Patrick (11-1), who inked a four-fight deal with the UFC and will reportedly debut in his native Canada at UFC 115 on June 12 in Vancouver, suffered his lone career loss to UFC vet Drew McFedries in 2002, but has reeled off 10-straight stoppages since, including a third-round submission of Matt MacGrath last month.

Browne (9-0), a one-time Bellator fighter, improved to 9-0 with a 35-second knockout in February and is expected to face The Ultimate Fighter 10 semifinalist James McSweeney in June at UFC 115 or the TUF 11 Finale.

Jung (7-1) was eliminated from Sengoku’s featherweight tournament after suffering his first career loss to Masanori Kanehara last May, but rebounded with a second-round submission of Matt Jaggers in his most-recent bout in August. His WEC debut has yet to be determined.

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Pictured: Claude Patrick

UFC Undisputed 2010 is scheduled to be released on May 25 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

UFC President Dana White recently spoke to IGN about the game’s new features and debuted a first look with footage from the game:

Hamill, who won by disqualification after opponent Jon Jones finished their fight with illegal elbows, will have to sit out until June unless cleared by a doctor after suffering a dislocated shoulder in the bout, while Mitrione, who defeated Marcus Jones on the Spike TV-televised main card, was also suspended until June for a right wrist injury.

Preliminary card fighters Darrill Schoonover, James McSweeney, and Justin Wren were also issued lengthy suspensions after being injured in their fights, while four fighters, including TUF 10 runner-up Brendan Schaub, received shorter suspensions for precautionary reasons.

The complete list of medical suspensions includes:

• Brendan Schaub: Suspended until January 20.
• Matt Hamill: Suspended until June 4 unless cleared by doctor for left shoulder injury. Minimum suspension until February 5.
• Marcus Jones: Suspended until February 5.
• Matt Mitrione: Suspended until June 4 unless cleared by doctor for right wrist injury. Minimum suspension until January 5.
• Darrill Schoonover: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by doctor for undisclosed reasons. Minimum suspension until February 5.
• James McSweeney: Suspended until June 4 unless cleared by doctor for right hand injuries.
• Justin Wren: Suspended until June 4 unless cleared by doctor for possible facial fractures.
• John Howard: Suspended until December 27.
• Dennis Hallman: Suspended until February 5.

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Pictured: Matt Hamill

Kimbo Slice, a street fighter-turned-mixed martial artist and former EliteXC headliner, officially received $25,000 for his UFC debut, a unanimous decision win over Houston Alexander, who took home $13,000 for the loss.

The Ultimate Fighter 10 winner Roy Nelson earned  $16,000 for his first-round knockout of Brendan Schaub in card’s main event, the same salary received by all of the TUF 10 cast members excluding Slice.

The Ultimate Fighter 10 Finale drew 1,400 spectators for a $504,350 live gate.

The event’s official salaries were:

• Roy Nelson ($16,000 – includes $8,000 win bonus) def. Brendan Schaub ($8,000)
• Matt Hamill ($46,000 – $23,000 win bonus) def. Jon Jones ($20,000)
• Kimbo Slice ($25,000 – no win bonus) def. Houston Alexander ($13,000)
• Frankie Edgar: $46,000 – $23,000 win bonus) def. Matt Veach ($5,000)
• Matt Mitrione ($16,000 – $8,000 win bonus) def. Marcus Jones ($8,000)
• James McSweeney ($16,000 – $8,000 win bonus) def. Darrill Schoonover ($8,000)
• Jon Madsen ($16,000 – $8,000 win bonus) def. Justin Wren ($8,000)
• Brian Stann ($30,000 – $15,000 win bonus) def. Rodney Wallace ($6,000)
• John Howard ($14,000 – $7,000 win bonus) def. Dennis Hallman ($15,000)
• Mark Bocek ($30,000 – $15,000 win bonus) def. Joe Brammer ($5,000)

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Nelson, a former IFL champion and favorite to win the heavyweight tournament, rebounded from back-to-back losses with the win, which improved his record to 14-4, while Schaub, a training partner of heavyweight contender Shane Carwin, falls to 4-1 after suffering his first career loss.

