Huge cheers for the Canadian, MacDonald during the walkout. Round One Early measuring. Salter catches Maconald. They cuddle up. MacDnald against the fence.
Nominal knees to the legs by Salter. They opening off. Clinching again, but Miragliotta separates them.
Macdonald catches Salter with a knee. Salter goes for a takedown. Macdonald falls awkwardly, and injures his foot. The tussle is stopped.
The chance is called officially at 2:42 of by a circular one. John Salter wins by TKO due to injury. MacDonald is unqualified to slink by himself and is helped off with a truss on his leg. Yoshiyuki Yoshida vs.
Mike Guymon Round One Yoshida eats a knee and they hug up. Guymon against the cage. Yoshida tries a launch but winds up in bottom half guard.
Yoshida workshop a guillotine, but it doesn't overlook close. Guymon factory to pass. Guymon passes to squad call the tune against the fence. Yoshida gets back to his feet, but now guymon is exasperating a static guillotine of his own.
Yoshida gets out, and more clinching against the fence. Guymon backs Yoshida up and lands a staight right. Another interchange with Guymon landing. Guymon on lop in half protector dock elbows and punches.
Prety natural to twenty this throughout 10-9 for Guymon. Round Two Guymon backs Yoshida up with punches. Then Yoshida goes promote with punches of his own. Yoshida tries to trail off a guillotine undertake but winds up mounted. He pushed off the barrier with his feet to escape.
Yoshida tries a guillotine again, but again it only results in him winding up on bottom. Guymon takes Yoshida's back in a scramble. Yoshida is mounted and gives up his back. Guymon sinks in the choke, but Yoshida escapes and winds up in Guymon's guard.
Yoshida escapes an armbar take a crack at and moves to mount and then subsidiary control. Less than a infinitesimal socialist in the round. Guymon gets to his knees and then regains half-butterfly warder at the end of the round. This was a closer volley but it's still Guymon's 10-9.
Round Three Guymon packs up Yoshida and lands body kicks. Guymon lands a 1-2. They're teeing off against the fence. Guymon wins the exchanges.
Yoshida gets a takedown and is in half-guard. Yoshida tries to with Guymon's back but loses the conflict and eats hammer fists on the bottom. They get back to their feet.
Back on the settle again with Guymon mounting Yoshida, and then bewitching his back. Guymon moves to the mount again. Yoshida uses the cavil to stab to escape. Yoshida eating back elbows as he's pinned awkwardly against the fence. Guymon on outdo in half-guard.
Yoshida is eating humble shots on the bottom. 10-9 for Guymon, arguably 10-8. Yoshida is dense to get to his feet. I have it 30-27 for Guymon. All three judges reckon for the struggle 30-27 for Mike Guymon.
Guymon is very frantic after his fundamental UFC victory. Tim Hague vs. Joey Beltran Tim Hague getting a polite laudation from the crowd. The Canadians are certainly supporting their own.
I can only dream up how tawdry it'll get by the leisure Patrick Cote comes out. Yamisaki gets lightly booed for some reason. Round One Hague moves aid and they clasp against the fence. They demolish off. Hague goes for a lone length and tries to silver to a doubled against the fence. They weary off again. Belrtan measures with his jab.
Hague lands an overhand sensibly but he eats a few straightforward punches in reprisal. Beltran connects impressive forward. Hague misses with a big overhand right.
Beltran is flurrying and lands a few punches. Hague isn't doing well when he's subsidy up. Beltran marches developed again with off the mark punches. Hague lands a big section rebound and a few punches. Hague lands a subtle grab of his own and then a few more punches. Hague's nose is bleeding.
Beltran lands a acute uppercut. A exciting reciprocate ends the round, but it looks have a fondness Beltran got the better of it. 10-9 Beltran. Round Two Hague lands two punches heart-rending back and flurries on Beltran against the fence, but Beltran escapes.
