz Fabinski (12-2)
-Scott Jorgensen (15-11) vs. Alejandro Perez (16-6)
-Gabriel Benitez (18-5) vs. Andre Fili (14-3)

Preliminary Card (Live on UFC Fight Pass, 6:30 p.m. ET):
-Vernon Ramos (3-0) vs. Alvaro Herrera (8-3)
-Cesar Arzamendia (7-2) vs. Polo Reyes (5-3)
-Valmir Lazaro (13-3) vs. Michel Prazeres (18-2)

For a full listing of Fight Network’s broadcast schedule, please visit www.fightnetwork.com, follow us on Twitter @fightnet, become a fan on Facebook and visit us on Instagram @fightnet.

Las Vegas – A world title will be on the line in Boston on Sunday, January 17 at TD Garden when UFC bantamweight champion TJ Dillashaw seeks to successfully defend his crown for the third time against former WEC® and UFC® bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz. UFC FIGHT NIGHT®: DILLASHAW vs. CRUZ marks the second championship fight to air on FS1.

Continuing with the tradition of bringing great events to Beantown, Dillashaw (13-2, fighting out of Denver, Colo.) looks to prove he is the undisputed champ of the 135-pound division. With three finishes in as many title bouts, Dillashaw has made his way to the No. 5 spot on the pound-for-pound list. Looking to derail Dillashaw’s momentum is former champion and rival Cruz (20-1, fighting out of San Diego, Calif.). The inaugural UFC 135-pound king was forced to vacate the title in 2014 after multiple injuries left him unable to compete. Now hungrier than ever, Cruz has his eyes set on regaining the title he never lost in the Octagon.

In the co-main event, former UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis (18-3, fighting out of Milwaukee, Wisc.) meets No. 4 Eddie Alvarez (26-4, fighting out of Boca Raton, Fla.). Pettis, the No. 1 contender in the 155-pound division, is one of the flashiest strikers in the sport and no doubt has redemption on his mind as he looks to secure another shot at the lightweight title with an impressive win over Alvarez. Meanwhile, Alvarez is the epitome of a Philly-born fighter, and he will have gold on his mind in Boston, as well.

Plus, fifth-ranked Travis Browne (17-3-1, fighting out of San Diego, Calif.) and No. 13 Matt Mitrione (9-4, fighting out of Boca Raton, Fla.) clash in a heavyweight showdown. At 6’7” and 255-pounds, Browne is one of the most physically imposing fighters in the sport and packs a punch to match his size. To counter the power of the Hawaiian, Mitrione will look to his athleticism and equally heavy hands as he looks to crack the top 10 of the division with a win.

Additional bouts include:
· A classic grappler versus striker matchup as heavy-handed Tim Boetsch (18-9, fighting out of Sunbury, Penn.) meets submission ace Ed Herman (23-11, 1NC, fighting out of Fort Collins, Colo.) in a light heavyweight bout.

· Lightweight striking sensations Paul Felder (10-2, fighting out of Philadelphia, Penn) and Daron Cruickshank (16-7, 1 NC, fighting out of Detroit, Mich.) collide in an early Fight of the Night contender.

· Streaking welterweight Ben Saunders (19-6-2, fighting out of Orlando, Fla.) meets knockout artist Patrick Cote (23-9, fighting out of Montreal, Quebec Canada).

· Looking for his sixth consecutive win inside the Octagon, Beneil Dariush (12-1, fighting out of Yorba Linda, Calif.) takes on hard-hitting lightweight Mairbek Taisumov (24-5, fighting out of Vienna, Austria), a winner of three straight.

· A battle between heavy-handed heavyweights Sean O’Connell (16-6, fighting out of Salt Lake City, Utah) and Ilir Latifi (11-4, 1 NC, fighting out of Malmo, Sweden).

· Lethal strikers Francisco Trinaldo (18-4, fighting out of Brasilia, Distrito Federal Brazil) and Ross Pearson (20-9, 1 NC, fighting out of San Diego, Calif.) square off in a lightweight duel.

