UFC on Fox 7 went down Saturday night from San Jose, California. In the primary event, Benson Henderson defended his lightweight title gear for the third time, taking a close split up choice conquer Gilbert Melendez. But if whatever you saw was the key eventa'or even the Fox portion of the carda'you missed out. The card, as an example, saw six of its nine fights result in a or technical knockout. All told, eight of the card's 12 battles finished in KO or TKO. That is an of riches for MMA fans, but a headache for whoever decides the advantage champions for each function. Maybe lightening that weight a bit may be the fact that there have been no articles Saturday night, ergo no Submission of the Night benefit. Might there be numerous Knockout of the Night Time bonuses to make up with this and admit all those valuable contenders? Yes indeed. Josh Thomson and Yoel Romero both took $50,000 bonuses to home for Knockout of the Night Time. Thomson got the check for handing Nate Diaz his first job stoppage damage and this in style: he landed a tough leg kick to the part of Diaz's head and closed the deal with blows. Romero arrived a magnificent traveling knee on Clifford Starks in just 92 seconds to generate a TKO success in the first fight of the evening. Matt Brown and Jordan Mein got home $50,000 benefit checks for fighting the Fight of the Night Time. It absolutely was only Mein's second fight in the UFC, and both came in just over per month for the 23-year-old. However, Mein showed a readiness to brawl with an infamous brawler in Brown, doling out a number of his own punishment before falling under Brown's challenging hips and ultimately elbows in the 2nd round.
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