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Bellator 282 post-event facts: Johnny Eblen the newest undefeated champion

Johnny Eblen joined the short list of fighters to win a Bellator title with an undefeated record at Bellator 282.

The Bellator event schedule resumed Friday with Bellator 282, which took place at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn., and saw a new champion crowned in the main event.

[autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] (12-0 MMA, 8-0 BMMA) captured the middleweight title with a dominant sweep over [autotag]Gegard Mousasi[/autotag] (49-8-2 MMA, 7-2 BMMA) by unanimous decision, becoming the eighth 185-pound champion in company history.

For more on the numbers behind the main event, as well as the rest of the card, check below for MMA Junkie’s post-fight facts from Bellator 282.

‘Expected’: Johnny Eblen knew he’d prove doubters, Gegard Mousasi wrong at Bellator 282

After Bellator 282, new middleweight champion Johnny Eblen reflected on his prediction coming to fruition.

UNCASVILLE, Conn. – [autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] knew it all along.

Even though there was a crowd of doubters including his Bellator 282 opponent Gegard Mousasi, Eblen (12-0 MMA, 8-0 BMMA) proved them all wrong when he won the title with a dominant unanimous decision Friday at Mohegan Sun Arena.

“Expected,” Eblen told MMA Junkie at the post-fight news conference, as he sat with his title belt. “That’s pretty much it. It sounds like what it’s supposed to sound like. During this whole week, I knew this was going to happen. There were moments of doubt, but I worked through them like anybody else, any other hard-working man in the universe. Now, you’re a champion.”

Before the fight, Mousasi (49-8-2 MMA, 7-2 BMMA) predicted he’d finish Eblen. That didn’t fall on deaf ears. Eblen heard it and swept Mousasi on the scorecards with 50-45s across the board.

“I know a lot of haters and a lot of doubters doubted me,” Eblen said. “They said I was going to get finished. He even thought he was going to finish me inside three, but I knew he was wrong.”

Eblen’s corner consisted of a quartet of notable names. Dustin Poirier, Muhammed Lawal, Mike Brown, and Thiago Alves. He credits them for helping him get into top gear for his first major promotional title fight.

“The way I spar? That’s the way I spar,” Eblen said. “It was a normal Thursday sparring session. It’s the reason I brought Dustin along. He watches my rounds. He keeps me grooving and moving and feeling good. It was just another Thursday sparring session.”

Check out Eblen’s full post-fight interview in the video above.

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Bellator 282 results: Johnny Eblen dominates Gegard Mousasi to win middleweight title

There is a new Bellator middleweight champion and his name is Johnny Eblen.

UNCASVILLE, Conn. – [autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] didn’t just win the title Friday at Mohegan Sun Arena – he dominated in order to win it.

In the Bellator 282 main event, Eblen (12-0 MMA, 8-0 BMMA) defeated [autotag]Gegard Mousasi[/autotag](49-8-2 MMA, 7-2 BMMA) via unanimous decision (50-45, 50-45, 50-45) to earn the Bellator middleweight title in his first championship opportunity.

The opening round started out slow, but quickly burst into pandemonium when Eblen rocked Mousasi with a near-fight-ending right forearm to the nose. Mousasi grabbed hold of the former collegiate wrestling standout, only to be out grappled for much of the round. Once back up on the feet, Mousasi found some success before the round ended.

The confidence oozed out of Eblen, who even showboated a little bit to the crowd. Mousasi appeared to stun Eblen with a combination, but once again the collegiate wrestling background of the American shined through. He took Mousasi to the mat and made it difficult.

Mousasi worked back up, but was consistently met with hard shots from Eblen, who proved he had more than wrestling up his sleeve.

In Round 3, Eblen found his rhythm in the back half of the round after a competitive first half. Eblen landed big shots, particularly his overhand right that sent sweat from Mousasi spraying out of the chainlink on each connection. Mousasi pumped his jab and found success with it, but it was followed by another stretch of Eblen’s success.

