UFC 111 is headlined by welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre vs. challenger Dan Hardy, while heavyweight contenders Frank Mir and Shane Carwin will vie for the interim heavyweight title in the card’s co-main event.

The complete UFC 111 fight card features:

MAIN CARD (PPV)

• Georges St-Pierre (c) vs. Dan Hardy
  UFC Welterweight Championship
• Frank Mir vs. Shane Carwin
  Interim UFC Heavyweight Championship
• Ben Saunders vs. Jake Ellenberger
• Jon Fitch vs. Thiago Alves
• Jim Miller vs. Mark Bocek

PRELIMINARY CARD (Spike TV)

• Nate Diaz vs. Rory Markham
• Ricardo Almeida vs. Matt Brown

PRELIMINARY CARD

• Kurt Pellegrino vs. Fabricio Camoes
• Rodney Wallace vs. Jared Hamman
• Rousimar Palhares vs. Tomasz Drwal
• Matt Riddle vs. Greg Soto

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UFC 111 takes place on March 27 at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey and is headlined by welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre vs. Dan Hardy. The card also features Shane Carwin vs. Frank Mir for the interim heavyweight title, Martin Kampmann vs. Ben Saunders, and Mark Bocek vs. Jim Miller.

The now-complete UFC 111 fight card features:

MAIN CARD

• Georges St-Pierre (c) vs. Dan Hardy
  UFC Welterweight Championship
• Shane Carwin vs. Frank Mir
  Interim UFC Heavyweight Championship
• Thiago Alves vs. Jon Fitch
• Martin Kampmann vs. Ben Saunders
• Mark Bocek vs. Jim Miller

PRELIMINARY CARD

• Nate Diaz vs. Rory Markham
• Ricardo Almeida vs. Matt Brown
• Fabricio Camoes vs. Kurt Pellegrino
• Jared Hamman vs. Rodney Wallace
• Tomasz Drwal vs. Rousimar Palhares
• Ricardo Funch vs. Matt Riddle

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Daley continued his climb up the division’s ladder on Saturday with a first-round knockout of Dustin Hazelett, his fourth-straight victory overall and second-straight in the UFC following a September knockout of Martin Kampmann.

“The big problem in this division right now is the two best guys out there are probably Koscheck and Fitch, and trying to get them to fight each other is a nightmare. I’d really like to see that fight,” said UFC President Dana White at Saturday’s post-UFC 108 press conference. “We’ll put Daley against one of them and see what happens.”

“Fitch would be great or Koscheck,” said Daley. “There’s (also) an Alves fight. I’ve been fighting and knocking guys out standing up, but I really haven’t displayed my full array of standup skills. I think a fight with Alves would be entertaining for the fans.”

With Fitch scheduled to rematch Alves in March, a matchup with Koscheck is most-likely on tap for Daley once Koscheck heals from an undisclosed injury that recently forced him to withdraw from a February rematch with Paulo Thiago.

In their first meeting at UFC Fight Night 5 in mid-2006, Fitch earned a second-round TKO of Alves.

Fitch (19-3) reeled off eight-straight wins to begin his UFC career, but had his 15-fight win streak snapped with a unanimous decision loss to welterweight champ Georges St-Pierre last August. The American Kickboxing Academy fighter has bounced back in 2009 with three-straight wins over Akihiro Gono, Paulo Thiago, and most-recently Mike Pierce earlier this month.

Alves (16-6), previously targeted for a UFC 111 matchup with Ricardo Almeida, won seven-straight over the likes of Chris Lytle, Josh Koscheck, and Matt Hughes following his loss to Fitch, but is coming off a unanimous decision loss to St-Pierre in July at UFC 100.

UFC 111 is headlined by welterweight title-holder Georges St-Pierre vs. Dan Hardy and is also expected to feature an interim heavyweight title fight between Shane Carwin and Frank Mir.

