Date: 07/09	9:00 PM
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Join us at 6:30 ET for the live recap! When the title reads IN PROGRESS hit F5 or refresh for the latest updates. Brock Lesnar vs. Mark Hunt, Miesha Tate defending the bantamweight title against Amanda Nunes, Jose Aldo vs. Frankie Edgar for the interim featherweight title, Cain Velasquez vs. Travis Browne at heavyweight, and Anderson Silva vs. Daniel Cormier!

* Lightweight: Jim Miller vs. Takanori Gomi

Here, we, go. Gomi is 35-11, 1 NC in the red trunks out of Tokyo, Japan. Miller is 25-8, 1 NC in the blue trunks out of Sparta, New Jersey. Our referee is Mark Smith.

Both men punch a jab to touch gloves as we get underway. The Octagon has a weird yellow canvas tonight with a bright green Monster logo in the middle. Miller has a takedown at 44 seconds and quickly gets both hooks in. Gomi tries to stand back up while Miller yanks the arm out to force him back to the ground, starging to look to sink a arm around the neck. 2 minutes gone. Gomi rolls but Miller hammers away with legs and rights from the back and Smith waves it off at 2:17 or 2:18 depending on the official time. MILLER WINS BY TKO.

OFFICIAL TIME OF THE TKO IS 2:18 OF R1. Joe Rogan's microphone isn't working. He goes to get another and it's also busted. Somebody outside the Octgon brings him one and THAT one works. Miller: "I'm a jiu-jitsu black belt and I knew I'd have an advantage on the ground. To take it down so early, I knew I'd have plenty of time to work." Dead right.

* Middleweight: Gegard Mousasi vs. Thiago Santos

Santos is in trunks so yellow they make the Octagon look orange by comparison. Mousasi is in the white trunks. Santos is 13-3 and fights out of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Mousasi is 38-6-2 and fights out of Leiden, Holland, The Netherlands. Our referee is Marc Goddard.

30 seconds of circling to open without a punch landed. Both men are being very cautious. Mousasi finally steps in and throws an overhand right, trying to duck the response of Santos. Santos checks a front kick. He's the one moving backward in this fight. He throws a leg kick and Mousasi backs off then comes forward again. Left jab and leg kick for Mousasi. Leg kicks for both men. Mousasi has Santos hurt at 2:15 and jumps to take his back with one hook in. He's still punishing him with lefts to the head. Santos stands up and Mousasi throws a knee to the body then takes him down to side control. 3:30 gone in R1. Nasty right elbows. Mousasi tries to pass to full mount but the left leg is stuck in half guard. Mousasi tres to pass again, Santos gets free, but MOUSASI CREAMS HIM IN THE PROCESS and with just a shot or two on the ground and pound Goddard waves it off.

OFFICIAL TIME OF 4:32 IN R1 FOR THE WINNER BY KNOCKOUT: GEGARD MOUSASI. Rogan steps in with a working mic to talk to him and Mousasi praises Santos. "I believe he's a guy who can beat top ten guys. He doesn't have a recognizable name but he's dangerous. I believe I have one of the best stand-up (games) at middleweight and I thought I was better with jiu-jitsu and wrestling so I was able to fight him wherever it would go."

* Lightweight: Diego Sanchez vs. Joe Lauzon

Lauzon is in the black trunks for tonight's fight. Before Lauzon can step in the cage they trim some of the tape off his wrist for being too high up. Sanchez is in the blue trunks. Lauzon's record is 25-12 and he fights out of Bridgewater, Mass. Sanchez' record is 28-8 and he fights out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Our referee is Mark Smith.

They tap gloves to start - Sanchez with his right and Lauzon with his left. Sanchez lands the first body kick then comes over the top with a combo. Lauzon tries to push him backward toward the fence and he lands a good left andd a hard right and drops Sanchez again when he tries to get back up. Sanchez gets a warning to fight back after he gets up a third time and he is being creamed. He's a standing zombie. Lauzon wants Smith to stop it. He keeps looking at him to stop it! Sanchez is wobbling on his feet. IT IS WAVED OFF AT 1:26.

Bruce Buffer makes it official -- 1:26 OF R1 FOR THE WINNER BY TKO - JOE LAUZON. Joe Rogan interviews him. Lauzon: "Super satisfying. We talked about having to chum water and draw him in a little bit but right after that I hit him with a good hand. I'm always working on my boxing. I was healthy, I was happy tonight ,and I think it showed."

