Don't miss our UFC on FOX 9: Johnson vs. Benavidez II Recap at 5 PM ET! When the recap begins hit F5 or refresh as often as you like for updates. Tonight's co-main event is Urijah Faber vs. Michael McDonald and the main event is Demetrious Johnson defending his flyweight title against Joseph Benavidez in a highly anticipated rematch!

5:00 PM ET. Jon Anik, Chael Sonnen and Brian Stann are in the studio. Mike Goldberg and Joe Rogan are cageside. We started a few minutes late on Fox Sports 1 due to an IUPUI vs. Marquette basketball game, but we haven't missed any of the scheduled TV prelims, so our first fight is coming up next! In the lone Facebook fight, Alptekin Ozkilic got a split decision (30-27, 28-29, 29-28) over Darren Uyenoyama at flyweight.

* Lightweight: 'Relentless' Roger Bowling vs. Abel 'Killer' Trujillo

Our Tale of the Tape at 5:12 ET is as follows: 30 to 31, 5'8" to 5'9", 155 each, 70" to 69.5" reach from Trujillo to Bowling. White trunks, 11-4, 1 NC, fighting out of Cincinnati is Bowling. Black trunks, 10-5, 1 NC, fighting out of Boca Raton is Trujillo. Our referee in charge is 'Big' John McCarthy. Here we go!

Trujillo is swinging for the fences early and has caught Bowling a couple of times. He throws him to the ground at 35 seconds, Bowling gets up, Trujillo gets him down again but Bowling sweeps with a butterfly and starts looking for a guillotine. 1:30. Trujillo is trying to get back up but Bowling is still going for the choke. Trujillo breaks free at 1:45 and throws heavy leather, bouncing back and forth on the tips of his feet with confidence. Bowling is eating some nasty knees to the body and has a cut open under one eye. Trujillo lands two more knees as we move to two minutes left. Trujillo is up 19-3 on significant strikes. Bowling goes for a single leg but it's Trujillo who gets a takedown into side control, burying hard knees into Bowling's midsection until he gets back to half guard. Trujillo pounds him on the fence when he gets back up and dances around again. Bowling throws a leg kick but that's all he can do before the round ends.

R2 is underway at 5:20 ET. Bowling opens with another leg kick, and a hard one that makes Trujillo stumble, but he gets no advantage on the ground and has to stand up out of side control by Trujillo. The same thing happens moments later but this time he can't shake Trujillo loose. He wants to grab Trujillo's neck but as they back up to the fence BOWLING IS GETTING CLOBBERED AND MCCARTHY STOPS IT AT 1:36. A right on the ground messed Bowling up and the standing strikes where Bowling wasn't defending any longer were all the ref needed to see.

5:24 PM ET. OFFICIAL TIME 1:35 OF R2 FOR THE WINNER BY TKO - ABEL 'KILLER' TRUJILLO. No post-fight interview.

* Lightweight: Sam Stout vs. Cody McKenzie

Tale of the Tape at 5:34 ET. 29 to 25, 5'9" to 6'0", 154 to 155 and 70" to 72" from Stout to McKenzie. White trunks, 14-3, fighting out of Spokane, WA is McKenzie. Red trunks, 20-9-1, fighting out of London, Ontario, Canada is Stout. Our referee in charge is Herb Dean.

McKenzie throws a kick and drops levels immediately for a takedown, getting it in just the first 15 seconds. He's trying to pass to side control and so far all Stout can do is defend. They hop their way over to the fence and Stout is back up at 1:10. McKenzie nearly throws him back to the ground and they wind up on the fence. We finally get a clean break at the two minute mark and go back to the center trading hands. McKenzie continues to work kicks but Stout is checking the high shots. McKenzie goes for a single leg and takes some punishment in the process. McKenzie is tagging Stout here and there and has turned his nose red. Big body kick by Stout. McKenzie looked hurt for a second. Stout drops him with a body shot at 4:25 then lands another standing. He's targeting the same spot over and over now. Stout's corner advises him "stay lose we'll do this for 3 rounds" and the horn sounds. 10-9 Stout.