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Pictured: Thiago Alves

Sanchez lost a title bout to BJ Penn in the events headlining bout will have to sit out 60 days with no contact unlessed cleared by a doctor. While Clay Guida is suspended 180, which can be shortened by a clearance from an ophthalmologist for a possible eye injury suffered in his loss to Kenny Florian, and Buentello is suspended indefinitely pending rib X-rays following his majority decision loss to Stefan Struve.

Preliminary card fighter Matt Wiman was also issued a 180 day suspension for a right hand injury, but following X-rays and a doctors clearance can return to action following a precautionary 30 day suspension with 21 days without contact.

Also, several fighters were issued 3 day precautionary suspensions including co-headliners Frank Mir and Cheick Kongo.

The complete list of medical suspensions includes:

• Diego Sanchez: Suspended 60 days with no contact for 60 days and must undergo a CT scan and be cleared by a doctor
• Frank Mir: Suspended 3 days with no contact for precautionary reasons
• Cheick Kongo: Suspended 3 days with no contact for precautionary reasons
• Jon Fitch: Suspended 60 days with no contact for 45 days for precautionary reasons but can be cleared early by a doctor
• Kenny Florian: Suspended 60 days with no contact for 45 days due to a cut but can be cleared early by a doctor
• Clay Guida: Suspended minimum 45 days with no contact for 30 days for precautionary reasons unless cut is cleared early by a doctor, additionally suspended 180 days due to a possible eye injury but can be cleared early by an ophthalmologist
• Paul Buentello: Suspended minimum 30 days with no contact for 21 days for precautionary reasons, additionally suspended indefinitely until doctor clears rib X-rays
• Alan Belcher: Suspended 30 days with no contact for 21 days for precautionary reasons
• Wilson Gouveia: Suspended 45 days with no contact for 30 days for precautionary reasons; can be cleared early by a doctor
• Matt Wiman: Suspended minimum 30 days with no contact for 21 days for precautionary reasons, additionally suspended 180 days due to a possible right injury but can be X-rayed and cleared early by a doctor
• Shane Nelson: Suspended 14 days with no contact for 14 days due to a cut but can be cleared early by a doctor
• Johny Hendricks: Suspended 3 days with no contact for 3 days for precautionary reasons
• Ricardo Funch: Suspended 45 days with no contact for 30 days for precautionary reasons but can be cleared early by a doctor
• Rousimar Palhares: Suspended 3 days with no contact for 3 days for precautionary reasons
• Lucio Linhares: Suspended 3 days with no contact for 3 days for precautionary reasons
• DaMarques Johnson: Suspended 3 days with no contact for 3 days for precautionary reasons
• Edgar Garcia: Suspended 30 days with no contact for 21 days for precautionary reasons but can be cleared early by a doctor
• Kevin Burns: Suspended 45 days with no contact for 30 days for precautionary reasons

In the UFC 107 co-headliner, heavyweight Frank Mir rebounded from a July loss to Brock Lesnar and got back into title contention by making quick work of Cheick Kongo, knocking him down in the opening minute then putting him to sleep with a guillotine choke just 72-seconds into the matchup.

Welterweight contender Jon Fitch remained in the mix at 170-pounds but went the distance for his sixth-straight fight, topping Mike Pierce with 29-28 scores across the board for his third-straight victory.

Kenny Florian forced Clay Guida to submit to a rear naked choke in the second round at UFC 107, bouncing back from an August loss to Penn to join a handful of contenders in the muddled lightweight division, while heavyweight Stefan Struve picked up his third-straight win by topping Paul Buentello by majority decision to kick of the event’s main card.

On the UFC 107 preliminary card, Alan Belcher, Matt Wiman, Johny Hendricks, Rousimar Palhares, DaMarques Johnson, and T.J. Grant were all victorious.