The championship rounds saw Eblen get another takedown. He eventually worked to the back and looked for a rear-naked choke. Mousasi escaped and got up, only to be taken down again.

In Round 5, Mousasi had perhaps his best stretch of offense in the bout. Unfortunately for him, it promptly came to a halt when Eblen took him down again. An exhausted Mousasi slowly but surely worked his way up as the clock tick-tocked.

With the victory, Mousasi retains the middleweight title for the third time in a row. He also has a lone title defense from his first stint as champion, which brings his total to four. He moves to 13-1 since the start of 2016, including victories over Uriah Hall, Lyoto Machida, Douglas Lima, Alexander Shlemenko, and more.

As for Eblen, the defeat is his first as a pro fighter. Prior to Bellator 282, Eblen had largely run through his competition, which included John Salter among others.

With the victory, Eblen remains undefeated and becomes the Bellator middleweight champion. Prior to Friday, he only had one other win over a Bellator-ranked fighter, John Salter. Eblen signed with Bellator in 2019 with a 4-0 record, accumulated after a successful wrestling career at the University of Missouri.

As for Mousasi, the loss is only his second in 15 outings dating back to the beginning of 2016. The only other man to defeat Mousasi at that time was Rafael Lovato Jr., who won the title from him and retired prematurely due to health issues. The loss snaps a four-fight winning streak.

The full Bellator 282 results include:

  • Johnny Eblen def. Gegard Mousasi via unanimous decision (50-45, 50-45, 50-45)
  • Danny Sabatello def. Leandro Higo via unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 49-46) – bantamweight grand prix quarterfinal
  • Magomed Magomedov def. Enrique Barzola via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 4, 1:27 – bantamweight grand prix quarterfinal
  • Brennan Ward def. Kassius Kayne via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 1:11
  • Killys Mota def. Dan Moret via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
  • Lucas Brennan def. Johnny Soto via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 3:34
  • Alexander Shabliy def. Brent Primus via knockout (punches) – Round 2, 1:22
  • Cat Zingano def. Pam Sorenson via unanimous decision (29-26, 29-27, 29-27)
  • Anatoly Tokov def. Muhammad Abdullah via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:28
  • Sabah Homasi def. Maycon Mendonca via knockout (punch) – Round 1, 0:58
  • Ilara Joanne def. Alejandra Lara via unanimous decision (30-26, 29-27, 29-27)
  • James Gonzalez def. Cody Law via unanimous decision (29-27, 29-28, 30-26)
  • Aaron Jeffery def. Fabio Aguiar via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 3:32
  • Mandel Nallo def. Bryce Logan via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 1:07

Bellator 282 ceremonial faceoffs video: Main eventers stay respectful after Danny Sabatello and Leandro Higo mouth off

Check out the Bellator 282 ceremonial faceoffs which featured Gegard Mousasi, Cat Zingano, and Danny Sabatello vs. Leandro Higo.

UNCASVILLE, Conn. – The Bellator 282 ceremonial faceoffs took place Thursday outside Mohegan Sun Arena box office where MMA Junkie reported live.

Among those partaking in the ceremonial event was champion [autotag]Gegard Mousasi[/autotag] (49-7-2 MMA, 7-1 BMMA) and challenger [autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] (11-0 MMA, 7-0 BMMA), who will fight in the main event Friday at the same casino.

Also on the card, heated rivals and grand prix quarterfinal opponents [autotag]Leandro Higo[/autotag] (21-5 MMA, 4-3 BMMA) and [autotag]Danny Sabatello[/autotag] (12-1 MMA, 2-0 BMMA) locked eyes and pressed faces as the theme of trash talk boiled over into their faceoff. Their fellow tournament participants [autotag]Enrique Barzola[/autotag] (18-5-2 MMA, 2-0 BMMA) and [autotag]Magomed Magomedov[/autotag] (18-2 MMA, 2-1 BMMA) kept their hands to themself, though words were exchanged.

None of these were as heated as [autotag]Sabah Homasi[/autotag] (16-10 MMA, 5-4 BMMA) and [autotag]Maycon Mendonca[/autotag] (11-5 MMA, 0-1 BMMA), however who were restrained after a physical altercation on stage – then were separated backstage, too.