McKenzie goes for a single 17 seconds into R2 and again 10 seconds later - both are blocked. Another attempt stuffed at 1:22. Stout just knocked McKenzie on his butt with a right hand but it appeared he was off balance. He gets back up. Stout goes for the body kick again. 2:20. McKenzie is clearly dropping an arm down now trying to protect his midsection. McKenzie loses another takedown attempt at 4 minutes. Stout continues to pick him apart until the horn as the crowd gets a little frustrated by the lack of finish. 10-9.

R3 starts at 5:48 ET. Stout has landed 29 body strikes according to the chyron. Another good kick at 1:20 brings that total to 30. He goes for a takedown at 1:52, Stout sprawls and goes for a guillotine. Stout knows he doesn't have it and lets McKenzie back up. Stout has McKenzie's back for a second but can't keep it. 3:20. Spinning back kick. Stout's up 58-21 on significant strikes. Crowd is booing again at 4:25. Stout nearly gets caught in a leg kick late but gets back to his feet and lands one more body shot. Should be a 30-27 shutout.

THE JUDGES SCORE THIS CONTEST 30-27 X3 FOR THE UNANIMOUS WINNER: SAM 'HANDS OF STONE' STOUT. No post-fight interview.

* Flyweight: Scott Jorgensen vs. Zack 'Fun Size' Makovsky

31 to 30, 5'4" each, 124.5 to 125 and 66" to 64" from Jorgensen to Makovsky. Intros at 6:07 ET. Black trunks, 16-4, fighting out of Philadelphia is Makovsky. White trunks, 14-7, fighting out of Boise, Idaho is Jorgensen. Our referee in charge is Mike Beltran.

Jorgensen is trying to press the action right away and has Makovsky backpedaling. He goes for a single and has Jorgensen's back for a second. 1:15. Jorgensen lands a hard right and pushes Makovsky into the fence. His red and black tiger striped mohawk stands out almost as much as Beltran's long mustache hair. Makovsky lands a flush uppercut and Jorgensen has to back off. 2:20. Makovsky's corner is pumping him up that he has Jorgensen hurt but Jorgensen catches him against the fence going for a guillotine. 3 minutes. Makovsky escapes it at 3:12. Makovsky with a hard straight left. He hurts Jorgensen at 3:52 and you could visibly see Jorgensen wobbling on his feet. His nose is a mess now. Makovsky went for a head kick and just missed. Jorgensen gets a late takedown but Makovsky reverses it before the horn. 10-9 Makovsky.

R2 is underway at 6:14 ET. Hell of a grappling battle here on the ground as Jorgensen gets reversed, nearly gets a choke, then winds up on top one minute in. Makovsky is back up at 1:08 and gets a takedown 6 seconds later. Jorgensen is back up at out at 1:54. Joe Warren is in Scott Jorgensen's corner and you can hear him barking out advice. Jorgensen lands some knees against the fence. He's much more aggressive in his striking this round. Jorgensen gets Makovsky to the ground again. 3:30. Makovsky gets up at 3:55. They break at 4:24. Makovsky lands a Superman punch and a head kick late but it's a 10-9 round for Jorgensen.

R3 is underway at 6:20 PM ET. Makovsky tries to get a takedown at 1:27 but it's not there. He finally gets a single but Jorgensen counters it and is on top at 1:45. Makovsky gets a reversal takedown of his own at 2:36 and tries to take Jorgensen's back. Jorgensen winds up on top again at the 3 minute mark. They finally reset on the feet at 3:09. Both men counter each other over and over again on the ground and Makovsky takes Jorgensen's back with a minute left, and that could be a difference maker. Makovsky has an arm under the chin and nearly had the sub. We go to the horn and the judges!

6:27 PM ET. Bruce Buffer, make it official. THE JUDGES SCORE THIS CONTEST 30-27 FOR THE WINNER BY UNANIMOUS DECISION: ZACK 'FUN SIZE' MAKOVSKY.

