UFC 193: Ronda Rousey vs Holly Holm

After that unbelievable turn of events, it's time for the post fight press conference at the Etihad Stadium.

And we have a new UFC women's bantamweight champion! Well done, Holly Holm.

Holly Holm makes history as she is the first women to hold both a boxing World Championship and a UFC Championship.

After dominating the first round, Holly connects with her trademark kick to shock Rousey and the world.

Round 2 and Ronda wasn't careful. Holly caught her with a couple of jab - punch combos, and decked her with a wicked head kick, sending Ronda crashing to the canvas. Holly followed it up with a couple of hammerfists as Herb Dean stepped in! And the world is going nuts!

And Holm does the impossible as she knocks Rousey out with a brutal headkick

In the main event, Ronda went all out, with her hands being down against a former boxing world champ! 10 - 9 to Holly in round 1, and yes folks, I can't believe it either.

And there you have it. Joanna retains her title via unanimous decision after that amazing fight.

Yet another competitive round for the SW title, as Joanna's striking game proved too much for Valerie. Trading shots with Joanna isn't the best idea, but Valerie held her own for most of the fight. Joanna wins round 4 and the fight 49 - 46.

Another productive round for the champ, as Joanna kept pushing forward, connecting with some beautiful hooks. That's 3 rounds to Joanna and 1 to Valerie. Onto the final round then!

In the third round, Joanna dictated the pace of the fight, while Valerie tried to concentrate on her movement and went for the one twos. Joanna connected with most of her jabs, while Valerie tried to take Joanna down. Round 3 to Joanna, who leads 29 - 28, as we go into championship rounds!

Great round of exchanges in round 2, as Joanna was a bit more aggressive. Her combinations were fluid, and she caught Valerie with her burst of pace. Round 2 to Joanna, as we're even at 19 - 19 going into the last round.

That was an eventful right between Joanna and Valerie, as Val went on the offensive, but Joanna came back and connected with a beautiful front kick. Round 1 to Valerie, but only just.

Co - main event time, as Valerie looks focused. Joanna has been unstoppable in the SW division. Can Valerie use her size and reach advantage to bring the champ down? We'll find out.

Both men started cautiously, but Hunt quickly picked up the pace. Hunt connected with a couple of quick jab - punch combinations, as Silva looked wobbly with his leg kicks. Hunt finished Silva off with combinations, and won the fight in the first round via TKO.

Up next is the rematch for the ages! The last time Hunt and Silva faced each other inside the Octagon, it became a stuff of legends. Let's hope for the same this time around.

Whittaker wins via unanimous decision, as the Australian crowd goes nuts. That's 2 - 0 for us on the main card.

Uriah never got off the blocks, as Whittaker worked on Uriah in the third round. Uriah got in a couple of jabs and a beautiful front face kick a la Anderson Silva, but that's about it. Whittaker took Uriah down in the dying seconds, and inches Uriah to win round 3 10 - 9. That's 30 - 27 in favor of Whittaker for those who're keeping count.

Round 2 was almost even, with Whittaker going after Hall in the early going, but Uriah managed to find his touch, and went for some highlight finishes. Whittaker wins round 2 10 - 9, and 20 - 18 on aggregate going into the final round.

Crowd was firmly behind Whittaker, as the Australian managed to negate Hall's unpredictability and worked over Hall on the ground. Whittaker wins round 1 10 - 9.

As predicted, Jared wins the fight 29 - 28 with a unanimous decision. No post fight interview with Joe. Smart decision?

Both men got a takedown each in the third round, but the fans aren't happy with the fight. Loud boos as Struve wins the third round 10 - 9, but that was a pretty weak performance. Jared with 29 - 28 according to us. Official decision yet to be announced.

Same story in round 2. Rosholt grinds Struve on the ground, and wins the second round 10 - 9, although Struve landed some elbows during the dying seconds. 20 - 18 to Rosholt after round 2.

Round 1 was pretty lackluster, as Rosholt tried to keep the distance, and tried to work on Struve on the ground. 10 - 9 to Rosholt in Round 1.

Time for the main card, and Struve and Rosholt are in the cage to kick things off, as the Melbourne crowd looks fired up.

In the last fight of the FS1 prelims card, hometown hero Jake Matthews fought back after an early onslaught by Akbarh Arreola to win the fight after the doctors deemed Arreola unfit to continue to fight.

"I made sure I didn’t have to cut 10 or 11 kilograms before the fight", said Mark Hunt about his current fight. Let's wait and see if he has done enough to notch up a victory on the main card.