Anthony Njokuani vs. Keyon Mike Jackson
Round 1
Jackson comes out looking for a takedown often, but Anthony Njokuani has none of it. Lots of dancing and posturing early in the round. Jackson shoots and is met by a Njokuani right knee flush on the chin that knocks him cold. Anthony Njokuani wins by KO at 2:14 of the first.

Cristiano Marcello vs. Hector Munoz
Round 1
Both fighters come out trading punches and low kicks. Munoz fell to his back, but his opponent, a BJJ black belt, did not engage him on the ground at first. Marcello lunged in with right hands and stood back over Munoz. Munoz got to his feet and took down the Brazilian, only to return the favor with lunging punches. Marcello reversed and sunk in a rear naked choke after flattening out Munoz. The American tapped at 4:58 of the opening period.

Luis Arthur Cane vs. James Damien Stelly
Round 1
Good action in this one. Cane wrapped up Stelly in a Thai-clinch and unloaded with a series of knees; the last of which sent his opponent to the canvas face first. Stelly recovered and got back to his feet, but he was immediately greeted with a right knee that sent him down and out at 2:45 of the first.

Jason Maxwell vs. Thomas Schulte
Round 1
Sherdog.com scores the first frame 10-9 for Maxwell. Jason scored with a towering slam early in the round and cemented the period with a right knee that found its target near the end of the round.

Round 2
Another 10-9 round for Maxwell. The second period saw little action; with both fighters spending most of the five minutes in each other's guard. Maxwell did the only damage with a right hook that sent Schulte to the canvas. scorecard.

Round 3
The final round plays out like much of the fight, with Maxwell throwing one shot at a time and working his leg trip effectively. The action was stood up by the referee several times in the final minutes of the bout. All three judges agree with scores of 30-27 for Jason Maxwell.

Franita Gathings vs. Lana Stefanac
Round 1
Lana came out swinging on her retreating opponent. After a few punches find their range, Franita flopped to the ground, where she ate a few sloppy hammer fists. Though it appeared that little damage had been done, it was obvious that Franita wanted out. The referee stepped into to rescue Gathings at 1:07 of the first.

Carlo Prater vs. Keith Wisniewski
Round 1
Very inactive first round. The fighters clinched for the duration of the period, with the only offense coming by way of some knees to the body and leg from Prater.

Round 2
More of the same in the second. Prater keeps pushing Wisniewski to the cage, where he does little damage. Later in the round, Prater was able to trip up Wisniewski, who quickly got to his feet where he ate a knee that appeared to break his nose.

Round 3
Wisniewski has his best round of the fight in a final period that saw little if any action. The fight goes to the scorecards where it's tallied as 29-28 for Prater (twice) and 29-28 for Wisniewski. Prater takes the split decision.

Fabiano Capoani vs. Alex Andrade
Round 1
Capoani pulled guard in the opening seconds, but Andrade wasted little time before working to his feet. Andrade spent most of the round stuffing Capoani's telegraphed shots, while landing the occasional body shot. The American scored with a flurry of punches before the horn sounded to end the period.

Round 2
Andrade continued to work the body at the beginning of the second round. Capoani successfully pulled guard at the one minute mark, where he was offered little offense to Andrade's punches from guard. After the referee had witnessed several right and left hand bombs to the undefending fighter's chin, he steps in to halt the contest at 2:20 of the second. Andrade is victorious in his hometown with an easy TKO.

Mario Rinaldi vs. Ron Waterman
Round 1
Rinaldi picked up Waterman and slammed him to the canvas in the bout's opening minute. After striking from side-control, Rinaldi advanced to the mount where he pounded away with right and left hands. Waterman looks clueless on his back. Eventually Waterman escaped to his feet where Mario met him with a knee to the body. The contest turned into an absolute slugfest with both fighters throwing leather with no regard for defense. Waterman found his range and landed a barrage of straight punches to the chin that prompted the referee to step in at 4:39 of the first. Gutsy victory for Waterman.

Jorge Santiago vs. Jeremy Horn
Round 1
Santiago struck first with a fast takedown but was not able to do much damage. Horn worked to his feet and after eating some punishment, took the fight to the canvas with an ankle pick. Santiago slapped on a tight triangle choke shortly after, and forced a tap from Horn at 3:02 of the opening stanza.

Pedro Rizzo vs. Jeff Monson
Round 1
Rizzo pumped his jab in the opening minute while Monson stayed mostly out of harm's way. Monson answered back with a left hand that cut Rizzo above his right eye. The cut is not serious. Nearly four minutes pass before Monson looks for his first takedown, which Rizzo stuffs. Monson seems content to pull guard as he works from his back, but Rizzo stands up shortly after.

Round 2
Monson landed an unintentional knee to the groin. He apologized and the fight continued. The American looked comfortable on his feet, trading jabs with the Ruas Vale Tudo fighter. Monson scored with a one, two. And another. With one minute left in the round, Rizzo got busy with low kicks that buckled Monson's frame.

Round 3
Rizzo attacked Monson's left leg to start the third round. Monson, bleeding from the bridge of his nose, eats a right hand that sends him to the mat. The referee steps in and stops the contest after Rizzo landed some shots on the ground for good measure. Rizzo retains his heavyweight title with a TKO at 2:40 of the third.