UFC 112 is headlined by UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva vs. Demian Maia and lightweight title-holder BJ Penn vs. Frankie Edgar, and also features former welterweight champ Matt Hughes vs. UFC newcomer Renzo Gracie.

The UFC 112 preliminary card is scheduled to include Phil Davis vs. Alexander Gustafsson, Paul Taylor vs. John Gunderson, Nick Osipczak vs. Rick Story, and Paul Kelly vs. Matt Veach, with DaMarques Johnson vs. Brad Blachburn and Mostapha Al Turk vs. Jon Madsen also rumored.

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Pictured: Anderson Silva

Grove (11-6) went 4-2 after winning The Ultimate Fighter 3 in 2006, including victories over Alan Belcher, Evan Tanner, and Jason Day, before dropping a unanimous decision to Ricardo Almeida last August. “Da Spyder” bounced back in his most-recent fight, submitting Jake Rosholt in the opening-round in November at UFC 106.

Munoz (7-1), a former WEC light heavyweight, was knocked out in the first-round by Matt Hamill in his UFC debut last March, but has since rebounded with wins over Nick Catone in August and Ryan Jensen earlier this month.

UFC 112 has yet to be announced, but is shaping up to feature a stacked card that includes lightweight champ BJ Penn vs. Frankie Edgar, middleweight title-holder Anderson Silva vs. Vitor Belfort, and Matt Hughes vs. Renzo Gracie.

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While most of the suspensions were precautionary and will keep fighters out until January or February, co-headliner Dustin Hazelett, who suffered a first-round KO at the hands of Paul Daley, and preliminary card winner Mark Munoz will both be sidelined until July unless cleared by a doctor for more serious injuries.

The complete list of UFC 108 medical suspensions included:

• Dustin Hazelett: Suspended until July 2 or until cleared by doctor for right orbital blowout and nasal fractures. Minimum suspension until March 4.
• Sam Stout: Suspended until February 2 for left forehead laceration.
• Gilbert Yvel: Suspended until February 2.
• Jacob Volkmann: Suspended until February 2.
• Mark Munoz: Suspended until July 2 or until cleared by doctor right hand, wrist, and elbow injury. Minimum suspension until July 2.
• Ryan Jensen: Suspended until January 23.
• Mike Pyle: Suspended until February 2.

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Pictured: Dustin Hazelett

UFC 108’s official payroll totaled $843,000 with other top earners including Junior dos Santos ($60,000), Silva ($55,000), and Martin Kampmann ($46,000)

The pay-per-view and Spike-televised event drew 13,255 fans to the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, generating a live gate of $2 million.

The official salaries for UFC 108 were:

• Rashad Evans ($375,000 – includes $175,000 win bonus) def. Thiago Silva ($55,000)
• Paul Daley ($34,200 – $18,000 win bonus) def. Dustin Hazelett ($19,800)
• Sam Stout ($24,000 – $12,000 win bonus) def. Joe Lauzon ($12,000)
• Jim Miller ($30,000 – $15,000 win bonus) def. Duane Ludwig ($12,000)
• Junior Dos Santos ($60,000 – $30,000 win bonus) def. Gilbert Yvel ($30,000)
• Martin Kampmann ($46,000 – $23,000 win bonus) def. Jacob Volkmann ($6,000)
• Cole Miller ($24,000 – $12,000 win bonus) def. Dan Lauzon ($15,000)
• Mark Munoz ($32,000 – $16,000 win bonus) def. Ryan Jensen ($6,000)
• Jake Ellenberger ($20,000 – $10,000 win bonus) def. Mike Pyle ($17,000)
• Rafaello Oliveira ($20,000 – $10,000 win bonus) def. John Gunderson ($5,000)

In addition to the salaries listed above, which are simply those disclosed by the promotion to the athletic commission and not representative of a fighter’s total earnings, Stout, Lauzon, Daley, and Miller each took home additional $50,000 fight-night bonuses.