In the event’s co-headliner, Jon Jones bloodied Matt Hamill with vicious ground and pound that nearly ended the bout, but finished the fight with illegal downward elbows that caused him to be disqualified, awarding an injured and battered Hamill the victory.

Kimbo Slice made his anticipated UFC debut in lackluster fashion on Saturday, scoring a unanimous decision over a returning Houston Alexander in a bizarre bout that featured Slice’s improved ground game, including an impressive suplex in the opening frame, rather than an expected knockout.

Also on the main card, Frankie Edgar submitted newcomer Matt Veach with a rear naked choke in the second round, while Matt Mitrione knocked out fellow former NFL player Marcus Jones 10-seconds into round two.

James McSweeney, Jon Madsen, Brian Stann, John Howard, and Mark Bocek were all victorious on The Ultimate Fighter 10 Finale preliminary card.

The event’s official results were:

MAIN CARD

• Roy Nelson def. Brendan Schaub via KO (punch) – Round 1
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• Matt Hamill def. Jon Jones via disqualification (illegal elbows) – Round 1
• Kimbo Slice def. Houston Alexander via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)
• Frankie Edgar def. Matt Veach via submission (rear naked choke) – Round 2, 2:22
• Matt Mitrione def. Marcus Jones via KO (punches) – Round 2, 0:10

PRELIMINARY CARD

• James McSweeney def. Darrill Schoonover via TKO (strikes) – Round 3, 3:20
• Jon Madsen def. Justin Wren via split decision (30-27, 28-29, 29-28)
• Brian Stann def. Rodney Wallace via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
• John Howard def. Dennis Hallman via KO (punches) – Round 3, 4:55
• Mark Bocek def. Joe Brammer via submission (rear naked choke) – Round 1, 3:36

Pictured: Roy Nelson

The Ultimate Fighter 10 finalists Roy Nelson (263) and Brendan Schaub (240) were among those who successfully made weight, as were light heavyweight co-headliners Matt Hamill (206) and Jon Jones (206) and heavy-handed strikers Houston Alexander (208) and Kimbo Slice (212).

The event’s official weigh-in results were:

MAIN CARD

• 265: Roy Nelson (263) vs. Brendan Schaub (240)
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• 205: Matt Hamill (206) vs. Jon Jones (206)
• 215: Houston Alexander (208) vs. Kimbo Slice (212)
• 155: Frankie Edgar (155) vs. Matt Veach (155)
• 265: Marcus Jones (262) vs. Matt Mitrione (255)

PRELIMINARY CARD

• 265: James McSweeney (235) vs. Darrill Schoonover (261)
• 265: Jon Madsen (247) vs. Justin Wren (251)
• 205: Brian Stann (205) vs. Rodney Wallace (203)
• 170: Dennis Hallman (169) vs. John Howard (170)
• 155: Joe Brammer (155) vs. Mark Bocek (156)

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Pictured: Jon Jones

The televised card will obviously feature the TUF championship bout of Roy Nelson vs. Brendan Schaub, but will also feature Kimbo Slice vs. Houston Alexander, a lightweight bout between Frankie Edgar and Matt Veach, and Marcus Jones vs. Matt Mitrione.

The full card for the event is:

Main Card (Televised)

• Matt Hamill vs. Jon Jones *
• Roy Nelson vs. Brendan Schaub ^
• Kimbo Slice vs. Houston Alexander
• Frankie Edgar vs. Matt Veach
• Marcus Jones vs. Matt Mitrione

Preliminary Card (Untelevised)

• James McSweeney vs. Darrill Schoonover
• Jon Madsen vs. Justin Wren
• Brian Stann vs. Rodney Wallace
• Dennis Hallman vs. John Howard
• Mark Bocek vs. Joe Brammer

* — Main event
^ — TUF championship

McSweeney advanced to the semifinals with a first-round guillotine choke submission of Mitrione, while Jones scored a first-round knockout of Schoonover with ground-and-pound to move on in the heavyweight tournament.

