Event results for "UFC on FX 7," which took place tonight at the Ibirapuera Arena in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Main Card Bouts (Live on FX, 9:00 PM ET)
Vitor Belfort def. Michael Bisping via TKO (head kick, punches), Rd 2, 1:26
CB Dollaway def. Daniel Sarafian via split decision (29-28x2,28-29)
Gabriel Gonzaga def. Ben Rothwell via submission (guillotine-choke), Rd 2, 1:01
Khabib Nurmagomedov def. Thiago Tavares via KO (punch), Rd 1, 1:55

Preliminary Bouts (Live on Fuel TV, 6:00 PM ET)
Godofredo Castro def. Milton Vieira via split decision (28-29x2, 28-29)
Ronny Markes def. Andrew Craig via decision (29-x3)
Nik Lentz  def. Diego Nunes via decision, 30-27, 30-28, 20-26)
Edson Barboza def. Lucas Martins via submission (punches), Rd 1, 2:38
Yuri Alcantara def. Pedro Nobre ruled a NC (accidental punches to the back of the head), Rd 1, 2:11
Ildemar Alcantara def. Wagner Prado via submission (knee-bar), Rd 2, 2:39

Preliminary Bouts (Live on Facebook. 5:30 PM)
Francisco Trinaldo def. C.J. Keith via submission (arm-triangle choke), Rd 2, 1:50

Event results for UFC 152, which takes place today at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.

Main card (Pay-per-view)

• Jon Jones  def. Vitor Belfort via sumission (americana), Rd 4, 0:54
• Demetrious Johnson def. Joseph Benavidez  via split decision (49-46, 48-47, 47-48)
• Michael Bisping def. Brian Stann via decision (29-28x3)
• Matt Hamill def. Roger Hollett via decision (30-27x2, 29-28)
• Cub Swanson def. Charles Oliveira via KO (punch), Rd 1, 2:40

Preliminary card (FX)

• Vinny Magalhaes  def, Igor Pokrajac via submision (armbar), Rd 2, 1:14
•  T.J. Grant vs. Evan Dunham via decision (29-28x2, 30-27)
• Sean Pierson  def. Lance Benoist via decision (29-28x3)
• Marcus Brimage def. Jim Hettes via decision (29-28x3)

Preliminary card (Facebook)

• Seth Baczynski def. Simeon Thoresen  via KO (punch), Rd1 , 4:10
• Mitch Gagnon def. Walel Watson via submission (rear-naked choke), Rd 1, 1:09
• Kyle Noke  def. Charlie Brenneman via TKO (punches), Rd 1, 0:45

Weigh-in results for UFC 152, which takes place today at the Mattamy Athletic Centre at The Gardens in Toronto.

Main card (Pay-per-view)

• Champ Jon Jones (204.6) vs. Vitor Belfort (204.2)
• Joseph Benavidez (124.4) vs. Demetrious Johnson (125)
• Michael Bisping (185.6) vs. Brian Stann (185.4)
• Matt Hamill (205.6) vs. Roger Hollett (203.6)
• Charles Oliveira (146.4)* vs. Cub Swanson (145.8)

Preliminary card (FX)

• Vinny Magalhaes (204.8) vs. Igor Pokrajac (205)
• Evan Dunham (155) vs. T.J. Grant (154.6)
• Lance Benoist (170.4) vs. Sean Pierson (169.4)
• Marcus Brimage (145.4) vs. Jim Hettes (145.8)

Preliminary card (Facebook)

• Seth Baczynski (171) vs. Simeon Thoresen (170.4)
• Mitch Gagnon (135) vs. Walel Watson (135.2)
• Charlie Brenneman (170.8) vs. Kyle Noke (170.4)

Following the cancellation of UFC 151 and some subsequent card-shuffling, the lineup for next month's UFC 152 event is again finalized.

The event, of course, now features a headliner between light-heavyweight champion Jon Jones (16-1 MMA, 10-1 UFC) and Vitor Belfort (21-9 MMA, 10-5 UFC).

To make room for the title fight – one of two on the card – a lightweight bout of Evan Dunham (13-2 MMA, 6-2 UFC) vs. T.J. Grant (18-5 MMA, 5-3 UFC) has been demoted to the event's preliminary card.

UFC 152 takes place Sept. 22 at Toronto's Air Canada Centre, and five fights are part of the PPV lineup. FX and Facebook carry the prelims.

Jones shifted to the UFC 152 card after Dan Henderson pulled out of this weekend's canceled UFC 151 event. That set off a chain reaction in which Chael Sonnen was tapped a replacement, though Jones turned down the fight. Jones then was slated to fight Lyoto Machida at UFC 152, but Machida then turned down the fight. That opened the door for middleweight fighter Belfort, who hasn't fought at light heavyweight in five years, to step up for a surprise title shot in his former weight class.

Also slated for the UFC 152 main card is a title fight between Joseph Benavidez (16-2 MMA, 3-0 UFC) and Demetrious Johnson (15-2-1 MMA, 3-1-1 UFC), who fight in the final of a four-man tournament for the UFC's inaugural flyweight title.

Rounding out the main card are middleweights Michael Bisping (22-4 MMA, 12-4 UFC) vs. Brian Stann (12-4 MMA, 6-3 UFC), light heavyweights Vladimir Matyushenko (26-6 MMA, 7-4 UFC) vs. Matt Hamill (10-4 MMA, 9-4 UFC), and featherweights Cub Swanson (17-5 MMA, 2-1 UFC) vs. Charles Oliveira (16-2 MMA, 4-2 UFC).

Four prelims are slated for FX, and three stream on Facebook.

Source: MMAJunkie.com

UFC president Dana White recently teased a few upcoming big fights in the middleweight division, and now the first of those matchups is on the schedule.

MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) today confirmed with sources close to the two fighters that Vitor Belfort (21-9 MMA, 10-5 UFC) and Alan Belcher (18-6 MMA, 9-4 UFC) have verbally agreed to meet on the main card of this fall's UFC 153 event.

Additionally, Belfort late Tuesday took to his Twitter account to call out Belcher for UFC 153, then said in his native Portugese that the matchup was one UFC president Dana White wanted.

Featuring a featherweight title fight between current champion Jose Aldo and challenger Erik Koch, "UFC 153: Aldo vs. Koch" takes place Oct. 13 at Rio de Janeiro's HSBC Arena.

Belcher was briefly linked to a possible fight with Michael Bisping after the two took turns issuing challenges to each other in the media. However, Bisping was eventually booked to meet Brian Stann, and Belcher was left waiting for another top 185-pounder.

"The Talent" in May notched a TKO win over submission specialist Rousimar Palhares, which built on another first-round stoppage of veteran Jason MacDonald at UFC Fight Night 25. Prior to that, he was forced to take 16 months off as a career-threatening eye injury (detached retina) healed. The injury slowed Belcher's rise up the middleweight ranks, but he is currently 6-1 in his past seven fights in the octagon.

Meanwhile, Belfort was rumored to potentially fight opposing "The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil" coach Wanderlei Silva, and UFC managing director of international development Marshall Zelaznik even admitted that fight was "something we're working toward" even after Silva was defeated by Rich Franklin (who replaced an injured Belfort) at UFC 147.

Belfort, however, earlier in the day Tuesday went on Twitter to ask for a fight with Chris Weidman. Weidman, who recently knocked out Mark Munoz, believes he should get the next shot at middleweight champ Anderson Silva.

Instead, Belfort now will face Belcher in a fight that is expected to have real impact on the 185-pound title picture.