Results
Lightweight bout: Robert Breslin vs. Andrew Martinez
- The fight was declared a Draw at the 5:00 minute mark of the second round.
Welterweight bout: Josh McDonald vs. Patrick Murphy
- McDonald defeats Murphy by majority decision.
Light Heavyweight bout: Dan Molina vs. Rafael del Real
- Molina defeats del Real by submission due to a Heel Hook at 0:43 in the first round.
Lightweight bout: Clay Guida vs. Joe Martin
- Guida defeats Martin via unanimous decision.
Light Heavyweight bout: Anthony Ruiz vs. Jeremy Freitag
- Ruiz defeats Freitag by TKO (punches) at the 2:46 mark of the second round.
Middleweight bout: Fernando Gonzalez vs. Alex Stiebling
- Gonzalez defeats Stiebling by TKO due to a cut at the 2:35 mark of the first round.
Lightweight bout: Casey Olson vs. Jeffrey Halkett
- Olson defeats Halkett by Knockout Knees and punches at the end of the third round.
Middleweight bout: Kenny Ento vs. Mario Rivera
- Ento defeats Rivera by submission due to an Armbar at the 2:44 mark of the first round.
Lightweight bout: Poppies Martinez vs. Gigo Jara
- Martinez defeats Jara by submission due to a Rear Naked Choke at the 3:52 mark of the second round.
Welterweight bout: Alex Karalexis vs. Thomas Denny
- Karalexis defeats Denny by unanimous decision at the end of the third round.
Welterweight bout: John Alessio vs. Alex Serdyukov
- Alessio defeats Serdyukov by submission due to a Rear Naked Choke at the 1:52 mark of the third round.
Featherweight bout: Antonio Banuelos vs. Cole Escovedo
- Banuelos defeats Escovedo by unanimous decision at the end of the third round.
Light Heavyweight Championship bout: Doug Marshall vs. Lodune Sincaid
- In the main event, Marshall wins the WEC Light Heavyweight Title and defeats Sincaid by KO.
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