That's it for UFC Fight Pass. Fights on FS1 are next!

8:00 PM ET. Actually make that FS2 - some baseball game is running late!!

* Lightweight: Sage Northcutt vs. Enrique Marin

Black trunks for Marin, 9-3, fighting out of Huntington Beach, CA by way of Seville, Spain. Northcutt has blue trunks. He's 7-1 and fights out of Katy, TX. Our referee is Marc Goddard.

Tap of the gloves and we're underway with Marin taking the center and pushing forward, but he also gets caught with a couple of legt hands early. Northcutt is also targetting the knee and the head with leg kicks. He's dancing side to side. Jumping knee from Northcutt. Marin grabs a clinch off it with double underhooks. They stall against the fence from there as Goddard looks on. He finally warns them to get busy at 1:45. Seconds later Marin drops levels for a takedown and Northcutt counters with a leg lock and uses it to sweep to the top with 2:20 gone. Northcutt has his back with both hooks in at 2:40. Marin escapes but Northcutt stays on top in half guard. Martin gets back up at 3:38 and they hockey for position against the fence. Northcutt lands a couple of knees and goes for a takedown. Marin sprawls to block it and tries to take the back but he slips off and Northcutt punishes with two rights to the head and another back take. Marin gets a leg and is over the top against the fence just before the horn but that's still a 10-9 for Northcutt.

Northcutt is using the jab effectively to open R2. Nice 1-2 36 seconds in. Marin is getting eaten up any time he wants to exchange - he was already bloodied in R1. Marin blocks a takedown and winds up on top in side control. Marin is going for an armbar and Northcutt is in big trouble. Northcutt spins his way free at 2:36 and the crowd pops as he gets on top. Northcutt is trying to posture up for some ground and pound but Marin is using his legs to hold him down. Marin goes for another armbar, Northcutt scrambles, and Marin is back in side control again with a minute left. Marin moves to North-South and he has a kimura. Now he's going for an armbar with 20 seconds left. Northcutt ends up on top at 4:50 and lands several straight hard right elbows. Marin 10-9.

Third and final round starts at 8:24 ET. Northcutt wants to stand and trade and that was his corner's advice between rounds as well. Marin clinches up and goes for the leg trip - Northcutt avoids it. Marin drops levels and gets a takedown at 57 seconds. Both men are warned to work. Northcutt is back to his knees at 90 seconds. Northcutt is back up and Marin takes his back trying to take him down again. It's a battle for leverage right now as Marin is trying to get lower and get both arms around his legs, and Northcutt is widening his stance and throwing hard elbows in response. Marin got opened up. He falls down and Northcutt goes for a choke but Marin gets back up. More hard elbows from Northcutt. Goddard warns them to work and warns Northcutt to watch the angle of the elbows. The crowd is booing for a second as they stall on the fence. Marin double legs Northcutt to the ground. 50 seconds left in the longest fight so far tonight. Northcutt rolls his way on top at 4:25 and he pushes Marin into the fence looking to throw some big elbows and hands. We go to the judges!

THE JUDGES SCORE THIS CONTEST 29-28 X3 FOR THE UNANIMOUS WINNER - SUPER SAGE NORTHCUTT.

* Bantamweight: TJ Dillashaw {#1} vs. Raphael Assuncao {#3}

Assuncao beat Dillashaw the last time they met - if he does it again he's got a title shot coming. Dillashaw wants to prove he's gotten better in the 3 years since they fought. Assuncao is in the yellow trunks, 23-4, fighting out of Alpharetta, GA by way of Brazil. Blue trunks for Dillashaw, 13-3, fighting out of Denver, CO as the former UFC Bantamweight Champion. Our referee in charge is Mark Smith.

