Drew Bittner currently 3-0 in his professional career, looks to stay unbeaten as he faces fellow bantamweight Francisco Loredo (4-5) at the Tachi Palace Fights: "Stars & Stripes" on July 9th.

MMAJunkie.com today reported that Nate Diaz has just signed a four fight deal with the UFC. Diaz is scheduled to face Marcus Davis on the first televised bout of Aug. 28's UFC 118 in Boston at the TD Garden,  sports arena.

Diaz is coming off a victory over Rory Markham, who he stopped by first-round TKO.

Fresh off this UFC 116 submission victory of Yoshihiro Akiyama, an excited Chris Leben calls out Wanderlei Silva:

"It's never happened before. Nobody has fought this close together in the UFC and I won them both. It's just a reflection of the support group, the team I have around me. This is crazy, I mean Wanderlei Silva got hurt, I stepped in and I fought one of the toughest guys in the world. I'm just so excited. The fact of the matter is I just beat Wanderlei Silva's opponent. I think I should have him next. I think they should put us both on the (TUF) show, let us battle it out on the show, then put us in the cage and let us battle it out there."

Main event:

Brock Lesnar defeats Shane Carwin via Submission (Arm Triangle Choke) Round 2

Main card (Televised):

Chris Leben defeats Yoshihiro Akiyama via Submission (Triangle Choke) Round 3
Chris Lytle defeats Matt Brown via Submission (Armbar via Triangle Mount) Round 2
George Sotiropoulos defeats Kurt Pellegrino via Unanimous Decision
Stephan Bonnar defeats Krzysztof Soszynski via TKO (Strikes) Round 2

UFC Prelims (Spike TV broadcast):

Brendan Schaub defeats Chris Tuchscherer via technical knockout (strikes) in round one
Ricardo Romero defeats Seth Petruzelli via submission (Americana) in round two

Under card (May not be broadcast):

Gerald Harris defeats Dave Branch via knockout (slam) in round three
Jon Madsen defeats Karlos Vemola via unanimous decision
Kendall Grove defeats Goran Reljic via split decision
Daniel Roberts defeats Forrest Petz via split decision

UFC 113 Results

Former Ultimate Fighters Stephan Bonnar will finally get a chance to settle the score with Krzysztof Soszynski when the two light heavyweights collide in a rematch at UFC 116: "Lesnar vs. Carwin," which is scheduled for July 3 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

"The American Psycho" blames referee John Sharp for missing an inadvertent headbutt that busted him open in the third round of their 205-pound war, causing Bonnar to leak all over himself, Soszynski and the better part of the Octagon floor.

Will Kimbo impress us with a knockout or a new ground game?

Props: Shergdog.com

Scott Croker Strikeforce CEO: "Miller isn’t fighting because we believe, in speaking with the Tennessee Athletic Commission, that he will put under some type of suspension. After reviewing the tape (of the April 17 incident), we felt that Miller shouldn’t headline our next event. We will honor the Tennessee commission’s decision when it’s announced."

Damage caused by Aldo's continues attack to Faber's Leg

In what looks to be a promising and stacked card at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN Strikeforce lightweight champion Gilbert ‘El Nino’ Melendez puts his Lightweight championship title on the line against Japanese superstar submission master Shinya Aoki. This match up has some serious lightweight ranking repercussions as Aoki is widely regarded as the number #2 lightweight in the world and with the recent loss of BJ Penn's title, Aoki may be able to lay claim as the top pound for pound lightweight in the world. Lets introduce you all to the fighters and how this battle may unfold!

Mixed Martial Arts fans will be treated to a thrilling affair this Saturday at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN on CBS when former UFC fighter Dan Henderson steps into the cage looking to make his way into history as he attempts to dethrone reigning Strikeforce middleweight champion Jake Shields. Though Shields is the champion he is a big underdog in the fans eyes coming into the fight. Vegas odds makers even have the champion coming in at +325, something we rarely see when a champion defends his belt. Below is a breakdown of both fighters coming into this Saturdays bout!

With a highlight KO win over Bao Quach at Bellator 13, Georgi Karakhanyan certainly got the attention of every competitor in the Bellator Featherweight tournament. It was a explosive start to Bellator's second season as Karakhanyan joined the likes of Toby Imada, Yahir Reyes and Nick Pace to mark his place in Bellator KO folklore. Behind ever fighter there is a story and Georgi is no different. He shared his back history with us as well as other struggles he had to go through to reach where he is today.

Main event:

185 lbs.: Jake Shields (184 3/4) vs. Dan Henderson (185)

Main card (Televised):

205 lbs.: Gegard Mousasi (204 1/2) vs. Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal (204 1/4) 
155 lbs.: Gilbert Melendez (154 1/2) vs. Shinya Aoki (154 1/2)

Under card (May not be broadcast):

185 lbs.: Jason "Mayhem" Miller (185) vs. Tim Stout (186) 
170 lbs.: Zach Underwood (179 1/2) vs. Hunter Worsham (180 1/2) 
185 lbs.: Josh Schockman (205 1/4) vs. Cale Yarbrough (203 3/4) 
125 lbs.: Dustin Ortiz (125) vs. Justin Pennington (124 1/4) 
170 lbs.: Andrew Uhrich (171 1/2) vs. Dustin West (169 1/2) 
205 lbs.: Chris Hawk (205 3/4) vs. Ovince St. Preux (205 1/2) 
145 lbs.: Thomas Campbell (145 3/4) vs. Cody Floyd (145 1/4)

Result and Recap: