For the main event, UFC flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson and John Dodson have to make a limit of 125 pounds. The co-main event features a heavyweight bout between Andrei Arlovski and Frank Mir, both of whom will have to make a limit of 265 pounds.

The weigh-ins for UFC 191 starts at 7:00 p.m. ET sharp! Make sure to bookmark this page and watch the live stream right here on Yell! Magazine.

Main card (PPV at 10 p.m. ET)

Demetrious Johnson vs. John Dodson
Andrei Arlovski vs. Frank Mir
Anthony Johnson vs. Jimi Manuwa
Jan Blachowicz vs. Corey Anderson
Paige VanZant vs. Alex Chambers

Undercard (FOX Sports 1 at 8 p.m. ET)

Ross Pearson vs. Paul Felder
Francisco Rivera vs. John Lineker
Jessica Andrade vs. Raquel Pennington
Clay Collard vs. Tiago Trator

Undercard (UFC Fight Pass at 6 p.m. ET)

Joe Riggs vs. Ron Stallings
Joaquim Silva vs. Nazareno Malegarie

In addition, you also get access into Frank Mir’s life as he deals with his family’s back-to-school schedule with his training camp. While his heavyweight opponent, Andrei Arlovski puts in a full day of work with the elite team of Greg Jackson, Mike Winkeljohn and Maximus. You get to all this and more in UFC 191 Embedded episode 1, so check it out!

UFC 191: Johnson vs. Dodson 2 takes place on September 5, 2015, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Last night, I put on my lucky UFC hat hoping to get an exciting heart pumping UFC 178 event, which definitely delivered that and so much more from the start of the prelims to the headlining flyweight title bout.

In the main event, Demetrious Johnson won seven straight fights with his win against underdog Chris Cariaso. He lived up to his nickname “Mighty Mouse” with his methodical performance by outclassing his opponent with speed, precision, and elite technique. Johnson ended up defeating Cariaso with ease in the second round by kimura submission. Known as one of the most active champions in the UFC, Johnson now plans to take an extended break from fighting and likely won’t step back inside the Octagon until early 2015.

As for the co-main event, it could have easily passed as the main. In fact, I heard some fans at the MGM Grand Garden Arena didn’t even stick around for it. The UFC pitted MMA veteran Dustin Poirier and featherweight prospect Conor McGregor, who has remarkable visions before each fight. McGregor envisioned a first round TKO, and that’s exactly what Poirier experienced. However, his win comes with controversy because some believe McGregor knocked him down by striking Poirier in the back of the head. Regardless, McGregor stole the show on fight night and earned himself an additional 50k bonus with Performance of the Night. There’s no official word yet, but the Irishman will most likely get the winner of Aldo vs. Mendes, which means title shot.

The entire results and bonuses for UFC 178: Johnson vs. Cariaso is noted right below.

UFC 178 Main card

Demetrious Johnson def. Chris Cariaso via submission (kimura)
Donald Cerrone def. Eddie Alvarez via unanimous decision
Conor McGregor def. Dustin Poirier via first-round TKO
Yoel Romero def Tim Kennedy via third-round TKO
Cat Zingano def. Amanda Nunes via third-round TKO

Undercard

Dominick Cruz def. Takeya Mizugaki via first-round TKO
Jorge Masvidal def. James Krause via unanimous decision
Stephen Thompson def. Patrick Cote via unanimous decision
Brian Ebersole def. John Howard via split decision
Kevin Lee def. Jon Tuck via unanimous decision
Manvel Gamburyan def. Cody Gibson via submission (guillotine)

UFC 178 Bonus Awards

Fight of the Night: Yoel Romero vs. Tim Kennedy
Performance of the Night: Conor McGregor and Dominick Cruz