Dillashaw is dancing in and out early and using leg kicks. Assuncao tries to close the distance and eats a jab. He swings and misses with a big right hand. Dillashaw lands a solid right hand of his own. Assuncao throws kicks. Dillashaw goes high with a kick in return. Another good right to the head from Dillashaw. Assuncao just narrowly ducked under a home run shot. Inside leg kick by Dillashaw. Body kick by Dillashaw. Spinning kick by Assuncao. Leg kick. Right hand by Dillashaw. Front kick misses. Body kick by Dillashaw. Knee by Assuncao. Hard inside leg kick by Dillashaw. Assuncao tries to catch a kick and dump Dillashaw but can't get it clean. Dillashaw shoots and Assuncao rolls backward to the fence. Dillashaw gets warned for grabbing the fence twice. They break with a minute left. Dillashaw lands 4-5 straight jabs. Really big right hand by Dillshaw. High kick by Dillashaw. Assuncao's nose is red. R1 is a 10-9 for Dillashaw.

Assuncao misses with a kick and Dillashaw puts aother one on his nose to open R2. He shoots and briefly has Assuncao on his knees but lets it go. Assuncao gets DRILLED with a right hand at 47 seconds. A few more of those and this fight is over. Assuncao gets nailed again at 1:28. The coaching of Duane "Bang" Ludwig shows in every one of Dillashaw's fights. Dillashaw is up by a 4-1 margin on head strikes thrown at distance. Assuncao lands his best head shot so far at 2:45 but he's still way behind. It's 644 days since he last fought due to ankle surgery before tonight's fight and it shows. Dillashaw lands again at 3:23. Head kick follows behind it. Assuncao is landing a good leg kick here and there. Assuncao gets a takedown at 3:46 but Dillashaw bounces back to his feet like he had springs in his back. Mark Smith calls time because of the blood coming from Assuncao's nose but the doctor says he's good to go. Dillashaw drops him at 4:20 but Assuncao is back up 8 seconds later. Left head kick from Dillashaw. Another 10-9 to the former champ.

Five more minutes (or less) to go! Dillashaw is still being aggressive and coming forward. Assuncao throws a spin kick and only hits oxygen. Dillashaw takes a body kick that's more effective. Hard leg kick from Assuncao. Dillashaw lands a big left. And another. Dillashaw is stalking Assuncao. He shoots hard for a double but Assuncao fends it off. Dillashaw circles out and resets. Nice body kick by Dillashaw. And another. Dillashaw doubles up on the jabs. 3 minutes gone, 2 left. Assuncao shoots and doesn't come close to a takedown. Assuncao with a kick but Dillashaw with an over the top right and a kick of his own. Dillashaw with a takedown at 4:21. He's got half guard with a half minute. Assuncao scrambles free and eats a right as he does. We're going to the judges.

ALL THREE JUDGES SCORE IT 30-27 FOR TJ DILLASHAW.

* Welterweight: Johny Hendricks {#6} vs. Kelvin Gastelum {#12}

Hendricks missed weight for this fight (AGAIN) by a quarter pound and was docked 20% of his fight purse as a result. Gastelum is in the green trunks, 12-2, fighting out of Yuma, Arizona. Hendricks is 17-4 in the black trunks out of Fort Worth, Texas. Our referee in charge of this contest is Dan Miragliotta.

Gastelum is light on his feet and striking with combos. He lands a left over the top at 45 seconds. Gasetelum lands some hard leg kicks as well. Big left hand for Gastelum connects. Hendricks looks like he's aged five years in the last two. Gastelum lands another hard shot and Hendricks feels his nose to make sure it's still attached to his face. Good left at 2:04. Gastelum is having his way with Hendricks so far. Jab for Gastelum lands at 2:23. He's using combos of kicks and hand strikes. Hendricks checks his nose again. Gastelum hurts him at 3:03. You can tell Hendricks wants a takedown now so he can recover. Gastelum gets free at 3:46. Gastelum is connecting with his left almost every time. 1-2, 1-2, over and over again for Gastelum. 10-9 Gastelum.

Hendricks' corner told him he was letting Gastelum get off first in exchanges between rounds. Gastelum has him backing up. Right hand at 0:58. Leg kick. Body kick. Hendricks tries to take him down off it. He drops for a double and has Gastelum on his knees for a few seconds but never really gains control. Gastelum gets free at 1:49. Gastelum pins him against the cage for an exchange but Hendricks shoots for a takedown again. Gastelum peels him away at 2:18 and lands clean strikes with the hands. Hendricks sneaks in an uppercut. Gastelum is rolling his hands and then popping up to fire shots. Spinning back kick by Gastelum lands. Hendricks charges in for a comb and tries to use it to transition to a takedown. It's not there. 90 seconds left in R2. Gastelum pushes Hendricks into the fence and lands some bombs and an elbow too. Hendricks circles out. Gastelum is showing less and less fear and getting right in Hendricks' face to trade with him. 4:30. Hendricks eats a hard leg kick before R2 ends. 10-9 Gastelum again.