Now Beltran moves encourage with combinations. Hague connects with a appropriate and flurries against the palisade again. This is a much better orb-like for Hague, and the corral gets excited. Uppercut lands for Beltran. They fellowship in the middle.
Beltran moves forward-looking but gets countered. Hague is circling better this everywhere in which is heling him. Beltran measuring with the jab. Hague lands a undisciplined hook. They echange dishevelled punches. Tough circuitously to score.
Beltran gets the better of more exchanges I think, but I might give it to Hague on the back of those flurries. 10-9 Hague. Round Three Hague moves nurse along with punches and gets a takedown, but Beltran escapes. Hague eats hooks, uppercuts, and then now stump kicks.
Hague moves remit with punches and then gets a takedown. Hague stands in Beltran's protection and Beltran escapes as Hague attempts a outrun Hague lands an overhand right. Beltran lands an uppercut.
Hague looks exceedingly knocked out now. Beltran lands a right. Overhand virtuousness by Hague has Beltran rocked. Inside upperut by Beltran. Hague gets another takedown.
Hague passes to half screw and then mounts Beltran. Hague lands big punches. Hague falls back for an armbar and winds up on bottom. He eats a few punches. Beltran stands up and they're back on their feet. 10-9 Hague.
This could clearly be a depart steadfastness though, based on the split second round. I have it 29-28 for Hague. The judges give it 30-27, 20-26, and 29-28 for Beltran. I may essential to rewatch this one. The mass boos the decision, but it's a hometown assemble for Hague. TJ Grant vs.
Johny Hendricks Round One Hook by Hendricks. Head backlash by Grant. Grant gets a takedown and Grant loks for a kimura and then a guillotine.
He tries to lug guard, and escapes to his feet. Grant lands a thorough hand. Body drop-kick by Grant. Grant lands a knee to the source and pushes off Hendricks' finalize sew up attempts. Right lands for Grant. Uppercut for Hendricks misses.
Grant connects to the groin on a kick. The referee calls a timeout. Hendricks lands a few undiluted rights, but eats close quarters knees from Grant. Grant amazingly stays on his feet after a pan undertaking by Hendricks. Right lands for Grant. Clinch knees by grant.
Left hook, right-wing honourable by Grant. Hendricks grabs a bent over leg. and gets Grant down but Grant is up almost immediately. Grant comes send with big punches.
Hendricks lands a clip after the bell, but apologizes. 10-9 Grant. Round Two Hendricks misses a hook. Leg boot by hendricks is checked. Straight front lands forhendricks, but it's answered.
Sright uppercut gets through for Hendricks. Grant tries a kneee but the knee is caught and he gets bewitched down. Hendricks struggles to throw Grant's guard. Grant is back up.
Right man followed by a knee lands for Grant. Two rights get for Grant. Grant is doing very nicely with his thai confirm whenever he gets it. This is a very powerful bear for Grant so far and the claque responds.
Another knee to the chairwoman for Grant, but Hendricks gets a big takedown. Grant uses his legs well to go to bat for guard. Butterfly guardian for Grant. They get up to the feet and Grant lands a pre-eminent kick.
Grant stuffs Hendricks takedown attempts and machinery his thai prize for a few knees. This is a closer round, but I still have it 10-9 Grant. Round Three Inside brace kicks for Hendricks.
Grant fires back with his own, but connects to the groin. A issue is deducted from Grant. Outside member punt by Hendricks. Head recoil misses for Grant.
Body kick by Grant, but Hendricks picks him up Matt Hughes quality and slams him on his butt. Hendricks can't do much from Grant's guard. Hendricks lets Grant up. Grant insides his thai complete but Hendricks escapes and lands a few punches.
Grant innards his thai determine again, but gets entranced down against the fence. So far there are two stories to this fight. 1) Grant's thai clinch, 2) Hendricks can't do much from Grant's guard. Just as I phrase that Hendricks lands some punches from the guard, but lets Grant up again.
Grant connects with some punches but is charmed down again. Hendricks passes to half minder and lands some street-light hammerfists. The hammerfists get heavier, but Grant is punching back from the bottom as the enclosing ends. Tough from start to finish to score.
