A replay on Sunday's "WEC 49: Varner vs. Shalorus" event airs tonight on Versus.

The event took place at Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and featured a controversial lightweight headliner between Jamie Varner and Kamal Shalorus.

The two-hour replay airs at tonight 9 p.m. ET/PT on the WEC's longtime cable partner.

Fightmetric, which has often differed from judge’s decisions, would have scored the WEC 49 bout between Jamie Varner and Kamal Shalorus in favor of Varner by a score of 29-27. The fight, ruled a draw, was marred by a serious of low blows, one of which deducted a point from Shalorus.

Cecil Peoples, who seems to be often at the root of these scoring issues, had originally given two rounds to Shalorus, which seems to continue to push the idea that judges need to be well versed in MMA, not boxing. In any case the fight was quite exciting and a rematch will be forthcoming.

Fightmetric, which has often differed from judge’s decisions, would have scored the WEC 49 bout between Jamie Varner and Kamal Shalorus in favor of Varner by a score of 29-27. The fight, ruled a draw, was marred by a serious of low blows, one of which deducted a point from Shalorus.

Cecil Peoples, who seems to be often at the root of these scoring issues, had originally given two rounds to Shalorus, which seems to continue to push the idea that judges need to be well versed in MMA, not boxing. In any case the fight was quite exciting and a rematch will be forthcoming.

In a seven-year MMA career, Jamie Varner once again found himself nursing a broken hand and broken foot after a fight. But this time, he did not have a win to show for it.

Varner fought Kamal Shalorus for three rounds to a controversial split draw this past Sunday in the main event of WEC 49 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. But the former WEC champion feels the judges gave him the short end of the stick.

"Minus the low blows, I still think I won that fight," Varner said.

As expected lightweights Shane Roller and Anthony Pettis will meet in August at WEC 50.

This past week, MMAjunkie.com first reported the fight, which could have significant title implications following Sunday's draw between fellow contenders Jamie Varner and Kamal Shalorus.

Officials confirmed the booking, which will be part of WEC 50's main card, during the WEC 49 broadcast.

As expected lightweights Shane Roller and Anthony Pettis will meet in August at WEC 50.

This past week, MMAjunkie.com first reported the fight, which could have significant title implications following Sunday's draw between fellow contenders Jamie Varner and Kamal Shalorus.

Officials confirmed the booking, which will be part of WEC 50's main card, during the WEC 49 broadcast.

Frank Curreri, WEC - A high-stakes battle between Kamal Shalorus and Jamie Varner, with the winner possibly earning a title shot, took an unfortunate turn Sunday night when their gritty, gut-checking clash was declared a draw.

A miscarriage of justice in the main event between Jamie Varner and Kamal Shalorus ended what had been a fantastic night of fights during WEC 49 on a sour note.

Varner and Shalorus fought to a split draw according to the judges in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada this evening, although many ringside observers and fans at home would disagree with the ruling.

Varner had his way with Shalorus standing for the bulk of the first two rounds between the two heavy handed lightweights, utilizing an edge in speed and power with his punches to frustrate and rock “The Prince of Persia” on multiple occasions. Seemingly tipping the scales even further in Varner’s favor, Shalorus was docked a point in the second round due to a series of cringe-worthy kicks to the groin. Shalorus made a case for winning the third round after thrusting his foot into Varner’s groin one last time, securing a takedown and working some good old fashioned ground and pound for a large portion of the final frame.

When the dust had a chance to settle following three action packed rounds between the two it was revealed that the bout had been ruled a draw with one judge giving the bout to Varner via a score of 29-27, while another gave it to Shalorus 29-27, and the final judge ruled the bout even at 28-28.

In what should easily be ruled the fight of the night, Mark Hominick came back from being technically frustrated standing for the majority of the first round and rocked in the second round by fellow Canadian featherweight Yves Jabouin to stop his foe with a volley of strikes on the ground in an electrifying back and forth battle.

Josh Grispi confirmed the widespread belief that he is one of the top young fighters in the sport to keep an eye on with a nasty first round guillotine over the seasoned L.C. Davis that left the veteran completely unconscious.

Chris Horodecki bounced back from a defeat in his last bout with an impressive showing this evening against a green Danny Downes. Horodecki picked apart his game opponent at will standing before a third round rear-naked choke put the icing on the cake and the talented Shawn Tomkins fighter back in the winner’s circle.

A full list of results from WEC 49 is below:

Renan Barao def. Anthony Leone via submission (armbar) – Round 3

Chris Cariaso def. Rafael Rebello via unanimous decision (30-26, 29-28, 29-28)

Diego Nunes def. Rafael Assuncao via split decision (30-27, 28-29, 29-28)

Eric Koch def. Bendy Casimir via submission (triangle choke) – Round 1

Wagnney Fabiano def. Frank Gomez via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Will Kerr def. Karen Darabedyan via submission (armbar) – Round 1

Eddie Wineland def. Will Campuzano via TKO (strikes) – Round 1

Chris Horodecki def. Danny Downes via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 3

Josh Grispi def. L.C. Davis via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 1

Mark Hominick def. Yves Jabouin via TKO (strikes) – Round 2

Jamie Varner and Kamal Shalorus fight to split draw (29-27, 27-29, 28-28)

There are some fight where a draw seems like the only fair result for
two evenly matched opponents.

There are other times it seems like highway robbery.

Such was the case in the main event of Sunday's "WEC 49: Varner vs.
Shalorus" event in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, when lightweights Jamie
Varner and Kamal Shalorus fought to a foul-laden draw result, much to
the surprise of almost everyone watching.

There are some fights where a draw seems like the only fair result for
two evenly matched opponents.

There are other times when it feels like highway robbery.

Such was the case in the main event of Sunday's "WEC 49: Varner vs.
Shalorus" event in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, when lightweights Jamie
Varner and Kamal Shalorus fought to a foul-laden draw result, much to
the surprise of almost everyone watching.