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Pictured: Rashad Evans

Fighting for the first time since losing the light heavyweight title to Lyoto Machida in May, Evans relied on his wrestling to grind his way to victory, moving forward with punch combinations to setup takedowns at will over the opening two rounds before surviving a flurry from Silva in the third to earn the judge’s decision.

Evans improves to 14-1-1 with the win and remains in contention at 205-pounds, but is likely to fight rival Quinton “Rampage” Jackson next before potentially getting another shot at the belt. Silva drops to 14-2 after suffering just his second career defeat, but is only 1-2 in his last 3 bouts, including his own loss to Machida a year ago.

In the UFC 108 co-headliner, Dustin Hazelett held a clear advantage on the ground over striker Paul Daley, but made no attempt to get the fight to the canvas, instead trading strikes on the feet with Daley before the British welterweight took him out with punches midway through the opening frame.

Daley, now 23-8-2, has won four-straight and back-to-back UFC bouts to move up the 170-pound ladder, while Hazelett falls to 12-5 with the loss.

Stout Tops Lauzon in Brawl; Miller, Dos Santos Victorious

In a thrilling lightweight brawl, Sam Stout delivered the best performance of his career, topping returning lightweight Joe Lauzon by unanimous decision. Stout put on a striking clinic in the main card bout, but had to escape several submissions to make it to the final bell and earn the win.

Jim Miller turned the tables on fellow lightweight Duane Ludwig, dropping the striker with punches before locking in an armbar to finish the fight in the first.

Heavyweight up-and-comer Junior dos Santos remained unbeaten and picked up his fourth-straight first-round knockout in the UFC, taking out Gilbert Yvel with punches in the main card opener.

Kampmann, Miller, Munoz, Ellenberger, Oliveira Win on Prelims

Martin Kampmann and Cole Miller each scored quick submissions on the Spike TV preliminary card, with Kampmann choking out Jacob Volkmann with a guillotine in the opening frame while Miller transitioned from an inverted triangle to a kimura to tap Dan Lauzon in the first.

Mark Munoz, Jake Ellenberger, and Rafaello Oliveira were also victorious on the UFC 108 undercard.

The official results for “UFC 108: Evans vs. Silva” were:

• Rashad Evans def. Thiago Silva via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
• Paul Daley def. Dustin Hazelett via KO (punches) – Round 1, 2:24
• Sam Stout def. Joe Lauzon via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 30-27)
• Jim Miller def. Duane Ludwig via submission (armbar) – Round 1, 2:31
• Junior dos Santos def. Gilbert Yvel via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:07
• Martin Kampmann def. Jacob Volkmann via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 1, 4:03
• Cole Miller def. Dan Lauzon via submission (inverted triangle to kimura) – Round 1, 3:05
• Mark Munoz def. Ryan Jensen via submission (strikes) – Round 1, 2:30
• Jake Ellenberger def. Mike Pyle via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 0:22
• Rafaello Oliveira def. John Gunderson via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Pictured: Rashad Evans

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UFC 108 RESULTS
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• Rashad Evans def. Thiago Silva via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
• Paul Daley def. Dustin Hazelett via KO (punches) – Round 1, 2:24
• Sam Stout def. Joe Lauzon via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 30-27)
• Jim Miller def. Duane Ludwig via submission (armbar) – Round 1, 2:31
• Junior dos Santos def. Gilbert Yvel via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:07
• Martin Kampmann def. Jacob Volkmann via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 1, 4:03
• Cole Miller def. Dan Lauzon via submission (inverted triangle to kimura) – Round 1, 3:05
• Mark Munoz def. Ryan Jensen via submission (strikes) – Round 1, 2:30
• Jake Ellenberger def. Mike Pyle via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 0:22
• Rafaello Oliveira def. John Gunderson via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

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RAFAELLO OLIVEIRA VS. JOHN GUNDERSON

Rafaello Oliveira dominated John Gunderson over three rounds in the opening fight at UFC 108, getting mount, taking his backm and trying several submissions during the bout. Oliveira was unable to finish Gunderson, but was awarded the unanimous decision with 30-27 scores from all three judges. Rafaello Oliveira def. John Gunderson via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

