UFC 166: "Velasquez vs. Dos Santos 3" blew the roof off the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas, last night (Sat., Oct. 19, 2013) featuring a main event of Cain Velasquez successfully defending his heavyweight title over Junior dos Santos in the final bout of their historic trilogy.
The co-headlining attraction saw Daniel Cormier take care of business against Roy Nelson, earning a unanimous decision in a bout that saw him cruise his way past a challenge that, quite frankly, seemed beneath him.
The other three main card bouts saw Gilbert Melendez and Diego Sanchez have a "Fight of the Year" candidate, Gabriel Gonzaga knock out Shawn Jordan in heavyweight action, and John Dodson destroy Darrell Montague to put his name back in the flyweight title picture.
In cased you missed any or all of it -- or just want to keep the discussion alive -- below are links to all the major storylines borne from Saturday night's event in Houston.
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UFC 166: "Velasquez vs. Dos Santos 3"
Cain Velasquez vs. Junior dos Santos highlights
Daniel Cormier vs. Roy Nelson highlights
Gilbert Melendez vs. Diego Sanchez highlights
John Dodson vs. Darrell Montague highlights
Recap: John Dodson knocks out Darrell Montague
Recap: Gabriel Gonzaga finishes Shawn Jordan
Recap: Gilbert Melendez and Diego Sanchez tear the house down
Recap: Daniel Cormier cruises by Roy Nelson
Recap: Cain Velasquez destroys Junior dos Santos
Breakdown: Dodson vs. Montague
Breakdown: Melendez vs. Sanchez
Breakdown: Velasquez vs. Dos Santos
UFC 166 Post Fight Fallout
Biggest winner and lowliest loser
Who's next for Cain Velasquez?
He said what?!?!? "Velasquez vs. Dos Santos 3" edition
Matches to make for event winners
Dana White post-fight scrum video
White calls UFC 166 'greatest night of fights ever'
The Junior dos Santos punch face photo gallery makes its return
Manager: Dos Santos doing fine after Velasquez beatdown
Dos Santos didn't need to take that much of an ass whooping
White thought Dos Santos vs. Velasquez should have been stopped sooner
Daniel Cormier's drop to 205-pounds underwhelming after Roy Nelson bout
Cormier explains why he didn't call out Jon Jones
Melendez vs. Sanchez was a crazy, beautiful classic
Sanchez thinks fight with Melendez was a draw; wants a five-round rematch
Sarah Kaufman may have been robbed, according to Fight Metric
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That, my friends, should be enough to keep you talking -- at least for the time being. What gets your vote for the biggest story coming out of UFC 166?
Sound off, Maniacs.
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