UFC President Dana White then announced the semifinals matchups, with Team Rashad teammates McSweeney and Roy Nelson set to square off, leaving Team Rampage’s lone representative Jones to fight Brendan Schaub.

Nelson becomes the season’s first finalist with a first-round TKO of McSweeney before Schaub earns the other finale slot with his own first-round TKO of Jones.

The Ultimate Fighter 10 champion will be crowned on Saturday, when Nelson and Schaub square of at the TUF 10 Finale at The Pearl at The Palms in Las Vegas live on Spike TV.

Shivers attacks early with punches and gets McSweeny to the canvas, but McSweeny escapes back to his feet and goes to work with low kicks on his fatigued opponent. After wearing Shivers down with kicks and punches, McSweeny wobbles him with a combo late in the second and grabs a guillotine following a desperation takedown but is unable to finish Shivers off. A third round appears likely, but the judges have reached a decision and declare McSweeny the winner by majority decision, improving Team Rashad to 2-0 in the opening round.

The official result of the second opening round bout was:

• James McSweeney def. Wes Shivers via majority decision (19-19, 20-18, 20-18)

The episode closes with Rashad Evans choosing Team Rampage’s Kimbo Slice to fight former IFL champ Roy Nelson in the next opening round bout.

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Before a two-hour training session gets underway to allow the coaches to assess the fighters, “Rampage” makes it clear that he intends to take Slice with his first pick to the delight of Evans, who wins a coin toss and opts to take James McSweeney with the top overall pick, while Slice and the first fight selection go to Jackson.

The coaches continue to alternate picks until all 16 fighters are drafted and their teams are set:

TEAM RASHAD

• James McSweeney
• Brendan Schaub
• Justin Wren
• John Madsen
• Roy Nelson
• Darrill Schoonover
• Matt Matrione
• Mike Wessel

TEAM RAMPAGE

• Kimbo Slice
• Abe Wagner
• Demico Rogers
• Wes Sims
• Scott Junk
• Wes Shivers
• Marcus Jones
• Zak Jensen

After a training session for each team, “Rampage” announces the first matchup as Abe Wagner will take on Team Rashad’s John Madsen.

The fight is quickly underway as Madsen scores an early takedown and sets the pace for the rest of the fight before opening up a deep gash on Wagner’s forehead that pours blood. Madsen maintains the top position for the remainder of the round while offering little offense and cruises into the second round, while Wagner is surprisingly cleared to continue. Madsen again gets a takedown early in round two and, despite several standups due to a lack of action and little offense from Madsen, he’s able to control a tired Wagner on the ground to ride out an easy decision win, with the judges handing down scores of 20-16, 20-17, and 20-17.

The official result of the first opening round bout was:

• John Madsen def. Abe Wagner via unanimous decision (20-16, 20-17, 20-17)

After the decision is announced by UFC President Dana White, who calls the bout the bloodiest in TUF history, Wagner’s gruesome cut is shown being tended to by a doctor as the Team Rampage fighter asks whether he can see his skull.

The episode concludes with Jackson telling his team not to touch gloves followed by a preview of the rest of the season, including more spats between the rival coaches and an outburst by “Rampage” that sees him destroy a gym door.

Here’s how the teams look after Team Rashad took a 1-0 lead on the debut of TUF 10:

TEAM RASHAD

• James McSweeney
• Brendan Schaub
• Justin Wren
• John Madsen (1-0)
• Roy Nelson
• Darrill Schoonover
• Matt Matrione
• Mike Wessel

TEAM RAMPAGE

• Kimbo Slice
• Abe Wagner
  Eliminated by John Madsen on Episode 1
• Demico Rogers
• Wes Sims
• Scott Junk
• Wes Shivers
• Marcus Jones
• Zak Jensen

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