MIKE PYLE VS. JAKE ELLENBERGER

After a close first round, Jake Ellenberger catches Mike Pyle early in the second then finishes him off with punches 22-seconds into the frame. Jake Ellenberger def. Mike Pyle via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 0:22

MARK MUNOZ VS. RYAN JENSEN

Mark Munoz escaped an early guillotine, then forced Ryan Jensen to tap out to punches midway through the opening round in the final unaired prelim. Mark Munoz def. Ryan Jensen via submission (strikes) – Round 1, 2:30

COLE MILLER VS. DAN LAUZON

Round 1 – Lauzon and Miller trade punches early, with Miller seemingly getting the better of the exchanges. Lauzon drops Miller with a punch and follows him to the ground, but Lauzon is unable to finish him off as Miller fights back and the pair get back to their feet. Miller and Lauzon clinch and trade knees, then separate before Lauzon catches a kick from Miller and connects with a punch. Lauzon takes Miller’s back briefly, then Miller reverses and locks in an inverted triangle choke as well as a kimura, forcing Lauzon to tap. Cole Miller def. Dan Lauzon via submission (inverted triangle to kimura) – Round 1, 3:05

MARTIN KAMPMANN VS. JACOB VOLKMANN

Round 1 – Volkmann opens the action with punches early, then Kampmann counters. Volkmann moves forward with punches and Kampmann backs away, then drops Volkmann with a combo. Kampmann settles in and is more aggressive with punches, then drops Volkmann again and follows into his guard. Volkmann tries to control Kampmann from the bottom, but he manages to posture up and lands several hard punches. After a bit of ground and pound, Kampmann grabs a guillotine and Volkmann taps. Martin Kampmann def. Jacob Volkmann via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 1, 4:03

JUNIOR DOS SANTOS VS. GILBERT YVEL

Round 1 – Dos Santos and Yvel trade powerful punches as expected to open the fight, with dos Santos getting the better of the early exchanges. Yvel throws a combo but dos Santos drops him with a counter left, then follows it up with punches on the ground. Yvel tries to stand but dos Santos persists and the referee intervenes. Junior dos Santos def. Gilbert Yvel via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:07

JIM MILLER VS. DUANE LUDWIG

Round 1 – Ludwig looks for openings early and Miller presses forward with kicks and punches. Ludwig counters with straight rights before Miller drops him and takes side control to mount. Ludwig tries to escape but gives up an arm and after some work, Miller makes him tap to an armbar. Jim Miller def. Duane Ludwig via submission (armbar) – Round 1, 2:31

JOE LAUZON VS. SAM STOUT

Round 1 – Lauzon immediately shoots for a takedown and quickly has Stout on the ground and looks to pass. Lauzon cuts Stout open with punches from the top, then rolls for a kimura but Stout escapes then scrambles to his feet. Lauzon goes for another takedown and Stout initially defends, but Lauzon pushes and eventually gets him down. The pair are quickly back on their feet before again heading to the canvas, but this time Stout works from the top. Stout stands up and allows Lauzon to follow, then connects with hard punches and solid combinations. Stout continues to punish Lauzon with punches as the first round ends. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round 10-10.

Round 2 – Lauzon shoots again but Stout throws him away. Lauzon closes the distance and Stout stuns him with a head kick. Lauzon is stunned and drags Stout to the ground, but he’s unable to keep him there long and they both stand. Lauzon presses forward, but Stout batters him with punches and kicks. More combinations from Stout force Lauzon to look for another takedown, but Stout ends up on top and stands. Lauzon pulls guard, but Stout connects with elbows from the top to close out the round. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round for Stout 10-9.

Round 3 – Lauzon attacks to start the third and both fighters connect with punches. Stout landing punches and kicks at will, then shrugs off another takedown. Stout picks Lauzon apart with strikes and stifles another takedown. Lauzon shoots again and is finally successful, quickly mounting Stout on the ground before grabbing a guillotine but Stout escapes and they head back to their feet. Stout pours it on late with more punches and kicks before the final bell sounds. MMAFrenzy.com scores the final round for Stout 10-9 and has the fight in his favor 30-28.

