UFC 112 Results: Silva vs. Maia, Penn vs. Edgar, Gracie vs. Hughes, More

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By Bryan Tucker - Executive Editor

FanHouse has UFC 112 results for all of the April 10 UFC 112 fights, plus live UFC coverage from Abu Dhabi, live blogs of all the fights and live UFC 112 twitter updates.

In the main event, Anderson Silva and Demian Maia will square off for the middleweight championship. The card also features BJ Penn vs. Frankie Edgar for the lightweight title in the co-main event. Renzo Gracie will battle former UFC champion Matt Hughes on the televised card as well.

Full UFC 112 results are below.

Televised card
Anderson Silva def. Demian Maia by unanimous decision (live blog)
Frankie Edgar def. BJ Penn by unanimous decision (live blog)
Matt Hughes def. Renzo Gracie via third-round TKO (live blog)
Rafael Dos Anjos def. Terry Etim via submission (armbar) (live blog)
Mark Munoz def. Kendall Grove by second-round TKO (live blog)

Non-televised card
Phil Davis def. Alexander Gustafsson via submission (anaconda choke) Round 1, 4:55 - Davis continues his undefeated streak by showing off his superior wrestling skills, leading to an anaconda choke with 5 seconds remaining in the first round.
Rick Story def. Nick Osipczak via split decision - Most on press row didn't agree with the decision. Looked like Osipczak won Rounds 2 and 3.
DaMarques Johnson def. Brad Blackburn via TKO (strikes) -- Round 3, 2:08 -- Johnson lost first two rounds. Turned it up in the third with a reversal on the ground and started to land elbows and strikes. He finished him off with a kick to the body. Nice comeback.
Paul Kelly def. Matt Veach via submission (guillotine) -- Round 2, 3:41 -- Veach started strong, almost sinking in a rear-naked choke. However, Kelly then took over with knees, elbows and ground-and-pound. Kelly opened up Veach with an elbow in round 1. More of the same in round 2, leading to the submission.
John Madsen def. Mostapha Al-Turk via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) -- Madsen wins rounds two and three with a healthy dose of jabs. The TUF 10 alum seals the deal with a takedown with seconds remaining in Round 3.

Note: Paul Taylor fight against John Gunderson has been canceled.

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