Rob Kimmons def. Rob Yundt via submission (guillotine choke) -- Round 1, 3:58
Dean Lister def. Jeremy Horn via submission (guillotine choke) -- Round 1, 3:52
Matt Brown def. Matt Arroyo via TKO (strikes) -- Round 2, 3:40
Drew McFedries def. Marvin Eastman via TKO (strikes) -- Round 1, 1:08
Dustin Hazelett def. Josh Burkman via submission (arm bar) -- Round 2, 4:46
Matthew Riddle def. Dante Rivera via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
Spencer Fisher def. Jeremy Stephens via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Diego Sanchez def. Luigi Fioravanti by TKO (strikes) -- Round 3, 4:07
Amir Sadollah def. C.B. Dolloway via submission (arm bar) -- Round 1, 3:02
Kendall Grove def. Evan Tanner by split decision (30-26, 30-26, 28-29)

* KJ Noons def. Yves Edwards via TKO - Round 1, 0:48
* Nick Diaz def. Muhsin Corbbrey via TKO - Round 3, 3:59
* Murilo “Ninja” Rua def. Tony Bonello via TKO - Round 1, 3:16
* Dave “Pee Wee” Herman def. Ron Waterman via TKO - Round 1, 2:19
* Rafael Feijao def. Wayne Cole via TKO - Round 1, 2:47
* Bubba McDaniel def. Kala Hose via submission - Round 1, 0:41
* Mark Oshiro def. Chris “Red Bull” Willems via submission - Round 1, 2:12
* Mike Aina def. Kaleo Kwan via unanimous decision
* Lolohea Mahe vs. Chris Bernard (Bernard withdrew from bout due to illness)
* PJ Dean vs. Dean Lista - Majority draw

MAIN CARD (aired on PPV)
* Fedor Emelianenko vs. Tim Sylvia
* Andrei Arlovski vs. Ben Rothwell
* Josh Barnett vs. Pedro Rizzo
* Matt Lindland vs. Fabio Nascimento
* Renato "Babalu" Sobral vs. Mike Whitehead
PRELIMINARY CARD (aired on FSN)
* Paul Buentello vs. Aleksander Emelianenko
* Antonio Rogerio Nogueira vs. Vernon White
PRELIMINARY CARD (may not be shown on tv)
* Vitor Belfort vs. Terry Martin
* Ray Lazama vs. Justin Levens
* J.J. Ambrose vs. Mike Pyle
* Mark Hominick vs. Savant Young

Georges St. Pierre beat him as if he were a rookie and then submitted him at UFC 79, Matt Hughes admitted that thoughts of retirement had crossed his mind.

Saturday, in the main event of UFC 85, Hughes became a notch on the belt of Thiago Alves as he suffered another defeat in overwhelming fashion.

At the UFC 79 post-fight news conference in Las Vegas, Hughes vowed that he would retire before he'd become anyone's highlight reel but now it has happened 2 fights in a row.

Has Matt Hughes past his prime? Should Hughes hang up his gloves and retire to just teaching his once finely sharp honed skills?

Both the UFC and other promotions are over run with fighters and several are a new breed of well trained, hungry and on the edge fighters. While Hughes was one of the greats, it may be time to cut his losses and retire before he becomes another of the once great fighters who are now stepping stones for the up n comers to make a name off of.