Also on the card, former UFC women’s bantamweight title challenger [autotag]Cat Zingano[/autotag] (11-4 MMA, 2-0 BMMA) squared off with [autotag]Pam Sorenson[/autotag] (9-4 MMA, 1-1 BMMA).

Check out the full Bellator 282 ceremonial faceoffs in the video above.

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Bellator 282 predictions: Who’s picking Johnny Eblen to take title from Gegard Mousasi?

Check out our staff members’ picks for the Bellator 282 main card, featuring middleweight champ Gegard Mousasi vs. challenger Johnny Eblen.

Mousasi
vs.
Eblen		 Higo
vs.
Sabatello		 Barzola
vs.
Magomedov		 Kayne
vs.
Ward
MMA Junkie readers’
consensus picks
95-54		 mousasi2022
Mousasi
(82%)		 sabatello2022
Sabatello
(76%)		 magomedov2022
Magomedov
(83%)		 ward2022
Ward
(87%)
Ken Hathaway
@kenshathaway
100-54
trophy copy 2018 Champion		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 barzola2022
Barzola		 ward2022
Ward
Mike Bohn
@MikeBohn
98-56
trophy copy 2014 Champion		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 magomedov2022
Magomedov		 ward2022
Ward
Simon Samano
@SJSamano
97-57		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 magomedov2022
Magomedov		 ward2022
Ward
Matt Erickson
@MMAjunkieMatt
97-57		 eblen2022
Eblen		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 barzola2022
Barzola		 ward2022
Ward
Abbey Subhan
@kammakaze
97-57		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 magomedov2022
Magomedov		 ward2022
Ward
Matthew Wells
@MrMWells
96-58		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 magomedov2022
Magomedov		 ward2022
Ward
Brian Garcia
@thegoze
92-62
trophy copy 2017 Champion		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 barzola2022
Barzola		 ward2022
Ward
Nolan King
@mma_kings
91-63		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 magomedov2022
Magomedov		 ward2022
Ward
Farah Hannoun
@Farah_Hannoun
90-64		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 magomedov2022
Magomedov		 ward2022
Ward
George Garcia
@MMAjunkieGeorge
84-70		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 magomedov2022
Magomedov		 ward2022
Ward
Danny Segura
@dannyseguratv
75-79		 mousasi2022
Mousasi		 sabatello2022
Sabatello		 barzola2022
Barzola		 ward2022
Ward

Bellator returns to Connecticut this week with the middleweight title on the line at the top of the bill.

Bellator 282 takes place Friday at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. The main card airs on Showtime following prelims on MMA Junkie.

(Click here to open a PDF of the staff picks grid in a separate window.)

In the main event, middleweight champion [autotag]Gegard Mousasi[/autotag] (49-7-2 MMA, 7-1 BMMA) takes on unbeaten challenger [autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] (11-0 MMA, 7-0 BMMA). Mousasi is a -250 favorite at Tipico Sportsbook, and only one of our 11 editors, writers, radio hosts and videographers is picking against him.

In the co-feature, [autotag]Leandro Higo[/autotag] (21-5 MMA, 4-3 BMMA) takes on [autotag]Danny Sabatello[/autotag] (12-1 MMA, 2-0 BMMA) in a quarterfinal fight in the bantamweight grand prix. Sabatello is the biggest favorite on the main card at -600 and is one of two unanimous picks.

Also on the main card, [autotag]Enrique Barzola[/autotag] (18-5-2 MMA, 2-0 BMMA) meets [autotag]Magomed Magomedov[/autotag] (18-2 MMA, 2-1 BMMA) in another quarterfinal bantamweight tournament bout. Magomedov is a slight favorite at -155 and has a 7-4 lead in the picks in the only contentious fight among our staff members.