Sam Stout def. Joe Lauzon via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 30-27)

DUSTIN HAZELETT VS. PAUL DALEY

Round 1 – Hazelett stands with the striker Daley early and looks for an opening, while Daley is content to fire punches and kicks. Daley drops Hazelett with a left and finishes him off quickly with several more shots on the ground. Paul Daley def. Dustin Hazelett via KO (punches) – Round 1, 2:24

RASHAD EVANS VS. THIAGO SILVA

Round 1 – Lots of movement from Evans, who quickly moves forward and clinches with Silva against the cage. Evans drags Silva down, but he returns to his feet only to be slammed back to the ground. Evans passes to mount, but Silva escapes back to his feet. The fight slows as the pair clinch, but the action picks up once they separate and Evans gets another takedown to side control. They return to their feet and circle, then Rashad moves in with a combo and clinches. Evans backs away and lands with a body shot before getting another takedown. Silva back to his feet immediately, but the round ends. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round for Evans 10-9.

Round 2 – Evans again moves forward with punches then clinches with Silva to begin the second. Knees by Silva in the clinch before they separate and Rashad gets another takedown to half-guard. Silva escapes to his feet, but Evans tags him again and dumps him back to the canvas. Silva stands again and the pair circle, but neither throw anything significant before briefly tying up again against the fence. Silva loosens up and throws a high kick, but Evans gets another takedown. Silva stands and Evans follows to the clinch. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round for Evans 10-9.

Round 3 – Evans presses forward with punches, then clinches yet again. Rashad backs away then gets Silva down again, but he’s unable to keep him there and they stand. Silva taunts Evans and keeps his hands low, then drops him with a punch. Silva keeps up the pressure, but is unable to finish the dazed Evans. Silva continues to tease allowing Evans to recover, and he clinches again and works for another takedown when the final bell sounds. MMAFrenzy.com scores the round for Silva 10-9, but has the fight for Evans 29-28.

Rashad Evans def. Thiago Silva via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

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Both Evans and Silva tipped the scale exactly at the 205-pound light heavyweight limit.

Paul Daley, who meets fellow welterweight Dustin Hazelett in the UFC 108 co-main event, was the lone fighter from the 10 bout card who failed to make weight, weighing in one pound over the division limit on his initial attempt.

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UFC 108 WEIGH-IN RESULTS

MAIN CARD (PPV)

• Rashad Evans (205) vs. Thiago Silva (205)
• Dustin Hazelett (168) vs. Paul Daley (172)*
• Joe Lauzon (155) vs. Sam Stout (155)
• Jim Miller (155) vs. Duane Ludwig (156)
• Junior Dos Santos (237) vs. Gilbert Yvel (239)

PRELIMINARY CARD (Spike TV)

• Martin Kampmann (171) vs. Jacob Volkmann (171)
• Cole Miller (155) vs. Dan Lauzon (155)

PRELIMINARY CARD

• Mark Munoz (185) vs. Ryan Jensen (186)
• Mike Pyle (171) vs. Jake Ellenberger (170)
• Rafaello Oliveira (156) vs. John Gunderson (155)

* Daley was unable to make weight on his initial attempt and for safety reasons, the Nevada State Athletic Commission would not allow him to try to cut to 171-pounds. Hazelett agreed to a 172-pound catchweight bout and Daley will be fined 10% of his purse.

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Pictured: Rashad Evans

Munoz (6-1), an All-American wrestler at Oklahoma State, improved to 5-0 following back-to-back wins at light heavyweight in the WEC in 2008, but suffered a first-round knockout loss in his UFC debut against Matt Hamill in March. Following his first career defeat, “The Filipino Wrecking Machine” dropped down to middleweight, making his debut at 185-pounds in August with a split decision win over Nick Catone at UFC 102.