Third and final round at 9:25 ET! Goldberg is trying to sell the idea it's tied 1-all. I wonder what fight he's watching. Hendricks looks winded. Gastelum keeps throwing that left hand with impunity whenever he feels like it. Hendricks is backpedaling almost the entire time this round. He gets hit hard at 2:25. You can just feel the inches between them melting away. If Gastelum had any doubts before the fight he doesn't right now. Hendricks tries a body kick. Another left hand by Gastelum. Hendricks shoots hard for a single leg. He gets him down for one second and Gastelum is up at 3:40. Hard elbows by Gastelum to the body. They break with a minute left. Hendricks shoots again. Gastelum goes for a single leg and lets it go with 30 seconds left. Hendricks' corner is imporing him to get off the fence. Both men swing for the last ten seconds and we go to the judges.

29-28, 30-27, 30-27 UNANIMOUS FOR KELVIN GASTELUM.

* Women's Bantamweight: Cat Zingano {#3} vs. Julianna Pena {#5}

Pena is in yellow trunks and a white shirt. She's 8-2 out of Spokane, WA. Zingano is in white trunks and a black shirt. She's 9-1 out of Denver, Colorado. Our referee is Herb Dean.

Zingano comes forward with strikes right away and gets a takedown to side control at 24 seconds. Pena gets back up at 44 seconds. Zingano takes her down again at 1:05. and is in full guard. Pena gets up and Zingano hits a knee to the body as she does. Pena gets a takedown to half guard of her own. Zingano sweeps on top at 2:23 after a failed submission attempt. Pena is trying to slapbox her with palm strikes off her back. Zingano wants to posture up for hammers or elbows but Pena keeps her defending a possible triangle or armbar. Being so close to the fence isn't helping Zingano. Zingano finally gets off a hard clean shot at 4:14. Right elbow at 4:29. Zingano gets a big shot before Pena can get back up. It wasn't a total domination of a round but I'd give it to Zingano.

Zingano has a takedown in the first 10 seconds of R2. She lets Pena stand up at 1:08 and takes her down again immediately. Zingano has side control but Pena is trying to sweep. Zingano is going for a triangle but Pena pops her head out and winds up on top in side, but Zingano is going for a d'arce. Pena spins to take her back at 2:58. Zingano blocks one attempt to get hooks in but Pena gets it with the second try. One minute left. Pena's ground game is winning her this round and now she's trying to get a triangle. Zingano just needs to survive this round and try to not let Pena take her back again in R3... and she does survive.

Third and final round at 9:51 ET. It's Pena who gets the quick takedown this time at 18 seconds. Pena's trying to work her way to the side and Zingano's trying to work her way back up. Pena is dropping some nice elbows on Zingano's head here and there. Time is ticking away and I agree when Rogan says she needs to scramble in a hurry. Pena is looking to spin to take the back and appears to have it. Full back mount with 90 seconds left and she's going for a rear naked choke but Zingano peels it off. Pena is trying to break Zingano down with right hands and hammers from behind. Zingano gets on top with 10 seconds left but it's too late. She's going to lose this decision.

THE JUDGES SCORE THIS CONTEST 29-28 X3 FOR JULIANNA PENA.

10:00 PM ET. Time for the UFC 200 PPV!

* Heavyweight: Cain Velasquez {#2} vs. Travis Browne {#7}

Browne is in the white trunks tonight. He's 18-3-1 out of San Diego, California. Velasquez is in the black trunks. He's 13-2 out of San Jose, California and the former two time UFC Heavyweight Title holder. Our referee is "Big" John McCarthy.

Browne lands a big clean right hand early. Velasquez seems to shake it off with no ill effects and he comes forward with pressure. He goes for a single leg and can't get it but throws a knee to the body. Browne pushes his way free from the fence at 1:33. Velasquez throws a leg kick as Browne continues to circle away. Good combo against the fence for Velasquez at 2:18. Browne gets free again at 2:30. Browne is hurt twice - once by a wheel kick and once by a punch. Velasquez iz trying to pass on the ground but is in half guard throwing right hands as he has Browne pinned down. He's got the back momentarily as Browne tries to get up. Velasquez drags him back to the ground at 3:51. Browne is up again at 4:05. Velasquez hurts him with a left hook throws a high kick and throws a knee to the body. Browne goes down again at 4:40 and he's in trouble. Velasquez gets it waved off before the bell!! VELASQUEZ BY TKO IN R1. OFFICIAL TIME - 4:57.