And to open the main card, [autotag]Kassius Kayne[/autotag] (12-7 MMA, 0-0 BMMA) is a +210 underdog against -280 favorite [autotag]Brennan Ward[/autotag] (15-6 MMA, 10-6 BMMA). Ward is our other unanimous pick at 11-0.

In the MMA Junkie reader consensus picks, Mousassi (82 percent), Sabatello (76 percent), Magomedov (83 percent) and Ward (87 percent) are the choices.

Check out all the picks above.

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Bellator 282 official weigh-in results (9 a.m. ET)

Ahead of Bellator 282, Gegard Mousasi, Johnny Eblen, and 26 other fighters will take to the scales to weigh in for their fights.

NORWICH, Conn. – Bellator 282 takes place Friday at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville and features 14 bouts including a middleweight title fight and two bantamweight grand prix tournament bouts.

Atop the card, middleweight champion [autotag]Gegard Mousasi[/autotag] (49-7-2 MMA, 7-1 BMMA) defends his title against undefeated American Top Team product [autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] (11-0 MMA, 7-0 BMMA). In the co-main event, bad blood boils over as bitter rivals [autotag]Leandro Higo[/autotag] (21-3 MMA, 4-3 BMMA) and [autotag]Danny Sabatello[/autotag] (12-1 MMA, 2-0 BMMA) finally will get their hands on one another in a grand prix quarterfinal. Also part of the tournament, Enrique Barzola (18-5-1 MMA, 2-0 BMMA) takes on Magomed Magomedov (18-2 MMA, 2-1 BMMA).

The 28 fighters competing on the card are set to tip the scales Thursday at the host hotel. MMA Junkie will be on scene live and reporting from the venue over the course of the one-hour weigh-in window. Check out the results below.

MAIN CARD (Showtime, 9 p.m. ET)

  • Champion Gegard Mousasi () vs. Johnny Eblen () – for middleweight title
  • Leandro Higo () vs. Danny Sabatello () – bantamweight grand prix quarterfinal
  • Enrique Barzola () vs. Magomed Magomedov () – bantamweight grand prix quarterfinal
  • Kassius Kayne () vs. Brennan Ward ()

PRELIMINARY CARD (MMA Junkie, 6 p.m. ET)

  • Dan Moret () vs. Killys Mota ()
  • Lucas Brennan () vs. Johnny Soto ()
  • Brent Primus () vs. Alexander Shabliy ()
  • Sabah Homasi () vs. Maycon Mendonca ()
  • Ilara Joanne () vs. Alejandra Lara ()
  • James Gonzalez () vs. Cody Law ()
  • Fabio Aguiar () vs. Aaron Jeffery ()
  • Bryce Logan () vs. Mandel Nallo ()

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Gegard Mousasi defends middleweight title at Bellator 282 in June vs. unbeaten Johnny Eblen

After a dominant win earlier this month to stay unbeaten, Johnny Eblen said he was ready for a shot at the middleweight title.

After a dominant win earlier this month to stay unbeaten, [autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] said he was ready for a shot at the middleweight title.

And that’s just what he’ll get. Eblen (11-0 MMA, 7-0 BMMA) will get his first shot at a Bellator belt later this summer when he takes on middleweight champion [autotag]Gegard Mousasi[/autotag] (49-7-2 MMA, 7-1 BMMA).

MMA Junkie confirmed the booking for Bellator 282 on June 24 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn., with a person with knowledge of the matchup. It first was reported by Twitter user Santiago MMA. The event subsequently was made official by the promotion.

In addition, Bellator’s bantamweight grand prix will continue with a pair of quarterfinal fights. Magomed Magomedov will take on the winner of Enrique Barzola and Josh Hill, who fight in Honolulu in April. And Leandro Higo will meet the winner of Jornel Lugo vs. Danny Sabatello. Plus, Alejandra Lara will take on Ilara Joanne in a women’s flyweight bout on the prelims.

Eblen dominated John Salter in their middleweight fight at Bellator 276 in St. Charles, Mo., a little more than two weeks ago. Salter was in the top spot in Bellator’s official rankings behind champ Mousasi, who beat him in a title fight in 2021. Eblen sat at No. 3 before the fight, then became the top contender after his win.