After losing his first three bouts inside the Octagon, Jensen (14-5) finally notched his first UFC win in September at UFC Fight Night 19 with a first-round submission of Steve Steinbeiss. Jensen was just 2-4 over his last 6, losing UFC fights to Wilson Gouveia, Demian Maia, and Thales Leites, as well as a Strikeforce bout to Joey Villasenor while picking up two victories on the lower circuit.

UFC 108 is expected to be headlined by middleweight champ Anderson Silva vs. Vitor Belfort and is also rumored to include Rashad Evans vs. Thiago Silva, Junior dos Santos vs. Gabriel Gonzaga, and Carlos Condit vs. Paul Daley.

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The longest suspension was dolled out to Portland-native Ed Herman, who is sidelined indefinitely from a fight-ending knee injury suffered early in the second round of his middleweight preliminary matchup with Aaron Simpson.

Headliners Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Randy Couture were both issued 30 day precautionary suspensions following their three-round war in the UFC 102 main event that saw Nogueira capture a unanimous decision win.

Only two other fighters were issued medical suspensions lasting more than 30 days, as a laceration will put Chris Tuchscherer out of action for 45 days, while Tim Hague must sit out 60 days following his 7-second knockout loss to Todd Duffee.

In addition to the suspensions listed below, all UFC 102 competitors were issued 7-day mandatory minimum suspensions.

The complete list of UFC 102 medical suspensions includes:

• Randy Couture – Suspended for 30 days
• Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira – Suspended for 30 days
• Keith Jardine – Suspended for 30 days
• Chris Leben – Suspended for 30 days and must undergo CT scan for possible facial fractures
• Demian Maia – Suspended for 21 days
• Krzysztof Soszynski – Suspended for 30 days due to laceration
• Ed Herman – Suspended indefinitely for injury to left knee and must be cleared by doctor to return
• Chris Tuchscherer – Suspended for 45 days due laceration
• Justin McCully – Suspended for 30 days for possible left eye injury
• Tim Hague – Suspended for 60 days
• Mark Munoz – Suspended for 30 days for right elbow sprain
• Marcus Aurelio – Suspended for 14 days

Note: Where no injury is specified, medical suspensions are for precautionary reasons.

Pictured: Ed Herman

Nougiera, who defeated Couture by unanimous decision in the evening’s main event, earned $400,000 for the victory, while Couture received $250,000 in the loss.

The disclosed payroll for the pay-per-view event was $1,285,000.

The disclosed fighter salaries for UFC 102 were:

• Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira ($400,000 – includes $150,000 bonus) def. Randy Couture ($250,000)
• Thiago Silva ($58,000 – $29,000 win bonus) def. Keith Jardine ($55,000)
• Jake Rosholt ($26,000 – $13,000 win bonus) def. Chris Leben ($30,000)
• Nate Marquardt ($80,000 – $40,000 win bonus) def. Demian Maia ($28,000)
• Brandon Vera ($70,0000 – $35,000 win bonus) def. Krzysztof Soszynski ($8,000)
• Aaron Simpson ($18,000 – $9,000 win bonus) def. Ed Herman ($24,000)
• Gabriel Gonzaga ($120,000 – $60,000 win bonus) def. Chris Tuchscherer ($10,000)
• Mike Russow ($20,000 – $10,000 win bonus) def. Justin McCully ($15,000)
• Todd Duffee ($10,000 – $5,000 win bonus) def. Tim Hague ($7,000)
• Mark Munoz ($24,000 – $12,000 win bonus) def. Nick Catone ($5,000)
• Evan Dunham ($14,000 – $7,000 win bonus) def. Marcus Aurelio ($13,000)

Remember, the salaries listed above are simply the figures the UFC is required to report to the OSAC, which exclude deductions for items such as taxes, licenses, and insurance, as well as additional payments, such as sponsorships, bonuses, and pay-per-view revenue.

For example, Nogueira and Couture, along with main card winners Nate Marquardt and Jake Rosholt, each took home an extra $60,000 “fight night” bonus for their performances on the card.

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Pictured: Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira