MMA Live UFC 113 weigh-in special from Montreal

UFC 113: Machida Vs. Shogun 2 Weigh In Results

UFC 113 is set to go from Montreal tomorrow night as all fighters have made weight for the pay per view event that is set to feature Lyoto "The Dragon" Machida defending his title against Mauricio "Shogun" Rua in the main event of the evening.

A crucial welterweight fight is also on the card as Josh Koscheck and Paul Daley vie for a shot at Georges St. Pierre's 170lb crown.

Main event:

205 lbs.: Lyoto Machida (204) vs. Mauricio Rua (205)

Main card (Televised):

170 lbs.: Paul Daley (170) vs. Josh Koscheck (170)
265 lbs.: Kevin Ferguson (225) vs. Matt Mitrione (253)
155 lbs.: Jeremy Stephens (155) vs. Sam Stout (155)
185 lbs.: Alan Belcher (186) vs. Patrick Cote (184)

Under card (May not be broadcast):

170 lbs.: Marcus Davis (169) vs. Jonathan Goulet (169)
265 lbs.: Joey Beltran (239) vs. Tim Hague (266)
170 lbs.: T.J. Grant (169) vs. Johny Hendricks (170)
185 lbs.: Joe Doerksen (186) vs. Tom Lawlor (185)
170 lbs.: Mike Guymon (170) vs. Yoshiyuki Yoshida (170)
185 lbs.: Jason MacDonald (185) vs. John Salter (185)

Final Card For UFC 113: Machida Vs. Shogun 2 On May 8th

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The UFC light heavyweight championship will be on the line this weekend in Montreal at UFC 113 and Lyoto Machida looks to defend the title again against Mauricio "Shogun" Rua. The following is a look at the rest of the card:

MAIN CARD

Champ Lyoto Machida vs. Mauricio "Shogun" Rua (for light heavyweight title)
Paul Daley vs. Josh Koscheck
Jeremy Stephens vs. Sam Stout
Kevin "Kimbo Slice" Ferguson vs. Matt Mitrione
Alan Belcher vs. Patrick Cote

PRELIMINARY CARD

Joe Doerksen vs. Tom Lawlor
Marcus Davis vs. Jonathan Goulet
T.J. Grant vs. Johny Hendricks
Joey Beltran vs. Tim Hague
Mike Guymon vs. Yoshiyuki Yoshida
Jason MacDonald vs. John Salter

Lyoto Machida Says He Never Underestimated Shogun

UFC Light Heavyweight Champ Lyoto Machida talks about his UFC 113 challenger "Shogun" Rua, the man he beat narrowly back in 2009, leading up to the May 8th rematch:

"After analyzing the fight and thinking about the fight, I still feel the judges made the right choice. I never underestimated Shogun. I knew he was a tough fighter. I never underestimate anybody. A fight is a fight and you never know what is going to happen until you start fighting. Both for myself and for Shogun, being in there with each other for 25 minutes, Iâm sure he noticed some things about me and I noticed some things about him. I think that makes it so much greater for the rematch this time around. I believe the main priority of the fighter is to go in there and fight well."