· Boston’s own Charles Rosa (10-2, fighting out of Coconut Creek, Fla.) takes on the always dangerous Jimy Hettes (11-3, fighting out of Swoyersville, Penn.) who has 10 submission victories to his name, in a featherweight showdown.

· Two exciting bantamweights square-off as Rob Font (11-1, fighting out of North Reading, Mass.) defends his home turf against Patrick Williams (8-4, fighting out of Homestead, Fla.).

For the latest information on additional bouts for this event, please visit www.ufc.com. All bouts live and subject to change.

UFC FIGHT NIGHT®: DILLASHAW vs. CRUZ will air live on FS1 at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT on Sunday, January 17, with the prelims kicking off the evening on FS1 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT and on UFC FIGHT PASS® at 5:45 p.m. ET/3:45 p.m. PT.

Visit the UFC® Press Portal for information and content to support your UFC coverage.

Tickets for UFC FIGHT NIGHT®: DILLASHAW vs. CRUZ go on sale Friday, November 20 at 10 a.m. ET and are priced at $250, $175, $125, $90, $75 and $50. Tickets are available for purchase at www.ticketmaster.com. Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person. To charge by phone with a major credit card, call Ticketmaster at (800) 745-3000. Tickets are also available at the TD Garden box office. Ticket prices do not include applicable service charges.

UFC Fight Club® members will have the opportunity to purchase tickets to this event Wednesday, November 18 at 10 a.m. ET via the website www.ufcfightclub.com. A special Internet ticket pre-sale will be available to UFC newsletter subscribers Thursday, November 19 starting at 10 a.m. ET. To access this presale, users must register for the UFC newsletter through UFC.com.

About UFC®
UFC® is the premier mixed martial arts (MMA) organization and largest Pay-Per-View event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Singapore and Sao Paulo, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in 158 countries and territories to over one billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. The UFC has a multi-year broadcast agreement with FOX in the U.S., which annually includes four live events broadcast on the FOX network, as well as The Ultimate Fighter® reality television show and thousands of hours of programming on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2. In 2014, UFC launched UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service that is available throughout the world with exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content. The UFC organization also licenses over 100 UFC GYM® locations, and owns UFC.TV® (offering live event broadcasts and video on-demand around the world), UFC FIT® (an in-home fitness and nutrition program), UFC Magazine, and has a videogame franchise with EA SPORTS, UFC Fight Club®, UFC Fan Expo®, UFC branded apparel, DVDs and Blu-rays and Topps Trading Cards. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

Jake Matthews scored a stoppage after round two in his boiut with Akbarh Arreola in a Lightweight bout.

Arreola’s right eye was badly swollen and face was a bloody mess after being on the receiving end of countless blows in round two and fight was stopped just before the 3rd round commenced.

Matthews, 155 lbs of Eppimg, AUS is 10-1. Arreola, 155 lbs of Tijuana, MX is 23-10-1.

Kyle Noke scored a 1st round stoppage over Peter Sobotta in a Welterweight bout.

Noke landed a kick to the body that sent Sobotta down. Noke jumped on Sobotta and landed a huge flurry of punches on the ground and the fight was stopped at 2:01.

Noke, 169 lbs of Albuquerque, NM is 22-7-1. Sobotta, 169 lbs of Ballign, GER is 15-10-1.

Gian Villante scored a 1st round stoppage over Anthony Perosh in a Light Heavyweight bout.

Villante landed a perfect right down the middle on Perosh’s chin that dropped him and the fight was stopped at 2:56.

Villante, 205 lbs of Bellmore, NY is 14-6. Perosh, 205 lbs of Sydney, AUS 15-10.

Danny Martinez won a 3-round unanimous decision over Richie Vaculik in a Flyweight bout.

Scores were 30-27 on all cards for Martinez, 125 lbs of San Diego, CA and is now 18-7. Vaculik, 125 lbs of Sydney, AUS is 10-5.

Ben Nguyan made Ryan Benoit tap out from a rear-naked choke at 2:35 in round one of their Flyweight bout.