* Lightweight: Pat 'Bam Bam' Healy vs. 'King' Bobby Green

Tale of the Tape at 6:44 ET. 27 to 30, 5'10" to 6 foot, 155 each, 73" to 74" reach from Green to Healy. White trunks, red beard, 31-16, 1 NC, fighting out of Portland, Oregon is Healy. Black trunks, 21-5, fighting out of Fontana, California is Green. Our referee in charge of this contest is Herb Dean.

We're underway at 6:45 ET. Green gets a takedown 45 seconds in but Healy pops right back up. Green leaves his hands down by his waist. Healy nails him a couple of times as a result and Green shakes his head like "nah son." Green lands two straight lefts to Healy's face then nods his head like "YEAH SON." 2 minutes gone. Healy goes for a double leg and Green balances on one head to prevent the body from hitting the canvas, and he's fully out at 2:58. Green stings Healy with the right jab multiple times. Healy lands a hard shot and goes for the takedown but Green posts on his hand again. Healy takes his back though. Green gets out at 4:05. Total strikes landed stat is almost dead even but Green is doing way better on the feet than Healy, and Healy's face is the proof. Both men trade just before the horn.

Green actually signals Healy to come at him 24 seconds into R2. Green is able to land left jabs and right hooks even as he's backpedaling away from Healy. Healy just eats the shots and keeps coming through. Green has gotten tagged enough in the exchanges to have a mouse under one eye. Green goes for a takedown himself but doesn't get it. 2 minutes gone as they break off the fence. Healy has the back at 2:26 but loses it by 2:40. Green is really messing up Healy's face - it's turning into a crimson mask. Healy presses for a takedown again at 3:15 and it's not there. Healy fails on a takedown at 3:35. Healy gets a takedown at 3:58 but Green is right back up, though Healy lands a few shots against the fence. Green actually smiles at Rogan and Goldberg while this is going on. 4:30. Healy keeps pushing but Green gets a takedown right before R2 ends. I'll give Healy a very narrow 10-9.

R3 is underway at 6:58. Green steps over to avoid a takedown and lands some hard shots to the face. Green presses him into the fence looking for underhooks and throwing knees. They break as we pass 2 minutes. Really nice combo by Green on the fence at 2:35. Healy shoots seconds later after getting popped in the nose and he has Green's back with two minutes left in the fight. Green slips out at 3:15 and pins Healy on the fence. Green gets a takedown at 4:16 and that could make the difference. Healy sweeps though and is throwing ground and pound for the final ten seconds. This is up to the judges!

THE JUDGES SCORE THE CONTEST 30-27, 30-27 AND 29-28 FOR THE UNANIMOUS WINNER: BOBBY 'KING' GREEN. The crowd is booing but that's the right call.

* Lightweight: Danny 'Last Call' Castillo vs. Edson Barboza

34 to 27, 5'9" to 5'11", 155 each, 71" to 75" reach from Castillo to Barboza. Intros at 7:09 ET. White/red trunks, 12-1, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil is Barboza. Black trunks, 16-5, fighting out of Sacramento, California is Castillo. Our referee is Mike Beltran again. Here we go!

1 minute gone and no major tactical advantage to either man. CASTILLO ROCKS BARBOZA AND GOES FOR A CHOKE ON THE GROUND BUT BARBOZA WAS HOLDING THE FENCE. CASTILLO IS TRYING TO POUND IT OUT. 2:40. Barboza is hanging on but Castillo has the back and is going for a finish but Barboza gets a warning from Beltran AGAIN for holding the fence. 4 minutes. Barboza goes for a leg lock and Castillo escapes. More hammerfists. The crowd is chanting DAN-NY loudly. This should be a 10-8 for Danny.