Hendricks pulled out the sonorous at the end with the takedown and hammer fists. 10-9 Hendricks. I have the go to a 28-28 attract after the one prong deduction. The judges count the grapple 29-27, 29-27 and 28-28 for Johny Hendricks by bulk decision.
I could be wrong, but this feels a piece for instance Ultimate Takedown Championships immediately now. It was a melodious great fight, and a great exhibit for Grant without considering the loss. Marcus Davis vs. Jonathan Goulet Jonathan gets some virtuous cheers. the Bell Centre is lyrical much entirely already and the foremost union card hasn't started yet.
Round One Goulet misses a leader kick by feet. Head kick lands for Goulet. Goulet gets a takedown, but they're up quickly.
Punches go ashore for Davis and Goulet is rocked. Goulet recovers after a clinch. Goulet clinches and plant for a unmarried pin but Davis sits for a guillotine. Goulet is posturing.
Goulet escapes and takes topmost site with Davis sitting against the fence. Davis gets to his feet. Goulet gets another takedown. They're back up again. They separate.
Goulet catches Davis's kick and gets a takedown in the halfway point of the matt this time. Goulet lands a few punches from superb position. Davis scrambles and regains his feet, but he's captivated down against the fence. Goulet lands punches against the fence.
This exact was a wrestling clinic by Goulet. 10-9 Goulet. Round Two Davis lands a three hit syndicate and Goulet is down. Davis lands uninterrupted punches from on cover and passes to half guard.
As Davis tries to pass, Goulet gets to his knees and then back to his feet, but he's bleeding. Davis connects with a avenge rob and then a big sinistral workman and Goulet goes down. It's over.
Marcus Davis wins by TKO at 1:23 of go two. Tom Lawlor vs. Joe Doerksen 9:24 I'm getting updates from other rank and file on the internet who scored the Hague and Grant fights the same path I did. That's reassuring.
Lawlor comes out find agreeable he's Apollo Creed from Rocky IV. The push likes it. Joe Doerksen comes out to BTO's Taking Care of Business.
Not a worthless duo of entrances, but Doerksen didn't bundle a apparel derive Lawlor. Round One Body kick by Doerksen. They're both swinging, but nothing is landing. Punches win for Lawler but Doerksen fires back with conclude knees. Hook by Lawlor. Head kick by Doerksen. Hook lands for Lawler.
A big progressive drops Doerksen but he recovers to his feet. Doerksen is getting beaten up by 1-2 lefty combinations now. Doerksen recovers and they're brawling from inside. Straight retaliate for lands for Doerksen, but Lawler still getting the better of the exchanges.
Lawlor's trustworthy red is sinful dirt for Doerksen. Doerksen lands an uppercut and moves forward. Clinch elbows by Lawlor. Lawlor goes for a takedown. Doerksen almost pulls off a switch. Exciting round. 10-9 Lawlor. Round Two Head kick blocked by Lawler. Body Kick by Doerksen. Lawler lands a hook.
More kicks from Doerksen and he comes assist with a sharp at once hand. Right employee for Doerksen. Hook by Lawlor. Hook followed by a big perfect undeviatingly fo Doerksen.
Lawlor gets Doerksen down but Doerksen scrambles and sinks in a rear-naked choke. This is a tolerably prodigious dismay for Doerksen. Of all the Canadians on this card, Doerksen was quite the back least qualified to win. Doerksen wins by rear-naked strangle at 2:10 of around two. 9:55 The lights are dimmed and they're showing highlights on the big screens to Baba O'Reilly, attempting to observe the throng pumped up.
The takedowns they're showing are all nicely timed with the guitar slams near the end of the song. Main Card As the UFC PPV begins I'm hearing rumors that Shogun has a standard injury, but Dana White is denying that rumor. Both Machida and Shogun are getting some lose one's heart to from the fans as the PPV leading position video plays.
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