Velasquez: "It feels good you know. I have a lot of respect for Travis. He comes out there and fights hard. It feels good to come out there in front of everyone and get a win. I'm always looking for perfection. I thought my timing was off a bit. I want to fight the best guys. I want to fight for the title yeah, but whoever the UFC wants me to fight I'll do it, but I want to fight the best guys." Rogan compliments him on the sweet wheel kick.

* Interim Featherweight Title: Jose Aldo {#1} vs. Frankie Edgar {#2}

Edgar is in black trunks and runs (I do mean that literally) to the cage as Biggie's "Kick in the Door" plays in the background. Also comes out to Jay Z's "Run This Town" in the yellow trunks. Edgar's record is 19-4-1 and he fights out of Toms River, NJ. Aldo is 25-2 fighting out of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil as the former WEC and UFC Featherweight Champion. Our referee in charge of this fight is Marc Goddard. Both men circle cautiously to start. Aldo keeps waving his left hand trying to feel out the range. So far all that anybody is landing is leg kicks. When Edgar throws a flurry Aldo quickly backpedals. A LET'S GO FRANKIE chant breaks out. 90 seconds gone by with no advantage gained either way. Edgar with a nice combo followed by a leg kick at 2:17. Aldo is a little more engaged now - he's starting to get in the pocket and use his hands. Edgar's movement is making it difficult for him though. Edgar nearly single legs him to the ground and then lands more kicks. 90 seconds left in R1. It looked like Edgar grazed Aldo's chin with a right hook. Simultaneous spin kicks. Aldo lands a flush right hand. Body head for Edgar. Knee to the body by Aldo. Aldo with another knee. Aldo thinks he had him there and was swinging wildly at the end of R1 but didn't land.

Twitter opinion seemed to be evenly divided between rounds over who won the first round. The announcers think Aldo hit his stride late. He's not landing anything big early in R2 though, and Edgar is connecting with more and more kicks. Aldo with another knee to the body. Edgar has a little blood trickling down his face by his right eye. Edgar lands a good right hand but misses on a takedown attempt. He goes for a single leg but Aldo shakes that off too. Edgar's corner is calling for more hands and faster. Aldo with a hard right. Edgar with a good combo. Aldo with a right and stuffs another takedown. Edgar catches a knee but Aldo pushes him away hard when he tries to get the takedown. R2 to Aldo on my card.

Nice flurry by Edger at 42 seconds of R3. Edgar goes hard for a takedown but Aldo shrugs it off. Edgar presses him into the fence to throw knees at his legs. Goddard warns them to improve position. Aldo breaks off at 1:52. Edgar has blood leaking from his nose. Both men land in an exchange. Aldo cracks Edgar with a big right hand at 3:14 and Edgar returns the favor. Edgar shoots hard again after eating another knee. Edgar throws a combo as they break. These failed takedowns aren't working and Aldo's power is busting Edgar up. 10-9 Aldo again.

We're now in the "championship rounds." Goldberg just reminded us that Aldo is 6-0 in title fights that go the full five rounds. Edgar is still going after it but Aldo isn't afraid of anything at this point. Edgar finally lands a good left 2:45 into this round. Two strong right hands by Aldo. Aldo tags him hard as we pass the three minute mark. Edgar's face is getting messed up. There's blood everywhere. Aldo has little if any visible damage of his own. Goldberg quips that this might be the answer... against "The Answer"... for Jose Aldo. Aldo hurts Edgar with a left at 4:40. That's another 10-9 to the former champ.