R2 is underway at 7:17. Barboza is trying to slow Castillo down with leg kicks. Spinning back kick by Barboza with authority at 1:03. Spinning head kick just misses. That left leg kick is landing over and over again and it's a loud slap each time Barboza connects. 6 leg kicks in the last 2:20 according to the chyron. Another at 2:30. Barboza slips and Castillo lands a left hand as he gets up. Another leg kick at 3:10. Barboza knocks Castillo down with a left hook! One minute left. He's going for the submission. 45 seconds. Castillo pops out at 4:25. He's still eating hammers on the ground though. Barboza lets him up with 10 seconds to go. A 10-9 round for Barboza.

Our third and final round opens at 7:23. Barboza's movement is making it hard for Castillo to catch him or land the big shots he wants. Castillo can't get a takedown at 2:02 and eats two more leg kicks. And another. Castillo gets a right hand and a left hook. 2:30. Barboza hurts him with a spinning back kick to the body and he's targeting the spot. Barboza goes for a takedown at 4:26 and nearly gives Castillo his neck, then scrambles to his feet. Castillo throws one last high kick and Barboza throws his hands in the air before the horn. This one goes to the judges!

THE JUDGES SCORE THIS CONTEST 29-28, 29-28 AND 28-28 FOR THE WINNER BY MAJORITY DECISION: EDSON BARBOZA. The crowd boos again but it's the right call. No post-fight interview.

* Welterweight: Court McGee vs. Ryan LaFlare

29 to 30, 5'11" to 6'1", 169.5 to 170 and 75.5" to 74" reach from McGee to LaFlare. Black trunks, 9-0, Farmingdale, NY is LaFlare. White trunks, 16-3, fighting out of Orem, UT is McGee. Our referee in charge is Herb Dean. Here we go!

R1 begins at 7:35 ET. LaFlare gets a takedown at 40 seconds, McGree tries to get back up but LaFlare keeps throwing him back down. They reset at 1:08. McGee lands a body kick. LaFlare puts a left hook on McGee's jaw. 2:10. LaFlare has a cut under his left eye. McGee has a takedown with 90 seconds to go but LaFlare is back up and out with 65 to go. LaFlare is up 34-18 on total strikes. McGee can't get a takedown with 10 seconds left. They trade body kicks and strikes before the horn.

R2 underway at 7:41 ET. LaFlare gets a takedown at 1:45 and drops a couple of heavy elbows - McGee is back up at the 2 minute mark. Nobody gets an advantage in the next scramble on the ground. Both guys are wearing the jabs on the feet, although McGee's face looks the worse of the two. LaFlare with a takedown at 4:10 but McGee is up 10 seconds later. I'll give the edge on the fight as a whole to LaFlare as we head to R3.

LaFlare sends McGee flying over him on a takedown attempt in the first minute of the third, but McGee follows up with a hard right. Hard body kick by LaFlare. McGee avoids a takedown. Rogan suspects LaFlare may have hurt himself on a kick. McGee gets a takedown and goes for a guillotine but LaFlare is back up less than 10 seconds later. McGee goes for another takedown at 2:55 but gets nothing out of it. McGee's face is a full 1.0 on the Muta scale. LaFlare with a takedown and McGee pops up. McGee could make facial impressions on a white canvas and sell them as artwork. McGee tries one more time to get a choke with 30 seconds left but it's not there. He'll finish at the horn throwing ground and pound. I'll give McGee the last round but LaFlare a 29-28.

THE JUDGES SCORE THE CONTEST 29-28 X3 FOR RYAN LAFLARE. No post-fight interview. LaFlare is 10-0 and 3-0 in UFC. Main card fights up next!

* Lightweight: Mac Danzig vs. Joe Lauzon

Tale of the Tape at 8:15 ET. 29 to 33, 5'10" to 5'8", 155 each, 71" to 70" reach from Lauzon to Danzig. White trunks, 22-11-1, fighting out of Los Angeles is Danzig. Black trunks, 22-10, fighting out of Bridgewater, MA is Lauzon. Our referee in charge is John McCarthy. Here we go!

