The MMA News will be live at the Shaw Conference Centre in Edmonton, Canada for Saturday’s “TFC 9 Total Chaos” event, bringing you the the live quick results. The second MMA show in Edmonton this weekend, follows on the heels of Friday’s MFC 23 event which saw former UFC fighters Thales Leites and Jason MacDonald walk away with victories.

Tonight’s show, organized by The Fight Club, features two title bouts. Ryan (The Real Deal) Ford will take on California’s John Walsh for the vacant welterweight title, while Victor (The Matrix) Valimaki defends his light-heavyweight belt against Victoriaville, Que.’s Martin Desilets.

Ford will be trying to add another belt to his mantle — he won TFC’s Canadian welterweight title by beating Markhaile Wedderburn at the organization’s previous show in September. It was his second straight win since losing to Pat Healy in his last MFC appearance before signing with the rival promotion.

Valimaki (16-5), a former 205-pound champion in the MFC, also won a title at TFC 8 when he earned unanimous decision over Lew Polley. He puts that belt on the line Saturday as well as his seven-fight win streak.

The full TFC 9 fight card appears as follows:

Main Card

- Ryan Ford def. John Walsh via TKO @ 0:13 of R1 to earn the TFC welterweight title
- Victor Valimaki (champ) vs. Martin Desilets for light-heavyweight title – Victor Valimaki has gone to the Hospital with Kidney issues, reportedly due to issues with weight cutting, and Martin’s camp has offered a rematch in Montreal on Feb. 27. The president of the TFC has agreed to have the title fight in Montreal
- Richie Hightower def. Jordan McKay via TKO @ 0:31 of R1
- Victor Bachman def. Mike Rowbotham via TKO end of R2
- Curtis Demarce def. Jorge Ravanal Jr. via submission @0:51 of R1
- Mike Froese def. Tim Skidmore via submission (RNC) @ 1:16 of R1
- Cody Krahn def. Jason Gorny via KO @1:28 of R1

Preliminary Card

- Rio Wells def. Darcy Boizard via TKO @ 2:27 of R1
- Kyle Coutu def. Jonathan Pridham via TKO @ 3:01 of R1
- Devon Neis def. Greg McDougal via TKO @ 49 seconds of R1