BJ Penn def. Diego Sanchez via fifth-round TKO
Frank Mir def. Cheick Kongo via first-round submission
Kenny Florian def. Clay Guida via second-round submission
Jon Fitch def. Mike Pierce via unanimous decision 
Stefan Struve def. Paul Buentello via majority decision 
Alan Belcher def. Wilson Gouveia by first-round TKO
Matt Wiman def. Shane Nelson by unanimous decision 
Johny Hendricks def. Ricardo Funch by unanimous decision
Rousimar Palhares def. Lucio Linhares by second-round submission
DaMarques Johnson def. Edgar Garcia by first-round submission
TJ Grant def. Kevin Burns by first-round TKO

Diego Sanchez (154.5*) VS BJ Penn (155)
Cheick Kongo (239) VS Frank Mir (264.5)
Clay Guida (156) VS Kenny Florian (156)
Stefan Struve (247) VS Paul Buentello (255)
Mike Pierce (171) VS Jon Fitch (171)
***Wilson Gouveia (193) VS Alan Belcher (195)
Shane Nelson (156) VS Matt Wiman (156)
Ricardo Funch (171) VS Johny Hendricks (171)
Lucio Linhares (185) VS Rousimar Palhares (186)
Edgar Garcia (171**) VS Damarques Johnson (171)
TJ Grant (171) VS Kevin Burns (171)
*Sanchez made weight on his second attempt, after an initial weigh-in at 156 pounds.
**Garcia made weight on his second attempt, after an initial weigh-in at 173 pounds.
***Gouveia and Belcher will fight at a catchweight of 195 pounds

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Henderson had been in negotiations with both the UFC and Strikeforce since his UFC contract expired this fall. “Dan chose to sign with Strikeforce after careful consideration,” Crecy told Sherdog.com via e-mail on Monday. “He approached the process with an open mind, and over the course of the past couple months became increasingly impressed with the Strikeforce organization. It was not a decision that Dan took lightly.”

Henderson could debut for Strikeforce as early as April on a tentatively planned CBS event, Sherdog.com has learned, and might face the promotion’s middleweight champion, Jake Shields, right out of the gate. Henderson, who also fights at light heavyweight, is being eyed for matchups against Strikeforce light heavyweight champion Gegard Mousasi and the world’s No. 1 heavyweight, Fedor Emelianenko, said a source with knowledge of the deal. “Dan has always been motivated by the challenge of competing above his natural weight class, and he would certainly be honored to square off with Fedor at some point,” said Crecy. Henderson, who is Sherdog.com’s No. 3 ranked middleweight, and the UFC had stalemated on a new five-fight agreement since late July, following the two-time Olympic wrestler’s second-round knockout of Michael Bisping at UFC 100. (Henderson earned $350,000 for the win, which included a $100,000 performance bonus from the promotion.)

Henderson was first announced to rematch Rich Franklin at UFC 103 last September in Dallas, though he was later replaced by Vitor Belfort as the 39-year-old California native’s renegotiations continued. During a July 31 teleconference call, UFC President Dana White said Henderson was “next in line” to challenge middleweight titleholder Anderson Silva in a rematch of their March 2008 bout at UFC 82. However, the bout would never come to fruition. Henderson met face-to-face with UFC owners Dana White and Lorenzo Fertitta at the end of September in Las Vegas, but could not hash out a new contract.

In November, Strikeforce joined the negotiation table after Henderson’s two-month non-compete period had expired with the UFC. Unlike other standard UFC contracts, Henderson’s did not include a matching period in which the UFC could review and match outside offers, said the source.

Source: sherdog.com

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Roy Nelson def. Brendan Schaub via KO – R1, 3:45

Matt Hamill def. Jon Jones via DQ (illegal elbows)

Kimbo Slice def. Houston Alexander via unanimous decision

Frankie Edgar def. Matt Veach via submission (rear-naked choke) – R2, 2:22

Matt Mitrione def. Marcus Jones via KO – R2 (0:10)

James McSweeney def. Darrill Schoonover via TKO (stoppage) — R3, 3:20

Jon Madsen def. Justin Wren via unanimous decision 

Brian Stann def. Rodney Wallace via unanimous decision

John Howard def. Dennis Hallman via KO — R3, 4:55

Mark Bocek def. Joe Brammer via submission (rear-naked choke) – R1, 3:36

Former IFL champ Roy Nelson stepped off the scale at 263 pounds against former pro football player Brendan Schaub, who registered at 240 pounds. The heavyweight finalists will vye for a six-figure contract with the UFC in the main event.

Kimbo Slice wasn’t happy with cutting weight for the first time in his career, but he successfully made weight on the dot for his 215-pound catchweight bout against Houston Alexander. Alexander, who normally fights at light heavyweight, did not have to shed any pounds, entering way under at 208.

Full results of the weigh-ins are below, and video of the weigh-ins is available here.

Spike TV Bouts
Roy Nelson (263) vs. Brendan Schaub (240)
Matt Hamill (206) vs. Jon Jones (206)
Kimbo Slice (215) vs. Houston Alexander (208)
Frank Edgar (155) vs. Matt Veach (155)
Marcus Jones (262) vs. Matt Mitrione (255)

Preliminary Bouts
Darrill Schoonover (254) vs. James McSweeney (235)
Jon Madsen (247) vs. Justin Wren (254)
Brian Stann (205) vs. Rodney Wallace (203)
John Howard (170) vs. Dennis Hallman (169)
Mark Bocek (156) vs. Joe Brammer (155)

Source: www.mmafighting.com