R1 underway at 8:16. Danzig's trunks have NOR FOR SALE written on the back. Takedown at 45 seconds and Lauzon is in full mount at 1:15. Lauzon goes for an armbar but Danzig gets out and now he's on top! McCarthy calls for more work at 2:22 as Lauzon goes for an armbar of his back. He gets back up at 2:43. Danzig puts together a nice combo - body shots, elbows, knees to the body. 3:40. Lauzon pushes his way across the cage and trips Danzig for a takedown at 4:16. He's on top until the horn.

R2 starts at 8:23. Rogan explains Danzig's "NOT FOR SALE" trunks as him not wanting sponsors for this fight - he wanted to go out there and win or lose on his own terms without fighting for anybody else. They clinch up and trade strikes. Lauzon goes for a muay thai knee. The crowd is getting impatient at 1:40 and booing a bit. Lauzon gets a takedown a minute later. Danzig gets his face busted open by a couple of nasty elbows. 3:30. Big John calls for more work. He calls for it again at 4:35 just as Lauzon is passing to side control, and he has full mount with 10 seconds. He goes for the armbar but can't get it before the horn.

Accidental headbutt at 48 seconds of R1 - Big John stops the fight to check on Danzig and give a verbal warning to Lauzon then lets it resume. Lauzon gets another takedown into guard at 1:44 and quickly passes to half. He goes to side control with a mounted crucifix and Danzig is in a world of trouble. Danzig is eating tons of elbows. Lauzon goes for the full mount with two minutes left and gets it. Lauzon is looking for an armbar. Danzig pulls out and wins up on top, dripping his blood onto Lauzon's face. Lauzon counters him back down to the ground with 45 seconds left and is once again stepping over. He's got side control with 20 seconds left and this fight is in the bag. We go to the judges.

THE JUDGES SCORE THIS CONTEST 30-27 X3 FOR JOE LAUZON. No post-fight interview. We go to a video package promoting Silva vs. Weidman in a couple of weeks.

* Featherweight: Chad 'Money' Mendes (#1) vs. Nik 'The Carney' Lentz (#8)

Tale of the Tape: 28 to 29, 5'6" to 5'8", 145 each, 65" to 69" reach from Mendez to Lentz. Buffer intros at 8:47. 26-5-2, 1 NC in the black trunks and fighting out of Coconut Creek, Florida is Lentz. 15-1 in the white trunks and fighting out of Sacramento, California is Mendes. Our referee in charge is John McCarthy. Here we go!

We're underway at 8:48 and Mendes is quick to take the center and push Lentz to the outside. He comes back with a flurry at 25 seconds and the two square off. MENDES ROCKS LENTZ AND STUFFS A TAKEDOWN. 50 seconds. Lentz has largely recovered but you can see his face swollen from the shots he already ate. Mendes clips him again as we pass 90 seconds. He doubles a takedown at 1:50. Lentz' corner yells CONTROL HIS POSTURE which Lentz is trying like hell to do. 2:30 as Lentz gets back up. Mendes pops a 1-2 combo and Lentz goes for another takedown. There's a cut open under Lentz left eye. Another takedown at 3:24. We get a call for more work at 4:05. Mendes gets back up throwing an uppercut as he stands. Mendes with another takedown at 4:32. He ends R1 on top.

R2 at 8:54 ET with Mendes up 10-9 so far. Rogan thinks something's wrong with Mendes' cardio based on what he saw on the stool between rounds. Mendes is working leg kicks for the first minute then goes back to striking. He's letting Lentz push forward. Mendes with an overhand right and then another takedown at 2:20. Lentz is back up at 2:32. Mendes with a takedown at 3 minutes. Call for work at 3:50. Rogan still talking about Mendes cardio being gone - he could give it a rest. 4:25. Another takedown at 4:36. He's on top at the horn.