“I’m a man who likes to work, so whatever gets me the next fight, I’m down to do it,” Eblen told MMA Junkie. “Obviously, I would love to fight for the title. If that doesn’t happen, so be it. But I am the No. 1 contender now, and the guy hasn’t fought me yet. So let’s do it maybe.

“If I fight three more times and get a little bit more experience, I’ll probably be more prepared for that fight. But the thing is, I think I’m ready now. I think I match up well with Mousasi. I think I’m just a younger version of him, pretty much.”

The 36-year-old Mousasi is coming off a quick TKO win over one of Eblen’s American Top Team teammates, Austin Vanderford, in the Bellator 275 main event in February.

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Johnny Eblen will wait if he has to, but wants Gegard Mousasi’s title

Johnny Eblen stayed unbeaten this past Saturday in what was his toughest test yet – and now he thinks a title shot could be next.

ST. CHARLES, Mo. – [autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] stayed unbeaten this past Saturday in what was his toughest test yet – and now he thinks a title shot could be next.

Eblen (11-0 MMA, 7-0 BMMA) dominated John Salter (18-6 MMA, 8-3 BMMA) in their middleweight fight at Bellator 276 at Family Arena in St. Charles, Mo. Salter was in the top spot in Bellator’s official rankings behind champ Gegard Mousasi, who beat him in a title fight in 2021. Eblen sat at No. 3, so logic says he’ll now move into the top contender spot.

Eblen called for a title fight against Mousasi in the wake of his win.

“I’m a man who likes to work, so whatever gets me the next fight, I’m down to do it,” Eblen told MMA Junkie. “Obviously, I would love to fight for the title. If that doesn’t happen, so be it. But I am the No. 1 contender now, and the guy hasn’t fought me yet. So let’s do it maybe.

“If I fight three more times and get a little bit more experience, I’ll probably be more prepared for that fight. But the thing is, I think I’m ready now. I think I match up well with Mousasi. I think I’m just a younger version of him, pretty much. I expect to do better than him, honestly, in my career. He said he only has two fights left in his career and then he’s dipping (out). I want to be one of those fights, and I want to be sure of it. I don’t want anything weird to happen.”

The 36-year-old Mousasi is coming off a quick TKO win over one of Eblen’s American Top Team teammates, Austin Vanderford, in the Bellator 275 main event in February.

Bellator president Scott Coker would not commit to a title shot for Eblen after Bellator 276, but acknowledged Mousasi might have more than the two fights left that he’s talked about.

“I think his stock went way up (Saturday),” Coker said of Eblen. “We do have a couple other guys we’ve been talking with Gegard, but I think Johnny’s name is right up in the mix today after his win over Salter.

“Gegard says that (he only wants two more fights), and then he tells me, ‘I want to fight three more times before the end of the year.’ He’s got a lot of watches to buy, so I think we’ll be fine.”

Check out the full post-fight interview with Eblen in the video above.

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Johnny Eblen revels in new nickname ahead of possible top contender fight at Bellator 276

Johnny Eblen is bringing an official new nickname to fight week: “The Human Cheat Code.”

ST. LOUIS – [autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] is bringing an official new nickname to fight week: “The Human Cheat Code.”

Eblen got the nickname from American Top Team coach Muhammad “King Mo” Lawal, and it stuck during an in-cage interview after his most recent fight. Now Eblen (10-0 MMA, 6-0 BMMA) is making it official for his Bellator 276 fight against John Salter (18-5 MMA, 8-2 BMMA), which could put him in line for a middleweight title shot with a win.

Eblen spoke to MMA Junkie and other media members at Thursday’s Bellator 276 media day in St. Louis. Eblen talked about his new nickname, his fight against Salter and the stakes, fighting not far from where he wrestled collegiately at the University of Missouri and more.

Check out the portions of Eblen’s interview in the video above.

Bellator 276 takes place Saturday at Family Arena in St. Charles, Mo. The main card airs on Showtime following prelims on MMA Junkie.

