Here are the results for the 1st place winners of the 2010 "CLASH FOR CASH".

Reports are coming out that this year’s annual year end UFC show will be UFC 125 and it will take place on January 1 from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. There’s not much else known about the card, but expect that the UFC will push a solid finish to the year.

The MMA News will update UFC 125 and the word comes out.

Tito Ortiz will return to action against Matt Hamill at UFC 121, according to MMAfighting.com. UFC 121 will take place on October 23 from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California and will mark the return of Ortiz who last fought at UFC 106 as part of the main event of the night when he took on and lost to Forrest Griffin.

Ortiz hasn’t looked good at all, having struggled to compete at a high level and not having won a bout since 2006(and that was against Ken Shamrock) but has gone on the record to say that injuries to his back have been the culprit, not a decrease in skill set. Ortiz is still a strong draw, however, and fighting against Matt Hamill will certainly get many fans watching, both live and PPV.

Hamill is riding a four fight win streak, with his last loss coming to Rich “Ace Franklin” at UFC 88, though everyone including Hamill himself, realises that his disqualification win over Jon Jones was pretty hollow as he was thoroughly getting his butt whipped. Hamill last fought against Keith Jardine and won the fight, prompting the UFC to cut Jardine from the roster. With a win over Ortiz, he could make it two for two as Ortiz clearly is a “name” but with no wins in so long one has to wonder how many more chances he’ll get.

UFC 121 will feature heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar taking on number one contender Cain Velasquez and will also mark the introduction of Jake Shields to the promotion when he takes on Martin Kampmann.

The Cornhusker Games took place on June 26th. Over 80 lifters competed in this meet. We have a video of Kenneth Ruben (242)

In this week's installment of HDNet Fights Video Vault, our weekly
fight-of-the-week feature, we stray from MMA in favor of a pair of
recent kickboxing contests that both featured rather odd first-round
finishes.

First up is a superfight between Romanian slugger Catalin "The
Carpathian Death" Morosanu and Dutch-Surinamese striker Errol "The
Bonecrusher" Zimmerman, followed by a tournament semifinal bout between
"Son of Dracula" Sebastian Ciobanu and Siala-Mou "Mighty Mo" Siligia.

Both fights took place at the K-1 World Grand Prix 2010 in Bucharest,
which took place May 21 in Bucharest, Romania, and aired on HDNet.

A featherweight bout between Bryan Caraway and
Fredson Paixao - initially slated for WEC 47 in March
but scratched when Caraway suffered a knee injury - is now official for
August's WEC 50 event.

WEC officials today announced the contest, which is expected to take
place on the evening's preliminary card.

Featuring a bantamweight title fight between current champ Dominick Cruz
and challenger Joseph Benavidez, "WEC 50: Cruz vs. Benavidez" takes
place Aug. 18 at The Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort.

Carlos Condit has agreed to fight fellow welterweight contender Dan Hardy in a UFC 120 bout planned for October.

A source close to the overseas show told MMAjunkie.com verbal agreements are in place for the fight, which was first reported by MMAWeekly.com earlier today.

UFC 120 takes place Oct. 16 at The 02 in London, England.

WEC 49 took place on June 20 from the Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and the ECSC(Edmonton Combatative Sports Commision) has issued their list of medical suspensions from the night. Every fighter has been suspended, though most can get back to training with a quick doctors clearance. The biggest suspensions went to Jamie Varner and Kamal Shalorus both of whom were suspended indefinetely.

Jamie Varner: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by a doctor. X-rays are required for right hand, right foot and ribs.
Kamal Shalorus: Suspended indefinitely until cleared by a doctor. X-rays required for hands and right leg.
Yves Jabouin: 30 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Mark Hominick: 30 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Will Campuzano: 30 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Diego Nunes: 30 day suspension for precautionary reasons
L.C. Davis: 21 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Daniel Downes: 21 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Anthony Leone: 21 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Chris Horodecki: 14 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Eddie Wineland: 14 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Frank Gomez: 14 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Wagnney Fabiano: 14 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Bendy Casimir: 14 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Raphael Assuncao: 14 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Chris Cariaso: 14 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Rafael Rebello: 14 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Renan Barao: 14 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Josh Grispi: 7 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Will Kerr: 7 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Karen Darabedyan: 7 day suspension for precautionary reasons
Erik Koch: 7 day suspension for precautionary reasons

With no titles on the line and most of the organization's biggest stars on the sidelines, ratings dipped for Sunday's Versus-televised WEC 49 event but peaked with 324,000 viewers for the night's Jamie Varner vs. Kamal Shalorus lightweight headliner.

MMAjunkie.com today obtained the ratings estimates from an industry source.

The June 20 WEC 49 event, which took place at Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, averaged approximately 244,000 viewers.

Welcome to MMAjunkie.com's live coverage of tonight's WEC 49 event.

Tonight's show takes place at Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada,
and features a Versus-televised headliner between lightweight
contenders Jamie Varner and Kamal Shalorus.

Follow along with live event updates beginning at 6:30 p.m. ET (3:30 p.m. PT)
for the preliminary card and 9 p.m. ET for the main card.