LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – UFC banned fighter Jason “Mayhem” Miller after poor results in UFC 146. UFC president Dana White swiftly banned Mayhem Miller for failing to deliver an adequate fight against CB Dolloway this Saturday and after bizarre antics that White didn’t approve.

UFC 146 results this weekend produced several lackluster showings by its headliners. But one fighter was swiftly banned from UFC after a bizarre entrance and then a disappointing fight.

Dana White told news Saturday night that UFC was “done” with Miller. When sought for comment by MMAFighting.com, White said that something happened backstage in UFC 146. White clarified that it was “nothing physical”. But he added “Mayhem’s done. He’s gone.” White said the encounter was “just some b-t that I don’t want to talk about. We’re on a crazy string here of dumb b–.”

White called the antics, considering Miller’s poor performance, not acceptable. “I’m not into that stuff. It’s not my thing. I guess I don’t really care if guys do it, because you see it at the weigh-ins all the time. You see stuff like that, but come on, man. Take this thing seriously. You want to be a clown? Do that on your reality show.”

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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – UFC 146 results produced several surprise winners tonight before the Herman vs. Nelson, Silva vs. Velasquez and Dos Santos vs. Mir main events. And while numerous undercard fights were won by unanimous decisions tonight May 26, 2012, several results shocked news. Numerous fights barely lasted seconds of their first round this evening. But who was the winner of UFC 146?

In Brown vs. Pineda, Mike Brown and Daniel Pineda shocked news, ending with a first round takedown for Brown. By the second round, Brown had a bleeding gash above his left eye. But in the end, the fight went to the cards. Mike Brown defeated Daniel Pineda via unanimous decision tonight.

In Kingsburgs vs. Teixeira, Kyle Kingsburg and Glover Teixeira didn’t last even two minutes. A submission via arm-triangle choke delivered news of a Glover win tonight. Glover Teixeira defeated Kyle Kingsbury this evening in roughly two minutes. For Sass vs. Volkmann, Paul Sass and Jacob Volkmann lasted only one second longer. At the 1:54, the fight was over because of a triangle choke/armbar. Paul Sass defeated Jacob Volkmann tonight via submission.

The shortest fight before the main event tonight was Herman vs. Nelson. Herman shocked news, being eliminated only fifty-one seconds in the fight. Roy Nelson defeated Dave Herman via knockout (punches) tonight.

In the main event, Silva vs. Velasquez delivered a stunning result. Antonio Silva and Cain Velasquez didn’t last more than three minutes. Punches delivered a TKO tonight as Cain Velasquez defeated Antonio Silva.

Finally, for Dos Santos vs. Mir, Junior Dos Santos and Frank Mir surprised news with only a two round fight. Dos Santos delivered impressive punches three minutes into the second round. In the end, Junior Dos Santos defeated Frank Mir tonight to retain his UFC heavyweight title.

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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – UFC 140 results tonight have already had some surprises. UFC 140 results tonight December 10, 2011 ended with a stunning loss by Tito Ortiz. Moments ago, Antonio Rogerio Nogueira defeated Tito Ortiz. The Nogueira win came via a TKO only three minutes into the first round.

Next up, fans will get Mir vs. Nogueira as Frank Mira battles Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira before Jones vs. Machida. Champion Jon Jones will face off against Lyoto Machida on PPV. But earlier fights tonight were delivered on Facebook and ION Television preliminary.

Earlier, Cholish vs Clarke went to the second round. John Cholish made news, defeating Mitch Clarke via TKO four minutes in the second round. Jake Hecht took about the same time to win tonight. He defeated Rich Attonito, delivering the win one minute into the second round.

Mark Bocek vs Nik Lentz surprised news tonight, going to the cards. Mark Bocek defeated Lentz via unanimous decision this evening. All three judges scored it a three-point difference. Jves Jabouin, in contrast, left fans and news guessing until the cards. Eventually he defeated Walel Watson via a split decision.

