In anticipation of their UFC 111 main-event fight, UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre and challenger Dan Hardy will be featured in “UFC Primetime,” a three-part special that airs on Spike TV. The first episode debuts on Spike TV tonight at 10 p.m. ET/PT, while parts two and three will air in the same timeslot on March 17 and March 24, respectively.

Stephan Bonnar has lost an appeal to change the result of his UFC 110 loss to Krzystztof Soszynski. The Combat Sports Authority of New South Wales ruled this past Tuesday that the official result ruling the fight a TKO win in favor of Soszynski stands. “A review was held … and the Combat Sports Authority of NSW did not seek to interfere with the referee’s decision,” wrote Craig Waller, Executive Director of the Combat Sports Authority of New South Wales, in an email sent to MMAjunkie.com late Tuesday night.

A welterweight matchup between Martin Kampmann and Paulo Thiago is currently in the works for UFC 115. The potential bout was first reported by The Las Vegas Sun , and MMAjunkie.com has since confirmed that both fighters have verbally agreed to the fight, and bout agreements are expected to be finalized shortly. While not yet officially announced, UFC 115 is expected to take place June 12 at GM Place in Vancouver, British Columbia. The night’s main card airs on pay-per-view.

DirecTV subscribers, stop reading now. While U.S. subscribers of the satellite television service are still waiting anxiously to hear if DirecTV and Versus will resolve their differences in time for this month’s debut UFC event on the network, the fight promotion is ensuring MMA fans worldwide will see the event. The UFC recently announced that “UFC on Versus 1: Vera vs. Jones” will air on a host of countries outside of the U.S., including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico and the U.K.

With many of World Extreme Cagefighting’s top stars just hours away from hitting the scales for the organization’s first trip to Ohio, MMAjunkie.com Radio today welcomes WEC 47 fighter Bart Palaszewski to the show. After earning a razor-thin split-decision victory over Anthony Pettis in his most recent outing, Palaszewski now welcomes fast-rising prospect Karen Darabedyan to the cage on Saturday night. “Bartimus” will discuss the fight when he calls in to today’s program. MMAjunkie.com Radio begins at noon ET (9 a.m. PT) live from the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino’s Race & Sports Book. Listen to and watch a video stream of the two-hour show at www.mmajunkie.com/radio .

Mike Chiappetta of MMAFighting.com asks the question, who might get the first shot at the UFC’s newest light heavyweight signee – and former boxing champion – James Toney. There is a set of assumptions we can make about a prospective opponent. First, rather than risk a promising young fighter losing to Toney and losing momentum, it’s safe to assume the UFC will try to match him with a veteran.

Bellator today added two more lightweights to its upcoming 155-pound tournament, announcing the signings of M-1 Challenge veteran Janne Tulirinta and undefeated Cincinnati native Chad Hinton, who join Ferrid Kheder, Mike Ricci and Carey Vanier as announced participants for promotion’s season two tourney. From Bellator: The two fighters — Janne Tulirinta (12-3) and Chad Hinton (6-0) — join Ferrid Kheder, Mike Ricci and Carey Vanier in the nationally televised tournament, which begins April 8th. The last three 155 lbs. fighters will be announced later this month. Bellator will also conduct tournaments at 145, 170 and 185 lbs. during its second season, which will be televised on FOX Sports Net, NBC and Telemundo. Winners of each tournament will earn the rank of No. 1 contender and a chance to face off in a title bout against Bellator’s Season 1 champions. “Janne and Chad come from very different backgrounds but they have one thing in common: They both have the tools to impact our lightweight division,” said Bellator founder and CEO Bjorn Rebney