The complete results for UFC 107 were:

MAIN CARD

• BJ Penn (c) def. Diego Sanchez via TKO (cut) – Round 5, 2:37
  UFC Lightweight Championship
  
• Frank Mir def. Cheick Kongo via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 1, 1:12
• Jon Fitch def. Mike Pierce via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
• Kenny Florian def. Clay Guida via submission (rear naked choke) – Round 2, 2:19
• Stefan Struve def. Paul Buentello via majority decision (29-28, 29-28, 28-28)

PRELIMINARY CARD

• Alan Belcher def. Wilson Gouveia via TKO (strikes) – Round 1, 3:03
• Matt Wiman def. Shane Nelson via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
• Johny Hendricks def. Ricardo Funch via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-25)
• Rousimar Palhares def. Lucio Linhares via submission (heel hook) – Round 2, 3:21
• DaMarques Johnson def. Edgar Garcia via submission (triangle choke) – Round 1, 4:03
• T.J. Grant def. Kevin Burns via TKO (strikes) – Round 1, 4:57

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Pictured: BJ Penn

Penn weighed-in right at the 155-pound division limit on his first attempt, while Sanchez initially weighed in one pound heavy but ultimately made weight, tipping the scale at 154.5 on a second try.

Co-headlining heavyweights Frank Mir (264.5) and Cheick Kongo (239) and featured lightweights Kenny Florian (156) and Clay Guida (156) also made weight, as did the rest of the 11-bout card, though Edgar Garcia required additional time to shed an extra 2 pounds, while a number of fighters had to strip down and take advantage of the one-pound allowance to make weight.

As a reminder, MMAFrenzy.com will have live results from UFC 107 tomorrow beginning at 7pm ET.

The official weigh-in results for UFC 107 were:

MAIN CARD

• 155: BJ Penn (c) (155) vs. Diego Sanchez (154.5)^
  UFC Lightweight Championship
• 265: Cheick Kongo (239) vs. Frank Mir (264.5)
• 155: Kenny Florian (156) vs. Clay Guida (156)
• 265: Paul Buentello (255) vs. Stefan Struve (247)
• 170: Jon Fitch (171) vs. Mike Pierce (171)

PRELIMINARY CARD

• 195: Alan Belcher (195) vs. Wilson Gouveia (193)
• 155: Shane Nelson (156) vs. Matt Wiman (156)
• 170: Ricardo Funch (171) vs. Johny Hendricks (171)
• 185: Lucio Linhares (185) vs. Rousimar Palhares (186)
• 170: Edgar Garcia (171)* vs. DaMarques Johnson (171)
• 170: Kevin Burns (171) vs. T.J. Grant (171)

^ Sanchez initially weighed-in at 156 pounds, but weighed-in at 154.5 on a second attempt.
* Garcia weighed two pounds over the 171-pound limit on his initial try, but later made weight.

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Pictured: BJ Penn

Fitch (19-3), previously set to fight Ricardo Almeida at UFC 106 and rematch Thiago Alves at UFC 107 before injuries scratched both fights, reeled off a record eight-straight wins to begin his UFC career, Fitch had his 15-fight win streak snapped with a unanimous decision loss to welterweight champ Georges St-Pierre last August. The American Kickboxing Academy fighter has bounced back in 2009 with back-to-back wins over Akihiro Gono and Paulo Thiago.

Pierce (9-1), originally scheduled to fight Josh Koscheck at UFC Fight Night 20 in January before Koscheck was tapped as a late-addition to UFC 106, will be aiming for his seventh-straight win after upsetting Brock Larson in September in his UFC debut.

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Alves recently suffered a torn posterior cruciate ligament and will be out 3-4 weeks, likely returning to action in January or February.

Though Alves had sought to simply postpone the rematch until he was healed, the UFC will instead look for a replacement to fight Fitch at UFC 107, with Ariel Helwani telling MMAFrenzy.com that the promotion felt it wasn’t fair to make him wait further after he was bumped from UFC 106 last week.

UFC 107 is headlined by BJ Penn vs. Diego Sanchez and also features Kenny Florian vs. Clay Guida, Cheick Kongo vs. Frank Mir, and Paul Buentello vs. Todd Duffee.

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