Start to finish. 
Awesome FOX card.
Yeah, for once the Main Card was better than the prelims! Really great card, glad I stayed up to 3am to watch it!
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I hope a lot of people saw this card because that was the most entertaining card in a while
JeffersonDArcyChoke -It's hard to argue with this.Philip Proctor - Stupid waste of resources. This is probably due to a crackdown on prescription opiates. Junkies gonna junk.This.
I'd rather a pill mill exist.
100 people enter. Leave PEACEFULLY with a RX. Go to drug store. Get pills. They know what they are getting. They get high.
Rather than heroin dealers shooting rivals. 100 thieves breaking into houses to steal to afford dope. Sharing dirty needles and injecting shirty dope laced with fentynal or worse and OD'ing.
Call me crazy Id rather live next to a guy who uses pills than one who shoots heroin.
Cracking down on RX has only given H dealers new customers.
And guess what?
Heroin producers and dealers can't be stopped like drug stores and doctors.
Doctors and drug stores fear the rules and licenses.
Heroin producers and dealers have no such fears and now no shortage of clients.
This will do for smack what prohibition did for Capone.
You've now given the Mexican mob and Afghani poppy farmers a license to rule.
Agreed.
We got a little bit of everything. A quick KO to start the night, folowed by a a nice little grappling war that ended with a TKO, followed by a super-close competitive split decision, and topped off with a sweet submission.
Hell yea!!! 
slamming - It's because the matchups were more tailored for TV rather than just relying on big names to perform.
They went for reliability over flash.
I don't think they were really tailored for TV. The HW fight probably was, but the rest of them were all standard climbing the ladder type matches. According to the BloodyElbow composite rankings, Paulhares and Belcher were ranked #16 and #17 at MW, Hendricks and Koscheck were #5 and #6 at WW, and Miller and Diaz were #5 and #7 at LW. Hendricks and Diaz are probably both next in line for a shoot at the title in their respective weight divisions after tonight.
Was an entertaining card, fully agree
Steve4192 -slamming - It's because the matchups were more tailored for TV rather than just relying on big names to perform.
They went for reliability over flash.
I don't think they were really tailored for TV. The HW fight probably was, but the rest of them were all standard climbing the ladder type matches. According to the BloodyElbow composite rankings, Paulhares and Belcher were ranked #16 and #17 at MW, Hendricks and Koscheck were #5 and #6 at WW, and Miller and Diaz were #5 and #7 at LW. Hendricks and Diaz are probably both next in line for a shoot at the title in their respective weight divisions after tonight.
Tailored for TV meaning that you knew they were going to be fun fights regardless of their importance, with the possibility of Koscheks fight being boring.
They put on a card with dependable guys who go out to fight.
Steve4192 - Agreed..
We got a little bit of everything. A quick KO to start the night, folowed by a a nice little grappling war that ended with a TKO, followed by a super-close competitive split decision, and topped off with a sweet submission.
hedfunk - Yeah, for once the Main Card was better than the prelims! Really great card, glad I stayed up to 3am to watch it!What was wrong with the prelims?
The whole thing was great, from start to finish.