Las Vegas – UFC® announced today the launch of the official UFC app on Amazon’s Appstore, available on all Amazon Fire streaming devices like Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick. UFC fans on Amazon devices now have access to all UFC Pay Per View broadcasts—like the upcoming UFC 193®: ROUSEY vs. HOLM and UFC 194®: ALDO vs. MCGREGOR events—as well as UFC FIGHT PASS®, with exclusive on-demand programming, live events and the most comprehensive mixed martial arts fight library in the world.

“We are thrilled about the new UFC app on Amazon’s Appstore as fight fans can now enjoy the UFC experience on Amazon Fire TV’s set-top-boxes and Fire TV Sticks,” UFC Senior Vice President of Digital Edward Muncey said. “UFC has always been on the cutting edge of utilizing technology to engage our fans, and now Amazon Fire users can view exclusive content wherever they are.”

The UFC app will initially be available in North America, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, China, Japan, Australia, Spain, France and Italy, and will support in-app purchasing in local currencies. The app will provide access to UFC weigh-ins, press conferences and other live streams, bringing fans closer to UFC and their favorite athletes anywhere with their Amazon Fire device.

With UFC FIGHT PASS, users can watch premium on-demand content and live broadcasts through the digital subscription service that has become a must-have for mixed martial arts fans. Along with unparalleled access to the biggest fight library in the world and fan-favorite shows like The Ultimate Fighter, Dana White: Looking for a Fight and Fightography, UFC FIGHT PASS is the premiere destination for the biggest fights and greatest athletes in the sport.

Click here to download UFC’s free app on Amazon Fire devices.

The UFC app is also available on most digital platforms including Xbox One, Xbox 360, iPhone and iPod Touch, iPad, Apple TV, Android, Chromecast, Roku, Samsung Smart TV and LG Smart TV. For a complete list of supported devices, please visit http://www.ufc.com/devices.

About UFC®

UFC® is the premier mixed martial arts (MMA) organization and largest pay-per-view event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Singapore and Sao Paulo, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in 158 countries and territories to over 1 billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. The UFC has a multi-year broadcast agreement with FOX in the U.S., which annually includes four live events broadcast on the FOX network, as well as The Ultimate Fighter® reality television show and thousands of hours of programming on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2. In 2014, UFC launched UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service that is available throughout the world with exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content. The UFC organization also licenses over 100 UFC GYM® locations, and owns UFC.TV® (offering live event broadcasts and video on-demand around the world), UFC FIT® (an in-home fitness and nutrition program), UFC Magazine, and has a videogame franchise with EA SPORTS, UFC Fight Club®, UFC Fan Expo®, UFC branded apparel, DVDs and Blu-rays and Topps Trading Cards. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

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In a bout featuring legendary former world champions, Vitor Belfort scored a 1st round knockout over Dan Henderson in a Middleweight bout in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Belfort landed a left kick to the head and then landed two crushing punches that sent Henderson down. Belfort landed three punches while Henderson won down and the fight was stopped at 2:07 of round one.

Belfort, 185 lbs of Rio De Janeiro, BRA is 25-11. Henderson, 186 lbs of Temecula, CA is 31-14.

Glover Tiexiera scored a 2nd round stoppage over Patrick Cummins in a Light Heavyweight bout.

Tiexieria unloaded a flurry of hard shots to the face thaat bloodied ultimately stopped Cummins at 1:12.

Tiexeira, 206 lbs of Danbury, CT is 24-4. Cummins, 206 lbs of Dana Point, CA is 8-3.

Thomas Almeida scored a 1st round stoppage over Anthony Birchak in Bantamweight bout.

Almeida landed 4 hard shots that was capped off by a perfect roght to the jaw that dropped Birchak and the fight was stopped at 4:24 of round one

Almeida, 135 lbs of Sao Paulo, BRA is 21-0. Birchak, 136 lbs of Tucscon, AZ is 12-3.

Alex Oliveira scored 3rd round stoppage over Piotr Hallman in a Lightweight bout.

Just seconds into the fight, Hallman was cut on the nose. In round three, Oliveira landed a perfect right on the chin that sent Hallman down and the fight was stopped at 51 seconds of round three.

Oliveira, 156 lbs of Rio Di Janairo, BRA is 13-2-1-1. Hallman, 155 lbs of Gdynia, POL is 15-5.

