Author Matthew Wheeler (Contributor)

Arizona based fighter Aaron Simpson plans to make his long-awaited Welterweight debut tonight on the UFC on Fuel TV 4 Main card. Aaron Simpson was on a three fight winning streak when he faced a relatively new UFC fighter in Ronny Marks, losing a split decision after being muscled around the cage. That’s fight prompted Simpson's decision to make the cut to a lower weight class so he could be the one tossing his weight around and potentially rejuvenate his career in the process.

When the UFC offers a Title shot they mean business and if you want to take an alternate route it may not always pan out in your favor. We have seen many fighters decide to wait or take other fights instead of chasing UFC gold not pay off, and last week’s UFC on FX 4 bout between Hatsu Hioki and Ricardo Lames was a true shocker.

Friday's UFC on FX 4 will mark the FX Network’s fourth live event and presents a good addition to the fight weekends that also includes UFC 147. New Jersey will play host to the night's action as many top UFC fighters look to advance their position in their respective divisions.

Rocker of the UFC’s most original “Harrow” and veteran of 65 fights, Brian Ebersole looks to continue his winning ways June 22nd on the UFC on FX 4 card. Ebersole will be going for his 11th straight victory when he meets submission savvy TJ Waldburger on the night's main card. Waldburger has also strung together some quality wins himself and looks to build his worth when he clashes against the wild and always dangerous Ebersole next week.

This Friday night the UFC brings the Flyweight rematch between Demetrious Johnson and Ian McCall to Florida as the headliner of UFC on FX: Johnson vs. McCall. The event landed in Florida as part of the Harley Davidson Home Town Throw down and if the judges can add correctly will determine who will face Joseph Benavidez in the first ever UFC Flyweight title fight. The UFC on FX: Johnson vs. McCall card will feature 12 bouts overall, with a main card of four.

Saturday’s UFC 146 card was everything a fight fan could ever ask for and more, and most of the fights went so fast you couldn't even leave your seat before another fight started. While the all heavyweight main card is getting most of the attention, let’s take a second to look at an underdog story gone horribly right.

This weekend promises to deliver an exciting event split down the middle between Heavyweights on the UFC 146 Main Card, and the UFC 146 preliminary card which features many stars leading the fans into the PPV. With all the changes to the card from top to bottom, the UFC has had their hands full with this card, yet the extra hours they put in has produced yet another solid card. Below is the Preliminary card breakdown which is more than worth its weight in gold and should not go missed.

Last night’s Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix may have been the best main cards in the promotions history with two epic headlines that preceded two quick ending opening bouts. In the second bout of the night’s main card, Rafael Cavalcante impressed many with his revenge served ice-cold approach to his Mike Kyle rematch.