The excitement later heated up with Dennis Hallman. Hallman only needed three minutes to defeat John Makdessi tonight. A rear choke gave him the win the first round. Constantinos Philippou, however, needed a mere eleven additional seconds to defeat Jared Hamman tonight in the first round.

Then came a series of ridiculously short rounds. Igor Pokrajac defeated Krzysztof Soszynski with a knockout punch only thirty-five minutes into the fight. Mark Hominick scored a TKO against Chan Sung Jung only seconds into the fight tonight. And finally, Brian Ebersole defeated Claude Patrick via split decision this evening. UPDATE: Mir has defeated Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira via submission, three minutes into first round.

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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – UFC 139 weigh-in results for Shogun vs Henderson will be live streamed online this afternoon, UFC confirms to news. UFC 139’s fight card will kick off Saturday November 19 first on Facebook, then on Spike TV, and later on PPV, officials confirm to news.

In a news statement today, UFC says “Shogun vs. Hendo is a fight that fans have begged to watch for years and now it’s just a couple days away.” Coming into Saturday’s fight, Henderson has 4-2 record in UFC and Rua has a 4-3 record. For MMA, Henderson is 28-8 and Rua is 20-5. But this Saturday will be a full plate of exceptional fights.

First, the UFC 139 fight card will feature seven preliminary fights. The first five fights will air Saturday afternoon on Facebook, UFC confirms to news. Shamar Bailey will battle Danny Castillo. Matt Brown will take on Seth Baczynski. Then Rafael dos Anjos will face Gleison Tibau and Nick Pace will challenge Miguel Torres. Finally, Tom Lawlor vs. Chris Weidman will hit the ring.

After the Facebook prelim rounds, Spike TV will air two rounds Ryan Bader vs. Jason Brilz, and Michael McDonald vs. Alex Soto.

Finally, UFC 139 will boast five PPV fights. Stephan Bonnar will take on Kyle Kingsbury, Martin Kampmann will battle Rick Story, and Brian Bowles will try to dominate Urijah Faber. Finally, fans will get Dan Henderson vs. Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, and Cung Le vs. Wanderlei Silva

Second, while UFC 139 will be held at HP Pavilion in San Jose, UFC will offer live streaming video online of the weigh-in results this afternoon. Those results will begin airing at 4 PM PST via YouTube located here.

Finally, to watch Saturday’s Facebook preliminary rounds, click here. For the fight card, weigh-in results Friday, and live results Saturday, click HERE.

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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – UFC on Fox results for Velasquez vs. Dos Santos ended in dramatic fashion tonight. Before tonight’s results, titleholder Cain Velasquez was hoping to hold off contender Junior Dos Santos in a three round fight. But, tonight Velasquez couldn’t hold off Dos Santos for even a single round. This evening, there is a new heavyweight champion after Dos Santos knocked out Velasquez in the first round.

Honda Center erupted as the main event emerged before a packed house tonight. It was also the debut of a major new platform for UFC. In August this year, UFC and FOX announced a deal estimated at $90 million annually. The deal would deliver twenty-six TUF fights on FX and six UFC fight night events on FX, annually. But tonight, the first prong, four UFC fights on FOX, were debuted.

The evening began with seven preliminary fights viewable for free on UFC’s Facebook page and on FoxSports.com. Gone was the PPV broadcast. Replaced were free preliminary matches online and the main event on television, for free.

And in the end, fans couldn’t have asked for a better night of UFC. In the main event, Junior Dos Santos defeated Cain Velasquez with a knockout only one minute into round one. Dos Santos became new UFC heavyweight champion.

Before them, Ben Henderson defeated Clay Guida in unanimous decision. Judges put the fight as wide as a three point margin. In other results tonight, Dustin Poirier defeated Pablo Garza via submission two minutes in round two. Ricardo Lamas defeated Cub Swanson via submission in the second round as well. And DaMarques Johnson defeated Clay Harvison via TKO in the first round. For complete results, click HERE.

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