picking him apart with big shots.  The fighters embrace as the horn sounds.  We're scoring the round in favor of Lytle 10-9.

Final result: Lytle wins by unanimous decision.

Demarques Johnson (USA) vs. James Wilks (USA) - TUF Welterweight Final

Round one:  Wilks comes out strong with a nice combination and two big knees to the face of Johnson.  Johnson keeps swinging but the fight goes to the ground where Johnson pulls guard.  Wilks goes for a heel hook and Johnson takes top control.  Wilks pulls guard and tries an omoplata then a triangle but Johnson shows good submission defense and escapes.  Wilks takes Johnson's back with a minute remaining and looks to sink a choke and gets it.  Johnson is forced to tap and Wilks wins the fight securing the sweep for the UK.

Final result: Wilks wins by submission (choke) at 4:54 of the 1st

Andre Winner (UK) vs. Ross Pearson (UK)- TUF Lightweight Final

Round one:  They measure each other out and exchange some quick flurries.  The clinch against the cage with neither gaining an advantage.  They exchange knees to the body.  There's not much action yet but the fight is as close as can be.  Pearson lands some body knees then takes a knee to the groin from Winner.  He recovers and the battle picks up the pace with some dirty boxing.  Pearson tries a takedown but Winner is ready for it.  Winner lands a few good shots and a knee to the face to close the round and for that we'll score a 10-9 in his favor.

Round two:  They move to the cage and clinch again.  Pearson attempts some takedowns but Winner avoids them.  They trade some knees to the legs and body and Pearson lands a few foot stomps.  They finally break free and Pearson gets a quick advantage but Winner clinches again immediately.  Pearson gets a small edge in a round that doesn't thrill the crowd.  10-9.

Round three:  Winner tries to stay away and use his reach but Pearson forces the fight close.  Winner lands a nice hook then Pearson delivers in the clinch.  Winner appears to be tiring and Pearson keeps coming.  Pearson scores a single leg takedown but Winner gets right back to his feet.  Back to the clinch they go as they trade evenly again.  The pace is picking up with less than a minute and they trade flurries.  Pearson lands a nice knee and a big elbow to end the round and win it on our card 10-9. 

Final result:  Ross Pearson wins by unanimous decision.