
- Women's Bantamweight Championship Bout: Miesha Tate vs. Ronda Rousey
- Lightweight Bout: K.J. Noons vs. Josh Thomson
- Welterweight Bout: Paul Daley vs. Kazuo Misaki
- Middleweight Bout: Ronaldo Souza vs. Bristol Marunde
- Middleweight Bout: Scott Smith vs. Lumumba Sayers
- Women's Bantamweight Bout: Sarah Kaufman vs. Alexis Davis
- Lightweight Bout: Caros Fodor vs. Pat Healy
- Lightweight Bout: Ryan Couture vs. Conor Heun
- Welterweight Bout: Roger Bowling vs. Brandon Saling
The fight I am most looking forward to is KJ Noons vs. Josh Thomson. Thomson has been one of my all time favorite fighters for years and I always love watching him fight. He is rarely in a boring scrap. Noons is the same way, he loves to bang, which should make this fight awesome.
Paul Daley hits hard and Kazuo Misaki is a fish out of water, aka an Asian fighter in America. However, Misaki is undefeated in Strikeforce at an outstanding 1-0 and does have the credentials to stand and bang with Daley, his wars with Jorge Santiago are testament to that. This should be another good fight.
Jacare returns to the cage and is looking for the win in what is essentially a squash match. Bristol is nothing special, whereas Jacare should be able to submit this dude at will. Good build up fight for Jacare.
And the always tough as nails Scott Smith takes on Lumumba Sayers. I don't know anything about Sayers, but I wouldn't count him out. As tough as Smith is, he isn't a great fighter and he loses a lot. This one could get interesting.
The undercard features some solid prospects. Kaufman vs. Davis is essentially a title eliminator fight, the winner will face the winner of the main event. Caros Fodor is a beast in the making, but Pat Healy is a very underrated fighter. Fodor should win though. Ryan Couture looks to make it two wins in a row against Conor Heun, who is talented but is being treated like a stepping stone. Could be an upset. And Roger Bowling looks to keep his career back on track.