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Cat Zingano to meet Pam Sorenson at Bellator 276; Cris Cyborg says Zingano turned down title fight

Cat Zingano could’ve had a title fight, but she’ll instead meet Pam Sorenson on the Bellator 276 prelims.

Bellator’s plan was to have Cat Zingano challenge women’s featherweight champion Cris Cyborg for the title, but that’s not happening.

Zingano instead will face Pam Sorenson on March 12 at Bellator 276, which takes place at The Family Arena in St. Charles, Mo., just outside of St. Louis. MMA Fighting first reported the booking, which a promotion official later confirmed to MMA Junkie on Tuesday.

Zingano, 39, has gone 2-0 so far since signing with Bellator in October 2019. After a unanimous decision win over Gabrielle Holloway in her promotional debut, Zingano submitted Olivia Parker by first-round armbar in April 2021.

The victory seemingly set up a title-fight showdown with Cyborg, who indicated on Twitter that Zingano declined the opportunity.

“She turned down a World Title Fight to compete on the prelims?!” Cyborg tweeted and later deleted (screenshot below).

It’s unclear if that’s exactly how things turned out, but Bellator president Scott Coker said on Jan. 29 that the promotion wanted to boon Cyborg vs. Zingano “as soon as possible.” He seemed to indicate that the hold-up was on Zingano’s end.

“I think timing is going to be an issue on that fight, when Cat is ready to fight her,” Coker said after Bellator 273. “We would like that fight to happen as soon as possible.”

“That is our plan, but we have to have both fighters agree to that plan. We’re talking to the managers, Cat’s manager, find out when she’ll be ready to, No. 1, fight, and will she be willing to fight Cyborg?”

That won’t be the case, and Zingano (11-4 MMA, 2-0 BMMA) will instead fight 35-year-old Soreno (9-4 MMA, 1-1 BMMA), who has split her first two Bellator outings. She won a split decision over Roberta Samad in August before she lost a unanimous decision to Arlene Blencowe this past November at Bellator 271.

While Zingano vs. Sorenson is scheduled for the prelims, a middleweight bout between [autotag]Johnny Eblen[/autotag] (10-0 MMA, 6-0 BMMA) and [autotag]John Salter[/autotag] (8-2 MMA, 18-5 BMMA) is the most recent addition to the main card. Eblen is considered one of the fastest-rising fighters in the division, while Salter looks to bounce back from a title shot loss against Gegard Mousasi.

Other additions to the card include a lightweight battle between [autotag]Derek Anderson[/autotag] (17-4 MMA, 8-4 BMMA) and [autotag]Goiti Yamauchi[/autotag] (26-5 MMA, 12-4 BMMA).

Notable prospects middleweight [autotag]Romero Cotton[/autotag] (5-0 MMA, 5-0 BMMA), women’s flyweight [autotag]Diana Avsaragova[/autotag] (4-0 MMA, 2-0 BMMA), featherweight [autotag]Cody Law[/autotag] (5-0 MMA, 5-0 BMMA), and welterweight [autotag]Roman Faraldo[/autotag] (6-0 MMA, 3-0 BMMA) have also been matched up with non-rostered opponents.

The lineup for Bellator 276 currently includes:

MAIN CARD (Showtime, 9 p.m. ET)

  • Adam Borics vs. Mads Burnell
  • Phil Davis vs. Julius Anglickas
  • Johnny Eblen vs. John Salter
  • Jay Jay Wilson vs. Gadzhi Rabadanov

PRELIMINARY CARD (MMA Junkie, 6 p.m. ET )

  • Pam Sorenson vs. Cat Zingano
  • Jose Augusto vs. Alex Polizzi
  • Derek Anderson vs. Goiti Yamauchi
  • Romero Cotton vs. Lance Wright
  • Diana Avsaragova vs. Ashley Deen
  • Cody Law vs. Johnny Soto
  • Roman Faraldo vs. Kelvin Rayford
  • Jordan Howard vs. Trevor Ward
  • Dan Busch vs. Josh Augustine