Rashid Magomedov won a 3-round unanimous decision over Gilbert Burns in a Light weight bout.

Magomedov, 155 lbs of Boca Raton, FL won by scores of 19-1. Burns, 156 lbs of Boca Raton, FL is 10-1.

Corey Anderson won a 3-round unanimous decision over Fabian Maldonado in a Lightweight bout.

Andersom 205 lbs of Robbinsville, BJ won by scores of 30-27 on all cards and is now 8-1. Maldonado, 205 lbs of Flotianapolis, BRA is 23-8.

Gleison Tibau scored a 1st round chokeout over Abel Trujillo in a Lightweight bout.

Tibau win with a rear naked choke at 1:45 of round one.

Tibau, 155 lbs of Coconut Creek, FL is 41-11. Trujillo, 156 lbs of Boca Raton, FL is 12-7-1.

Johnny Case won a unanimous decision over Yan Cabral in a Lightweight bout.

Case bloodied the face of Cabral in the 3rd round round from punches.

Case, 156 lbs of Jefferson, IA won by scores of 29-28 on all cards and is 22-4. Cabral, 156 lbs of Rio De Janeiro, BRA is 12-2.

Thiago Tavares scored a 1st round choke out over Clay Guida in a Featherweight bout.

Tavares got Guida down and was about to get him in a Guillotine that made Guida tap out at 39 seconds.

Tavares, 146 lbs of Florianapolis, BRA is 24-6-1. Guida, 146 lbs of Round Lake, IL is 32-13.

Chas Skelly scored a 2nd round choke out victory over Kevin Souza in a Featherweight bout.

Souza was bleeding over his left eye from an elbow in round one. In round two, Skelly was able to get behind Souza and choke him out at 1:56 of round two.

Skelly, 146 lbs of Arlinton, TX is 15-1. Souza, 146 lbs of Florianapolis, BRA is 19-4.

Toronto – Fight Network, the world’s premier 24/7 television channel dedicated to complete coverage of combat sports, presents a trio of exciting live events this weekend, beginning tonight, Friday, Nov. 6 at 10 p.m. ET with RFA 32: Blumer vs. Higo from Prior Lake, Minn. Live kickboxing returns on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 4:30 p.m. ET, as Enfusion Live 33 emanates from Martigny, Switzerland. Finally, Fight Network will air the live UFC Fight Night™: Belfort vs. Henderson 3 prelims exclusively in Canada on Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. ET.

RFA 32: Blumer vs. Higo will air live nationwide in Canada and globally in over 30 countries across Europe, Africa and the Middle East. The main event will feature a bantamweight showdown between two of the promotion’s most exciting prospects as Minnesota’s own Melvin “Career Killer” Blumer (12-2) battles Brazilian dynamo Leandro “Pitbull” Higo (15-2). Also scheduled to fight at RFA 32, Minnesota’s top-ranked lightweight Chad Curry (7-0) meets Landon Bannata (6-0) in a battle of undefeated lightweight prospects, the other half of the famed “Bash Brothers” Marvin Blumer (11-5) takes on fellow RFA vet Bill Kamery (13-4), former RFA welterweight champion Benjamin Smith (14-3) looks to hand Craig Eckelberg (5-0) his first loss, Ben Neumann (9-3) throws down with Dakota Cochrane (20-9) in welterweight action, Sean Richman (2-0) faces Clay Wimer (5-0) in a clash of undefeated featherweights, plus Logan Storley (1-0) takes on Marc Hummel (0-0) in a welterweight bout.

Enfusion Live 33 will air live nationwide in Canada, across the U.S. on Cablevision’s Optimum TV, Suddenlink Communications, Grande Communications, Shentel Cable and Armstrong Cable, and on Roku devices across North America. The Enfusion -75kg championship is up for grabs in the main event, as Portugal’s Diogo Calado battles Frenchman Rafael Ilodra, plus Switzerland’s Christophe Pruvost and Pedro Barros meet Spain’s Jonay Risco at 70kg and Russia’s Andriy Unhuryan at 75kg, respectively. In other featured bouts, Congo’s Ulrik Bokeme meets France’s Cheick Sibide at 85kg, Albania’s Skhodan Veseli squares off with Portugal’s Adelino Boa Morte at 75kg and Switzerland’s Janique Avanthay throws down with France’s Amandine Falck in a women’s 61kg showdown.