Fifth and final round! Edgar is chasing it like he knows he's down on the cards. Aldo lands a hard left hand. High kick by Aldo. Edgar puts a decent left on him and vice versa. Goldberg tells us Edgar is 7-3-1 in fights that go 25 minutes. Aldo clips Edgar again. 2 minutes gone. 3 left. The crowd is getting pumped. Edgar had just passed six hours of total time inside the UFC Octagon. I'm reminded of what I told Peter H in our preview - in all the years I've ever watched Aldo only one man made him look bad and that was only an 8 second fight. Tonight is not that night and if you're an Edgar fan sadly he's not that man. 1 minute left. The man I'm referring to "Notorious" Conor McGregor is watching from the front row as the seconds tick away. Edgar's face is just a mess. Aldo backs away until the bell for the last 10.

The judges score this one 49-46, 49-46, 48-47 ALL FOR JOSE ALDO. Aldo professes that this interim title and win aren't for him, they're for his coach, and he loves that man. The translator helps out with Rogan's next question. "Frankie's a great athlete, I respect him but I have one goal, it's to beat this man." He's clearly pointing at Conor McGregor. "Brazil I'm stronger than the world. I lost my father but I have a new father in this man." Andre "Dede" Pederneiras getting all the love tonight.

* Non-Title Fight: Daniel Cormier {C} vs. Anderson Silva

Silva enters to DMX's "No Sunshine" as per his usual. He was 198.5 pounds for this fight, well under the light heavyweight limit, and not surprising since he usually fights at middleweight. He's in yellow trunks for tonight's fight. Cormier's coming out to LL Cool J's "Mama Said Knock You Out" mixed with Lil Wayne & Drake's "Right Above It." He has the black trunks tonight. 37 to 41, 5'11" to 6'2", 206 to 198.5, 72.5" to 77" reach from Cormier to Silva. Silva is 33-7, 1 NC, fighting out of Curitiba, Brazil. Cormier is 17-1, fighting out of San Jose, California. Our referee in charge is "Big" John McCarthy.

Cormier takes the center and Silva circles. Cormier misses with a high kick. Cormier backs him toward the fence and tries again. It doesn't work so he goes for the takedown and gets it at 45 seconds. Cormier is looking to stack Silva against the fence and drop some bombs. He moves to half guard and grinds Silva with some left elbows. The crowd is impatient at 2:35. Right hands to the body by DC. Left elbow to the head by DC. Body and head with the hands is starting to add up. Cormier almost slips to full mount at 3:45. Silva is doing a good job of trapping that right leg. Cormier postures up for some nice shots at 4:26. 10-9 DC.

Silva throws some kicks to open R2 but takes a right on the jaw in kind. Cormier drops him down to the ground after catching a kick and takes half guard at 26 seconds. The crowd isn't thrilled to see it. Cormier's as close to side control without being in it as you could be since Silva has DC's whole weight on the right side of his body. Those left elbows to the face are getting through as are left hands to the head. McCarthy stands them up at 3:25. Silva gets up very slowly. DC lands another right hand. Silva throws a knee and a left. They trade kicks. Two hard right hands by DC. The crowd boos as Cormier pushes Silva into the fence for the last 20 seconds. 10-9 DC.

Both men hug to open our third and final round. Silva is trying to make it happen with the kicks. Cormier lands a couple of rights then takes Silva down at 36 seconds to a thunderous boo. Boo all you want people -- it's working. Right hands to the body. Left elbows to the face. As Goldberg just said DC is smothering Silva. McCarthy is considering a stand-up and the crowd is chanting for it but Cormier is staying busy enough so far. He finally stands them with two minutes left. This isn't any more exciting than it was on the ground though. They barely touch each other for the next minute. Silva lands a good body kick but there's very short time left. Cormier presses him into the fence and Silva can't shake him loose so we go to the judges. After they go to their corners to freshen up they bow in respect to each other and hug before the scores are read.

THE JUDGES SCORE THIS CONTEST 30-26 X3 FOR THE UNANIMOUS WINNER: DANIEL CORMIER. Cormier makes no apology for how the fight went given he trained for a different opponent for the last eight weeks. Cormier admits that Silva is one of the greatest of all time. "I can't complain - I did what I had to do. Most guys would not take this fight, they wouldn't do it, but I felt I needed to do it. Mentally it was draining, everything was tough."

Next Joe Rogan goes to Anderson Silva and the translator. "This fight was a big personal challenge for me to accept it. This is the proof you can do anything you want, anything you can put your mind to." He also says he doesn't mind fighting a heavier guy since he usually trains for heavier fights. Silva (in English): "Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for everything. I respect you people!" Cerrone and Miocic are in the crowd watching.