R3 starts right at the top of the hour (9 ET). Mendes goes down for a split second but it's not clear if he got clipped or slipped. Lentz stuffs a takedown at 1:19. McCarthy stops the fight at 2:10 to make sure Lentz can see, he claims his eye is fine, so whatever happened it wasn't a big deal to him. We quickly restart. Mendes has a takedown at 2:45 but Lentz pops back up. Mendes with a takedown at 2:57 and Lentz kicks him off but he cartwheels and takes Lentz back for a few seconds before Lentz pops up. Lentz tries to clinch for knees then lands a good left hand. Mendes gets a takedown and goes for a mounted guillotine but Lentz is able to avoid giving up his neck. 4:30. Mendes wins another round 10-9.

9:07 PM ET. Bruce Buffer, make this official. WE GO TO THE JUDGES SCORECARDS FOR A DECISION - THE JUDGES SCORE THIS 30-27, 30-27 AND 29-28 FOR THE UNANIMOUS WINNER: CHAD 'MONEY' MENDES.

* Bantamweight: Urijah Faber (#2) vs. Michael McDonald (#3)

Faber is still walking out to "California Love" as we come back from commercial at 9:20. 32 to 22, 5'6" to 5'9", 135 each, 67" to 69.5" reach from Faber to McDonald. White trunks, 16-2, fighting out of Modesto, California is McDonald. Black trunks, 29-6, fighting out of Sacramento, California is Faber. Our referee is Herb Dean. Here we go!

R1 underway at 9:24 ET with a friendly tap of the gloves. Faber throws a head kick and has a takedown in the first 15 seconds. A loud LET'S GO FA-BER chant breaks out as he tries to get his left arm free - McDonald has it trapped. He finally pops it out at 1:21. Things have bogged down by 2:10 and Dean is calling for more work. Dean stands them up at 2:57. McDonald has a ridiculous amount of backne. Faber is up 21-6 on significant strikes as we get to one minute left in R1. Faber hurts McDonald with 15 seconds left but he survives R1. 10-9 Faber.

R2 is underway at 9:30. McDonald takes an accidental shot to the junk and Dean stops the fight to let him recover, and we restart at 1:05. FABER CRACKS MCDONALD WITH A RIGHT AND HE BACKPEDALS. McDonald is recovered but he was in trouble for a bit. 2 minutes gone. 30-11 on total strikes landed for Faber. FABER HURTS HIM AGAIN AT THREE MINUTES AND DIVES FOR THE GUILLOTINE AND FABER HAS IT TIGHT - MCDONALD TAPS OUT!!!

3:22 OF R2 VIA TAPOUT TO A GUILLOTINE CHOKE FOR THE WINNER: 'THE CALIFORNIA KID' URIJAH FABER. No post-fight interview though! Why the hell not?

* UFC Flyweight Title: Demetrious Johnson {C} vs. Joseph Benavidez (#1)

Tale of the Tape at 9:56 ET - 27 to 29, 5'3" to 5'4", 125 each, 66" to 64" reach from Johnson to Benavidez. Benavidez is in the red trunks and Johnson the black. Our referee in charge is 'Big' John McCarthy. Benavidez is 19-3 and fights out of Sacramento, California. Johnson is 18-2 and fights out of Parkland, Washington. Here we go!

Opening round is underway at 9:59 ET. Benavidez lands the first kick. DJ is being very unorthodox in his stance. He goes for a single leg at 50 seconds but doesn't get it. Benavidez tries to pin DJ against the fence but he evades. More leg kicks by Benavidez. 1:30. DJ CRACKS BENAVIDEZ AT 2:06 OF R1 AND THIS FIGHT IS OVER. Picture perfect right hand straight to the jaw and DJ gets 3-4 more shots on Benavidez on the ground before the ref can make the save. Official decision after the commercial.

JOHN MCCARTHY STOPS THE CONTEST AT 2:08 OF R1 DECLARING THE WINNER BY KNOCKOUT AND STILL THE UNDISPUTED UFC FLYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD: DEMETRIOUS 'MIGHTY MOUSE' JOHNSON! Rogan hits the cage for the post-fight interview. Johnson: "Sacramento you guys have a great fighter in Benavidez and I love you guys! Just showing a little bit of everything I can do at AMC and there's more things to come." His team picks him up for the post-fight victory parade. That's it for UFC!