Airing exclusively in Canada, the featured UFC Fight Night™: Belfort vs. Henderson 3 prelim pits longtime Brazilian lightweight veteran Gleison Tibau (40-11) looking to crack the top 15 when he faces off with American knockout artist Abel Trujillo (12-6, 1NC). In other action, Brazil’s Yan Cabral (12-1) tangles with American Johnny Case (21-4) in a lightweight matchup, featherweight fan favorite and No. 11-ranked Clay Guida (32-12) battles Brazil’s Thiago Tavares (23-6-1), plus Brazilian Kevin Souza (19-3) meets American Chas Skelly (14-1) in a showcase of exciting featherweight prospects.

The full card for UFC Fight Night™: Belfort vs. Henderson 3 includes:

Main Card (Live on TSN4, 10 p.m. ET):
-Vitor Belfort (24-11) vs. Dan Henderson (31-13)
-Glover Teixeira (23-4) vs. Patrick Cummins (8-2)
-Thomas Almeida (20-0) vs. Anthony Birchak (12-2)
-Alex Oliveira (12-2-1, 1NC) vs. Piotr Hallmann (15-4)
-Gilbert Burns (10-0) vs. Rashid Magomedov (18-1)
-Fabio Maldonado (22-7) vs. Corey Anderson (7-1)

Preliminary Card (Live on Fight Network, 8 p.m. ET):
-Gleison Tibau (40-11) vs. Abel Trujillo (12-6, 1NC)
-Yan Cabral (12-1) vs. Johnny Case (21-4)
-Clay Guida (32-12) vs. Thiago Tavares (23-6-1)
-Kevin Souza (19-3) vs. Chas Skelly (14-1)

Preliminary Card (Live on UFC Fight Pass, 6:30 p.m. ET):
-Viscardi Andrade (17-7) vs. Gasan Umalatov (15-4-1)
-Pedro Munhoz (12-1) vs. Jimmie Rivera (17-1)
-Bruno Korea (4-0) vs. Matheus Nicolau (10-1)

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Las Vegas – UFC FIGHT PASS® will be “Powered By Miesha” throughout November as UFC® bantamweight star Miesha Tate previews the upcoming women’s world title fights at UFC 193®: ROUSEY vs. HOLM at Etihad Stadium in Melbourne and provides insight into her favorite moments inside the Octagon®. Tate will also present her list of the top female mixed martial artists of all time and how they have been remarkable influencers in her career and throughout the sport’s history.

“With a tremendous career as a Strikeforce champion and a top contender in the UFC’s women’s bantamweight division, Tate also offers fight fans a detailed look into her favorite moments inside the Octagon and throughout her journey in the sport,” UFC Senior Vice President and General Manager of UFC FIGHT PASS Eric Winter said.

In two all-new episodes of Face/Off, Tate will recount her previous fights with Rousey and provide first-hand analysis on what Holly Holm can expect when she steps into the Octagon with the bantamweight champion on November 14. Tate will also preview the much-anticipated co-main event fight between strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk and contender Valerie Letourneau.

Narrated by Tate, My Ultimate 8 will highlight her personal list of the top female fighters in mixed martial arts and how their careers have inspired the entire sport. Fight fans will see many familiar names on the list like Rousey and Jedrzejczyk, as well as a few surprising stars from around the world.

UFC FIGHT PASS programming for the month will also include a brand new Fightography episode detailing Tate’s incredible journey from the only female on her high school wrestling team all the way to becoming the women’s bantamweight champion of Strikeforce. Fightography: Miesha Tate is the essential retrospective of her early career and rise to be a champion.

The Cupcake Collection reveals Tate’s favorite fights throughout her career—including her title fights with Rousey—and provides fight fans a chance to relive her most memorable moments.

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About UFC®

UFC® is the premier mixed martial arts (MMA) organization and largest pay-per-view event provider in the world. Headquartered in Las Vegas with offices in London, Toronto, Singapore and Sao Paulo, UFC produces more than 40 live events annually that consistently sell out some of the most prestigious arenas around the globe. UFC programming is broadcast in 158 countries and territories to over 1 billion TV households worldwide in 21 different languages. The UFC has a multi-year broadcast agreement with FOX in the U.S., which annually includes four live events broadcast on the FOX network, as well as The Ultimate Fighter® reality television show and thousands of hours of programming on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2. In 2014, UFC launched UFC FIGHT PASS®, a digital subscription service that is available throughout the world with exclusive live events, thousands of fights on-demand and original content. The UFC organization also licenses over 100 UFC GYM® locations, and owns UFC.TV® (offering live event broadcasts and video on-demand around the world), UFC FIT® (an in-home fitness and nutrition program), UFC Magazine, and has a videogame franchise with EA SPORTS, UFC Fight Club®, UFC Fan Expo®, UFC branded apparel, DVDs and Blu-rays and Topps Trading Cards. For more information, visit UFC.com and follow UFC at Facebook.com/UFC, Twitter and Instagram: @UFC.

Toronto – Following a late main event change due to injury, Fight Network’s live UFC Fight Night™ telecast on Saturday, October 24 from 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland will now be headlined by a flyweight showdown between Ireland’s own Paddy “The Hooligan” Holohan (12-1-1) and American Louis “Da Last Samurai” Samurai (9-1).

Fight Network will air the live UFC Fight Night™: Holohan vs. Smolka main card exclusively in Canada from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. ET. The event will be replayed in its entirety in primetime at 9 p.m. ET and again at 10 p.m. PT for viewers on the West Coast.

In the main event, Holohan takes on Smolka in a clash of fiery flyweight contenders. In other featured bouts, Northern Ireland’s Norman Parke (21-4-1) welcomes Iranian-born Swedish lightweight Reza “Mad Dog” Madadi (13-3) back to the octagon, Denmark’s Nicolas “Sharpshooter” Dalby (14-0) meets England’s Darren Till (13-0) in a showcase of undefeated welterweight prospects, plus Irish flyweight veteran Neil Seery (15-11) battles Guam native Jon Delos Reyes (8-4).

Tonight, Thursday, Oct. 22 at Midnight ET, Fight Network premieres a one-hour UFC® Fight Night Dublin Pre-Show, which features previews, predictions and analysis for the event, and also serves as a lead-in to the live main card. All airings are listed at www.fightnetwork.com.

In addition to all the live events, Fight Network is the destination for UFC library content, specials and series, including UFC Unleashed, UFC Now, UFC Ultimate Insider and classic UFC PPV events.

This Sunday, Oct. 25 at 9 p.m. ET, catch a full encore presentation of UFC 187: Johnson vs. Cormier from May 23, 2015 in Las Vegas, which featured Daniel Cormier vs. Anthony Johnson and Chris Weidman vs. Vitor Belfort in a pair of memorable championship bouts, plus a can’t-miss “Round of the Year” contender between Andrei Arlovski and Travis Browne.

The full card for UFC Fight Night™: Holohan vs. Smolka includes:

Main Card (Live on Fight Network, 4 p.m. ET)
-Paddy Holohan (12-1-1) vs. Louis Smolka (9-1)
-Norman Parke (21-4-1) vs. Reza Madadi (13-3)
-Nicolas Dalby (14-0) vs. Darren Till (13-0)
-Neil Seery (15-11) vs. Jon Delos Reyes (8-4)

Preliminary Card (Live on UFC Fight Pass, 1:15 p.m. ET)
-Stevie Ray (18-5) vs. Mickael Lebout (14-4-1, 1NC)
-Aisling Daly (15-5) vs. Ericka Almeida (7-1)
-Scott Askham (13-1) vs. Krzysztof Jotko (15-1)
-Cathal Pendred (17-4-1) vs. Tom Breese (8-0)
-Darren Elkins (19-5) vs. Rob Whiteford (12-2)
-Bubba Bush (8-3) vs. Garreth McLellan (11-3)

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