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UFC Fight Night Results

Tonight's UFC Fight Night 17: Lauzon vs. Stephens features one of the youngest main events in UFC history, with the 22-year-old Jeremy Stephens taking on the 24-year-old Joe Lauzon. Other impressive 20-somethings on the card include heavyweight Cain Velasquez, welterweight Anthony Johnson, middleweight Jake Rosholt and a lightweight clash between Josh Neer and Mac Danzig.

Fight Night has begun and we have all the results of all the fights below.

Anthony Johnson beat Luigi Fioravanti by first-round TKO (strikes)
Josh Neer beat Mac Danzig by second-round submission (triangle choke)
Cain Velasquez beat Denis Stojnic by second-round TKO (strikes)
Joe Lauzon beat Jeremy Stephens by second-round submission (armbar)

Matt Riddle beat Steve Bruno by unanimous decision
Nick Catone beat Derek Downey by second-round submission (keylock)
Gleison Tibau beat Rich Clementi by first-round submission (guillotine)
Matt Veach beat Matt Grice by first-round TKO (strikes)
Dan Miller beat Jake Rosholt by first-round submission (guillotine)
Kurt Pellegrino beat Rob Emerson by second-round submission (rear-naked choke)