UFC is running a video package promoting Brock Lesnar vs. Randy Orton at SummerSlam.

* Heavyweight: Brock Lesnar vs. Mark Hunt {#8}

Mark Hunt is coming out to N.W.A's "Express Yourself." He has on blue trunks for tonight's co-main event. I though Lesnar would be coming out to his WWE music but Metallica's "Enter Sandman" is playing instead. He's got on black trunks tonight. Hunt sports a record of 12-10-1 and weighed in at 264.5, fighting out of Sydney, Australia. Lesnar sports a record of 5-3 and fights out of Regina, Sasketchewan, Canada as a former UFC Heavyweight Champion. Our referee is Dan Miragliotta.

They touch gloves and we're underway at 18 minutes past midnight. Lesnar is dancing back and forth on the outside circle of the Octagon. Hunt already has that right hand cocked and loaded waiting to fire. One minute gone as they measure each other. Lesnar with a leg kick. Swing and a miss by Lesnar but he ducks the counter. Lesnar shoots for the single leg and Miragliotta has to slap Hunt's hand away as he grabs the fence. Lesnar gets him down at 2:11 but Hunt gets back up. Lesnar is digging for another takedown. Miragliotta looks like he might break this up but Lesnar gets him down again at 3:04 right into side control. Hunt is trying to roll to get Lesnar off. Hunt gets to his knees at 3:50 and Lesnar is happy to lean on his back and throw left hands at both sides of his head and knees to the body. Hunt gets up with 30 seconds left but Lesnar doubles him to full mount at 4:40. So far it's all going Lesnar's way but it's only R1. 10-9 Lesnar.

Hunt is breathing hard to start R2. Both men touch gloves again. As before Lesnar is circling on the outside, although without quite as much bounce in his step. Lesnar teases a takedown and Hunt flinches. Lesnar paws with his left hand. Hunt throws an overhand right and Lesnar defends it well. Miragliotta warns Lesnar to watch the fingers to the eye. 1:15 gone in R2. Hunt sprawls to block a takedown at 1:56. Lesnar ducks under and goes for the single but Hunt scrambles away. Lesnar goes for the single again with 40 seconds left in R2. Joe Rogan: "A very uneventful round." Can Lesnar get a takedown before time expires? No.

Lesnar gets a takedown 36 seconds into R3 and he's on top in a dominant position. Lesnar pounds away with lefts to the body and the head. Hunt gets him back to half guard at two minutes. Some big left hands land at 2:27 as Miragliotta takes a closer look. Lesnar gets the full mount at 2:39. The ground and pound is really adding up at 3:10. Miragliotta is looking very closely at the rights jackhammering into Hunt's head to see if it should be stopped. 90 seconds left. He lets it go but Lesnar continues to dominate and manhandle him until the closing bell. Lesnar should get the decision.

THE JUDGES SCORE IT 29-27 FOR THE UNANIMOUS WINNER: BROCK LESNAR. Lesnar: "It took me a while to get acclimated. Words can't even describe it. Thank you everybody. Thank you so much. One day at a time. I'm so happy to be here. Shout out to the men and women in uniform that protect and serve this country. From one white boy to all nationalities -- we gotta stand together people!"

* Women's Bantamweight Title: Miesha Tate {C} vs. Amanda Nunes {#4}

Nunes is in the yellow trunks and has a braided mohawk. Tate is in the black trunks. Herb Dean is our referee. Nunes is 12-4 and fights out of Miami, Florida by way of Bahia, Brazil. Tate is 18-5 and fights out of Las Vegas, Nevada as the reigning and defending UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion. Here we go!

AMANDA NUNES IS YOUR NEW UFC WOMEN'S BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPION and it only took one round. Nunes stung her with a right hand and kept pouring it on, taking her back when Tate could no longer stand up from the damage, sinking in the rear naked choke and tapping her out. Nunes is the first woman from Brazil to be a UFC champion. OFFICIAL TIME 3:16 OF R1 VIA SUBMISSION FOR NUNES. Tate's face is a bloody mess. Dana White gives Nunes a big hug after putting the belt around her waist. Nunes is screaming with joy and walking around the cage patting the belt. She can't believe what happened. She gives Tate a big hug. Rogan goes to interview her. "Ten years of my life! Working hard for this! I feel amazing!"

Good night everyone.