UFC on Fox 10 results: Caceres, Wineland, Camus, and Viana win on the FS1 prelims

Four more fights rounded out the UFC on Fox 10 preliminary card on FS1. Although he dropped off in the final round, Vianna's early lead won him the unanimous decision over Hernandez. Camus scored a unanimous decision win of his own by outgrappling Meza. Former contender Wineland put a beating on Jabouin in the second round of their fight to score a TKO win. In the feature bout, Caceres pulled off a very late submission victory over Pettis.

Alex Caceres vs. Sergio Pettis

Both bantamweights were happy to fight the first round entirely on the feet. Despite giving up a big height and reach advantage, Pettis was consistently able to get inside and land. He hit a big head kick late in the round. Cacares opened up the second round with a combination that dropped Pettis. Pettis was able to grab a leg and recover. They continued on the feet for the rest of the with Pettis getting the better of the exchanges. Sergio hit an early takedown to start the final round, but couldn't do much with it. They stayed even on the feet until Cacares countered a Pettis trip attempt with a whizzer. He controlled Sergio in the scrambled then locked on a rear naked choke and got the tap with less than 30 seconds left on the fight.

Alex Caceres submits (rear naked choke) Sergio Pettis at 4:39 of round 3.

Eddie Wineland vs. Yves Jabouin

The first round of the featherweight fight was evenly contested. Wineland got off with jabs and combos, while Jabuoin landed plenty of kicks and afew good punches of his own. That all changed in the second round when Wineland took over. Through the first few minutes he started to get his rhythm landing hard consistently. He blasted Yves with a straight right that dropped him. He followed him to the ground, missed on an arm triangle attempt, then forced the stoppage with ground and pound.

Eddie Wineland TKOs Yves Jabouin at 4:16 of round 2.

Chico Camus vs. Yaotzin Meza

Camus used positional control to take an early lead over Meza. Meza had scored a takedown early in the round, but Camus hit a nice sweep and spent the majority of the rest of the round in top position. Meza was able to hit a sweep of his own in the second round, but couldn't hold Camus down. Chico responded with a big punch and a takedown. He moved to mount then back control to win the second round. It only took Camus 90 seconds to get into mount in the final round. From there he dominated the remainder of the frame to win the decision.

Chico Camus wins the unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28 x 2) over Yaotzin Meza.

Junior Hernandez vs. Hugo Viana

Viana took control of this bantamweight fight from the start, dropping Hernandez with the very first punch he threw. Through the rest of the first round he completely outclassed Hernandez on the feet. He landed at will with fast, punishing combination while taking no damage in the process. Again in the second round Hernandez was completely outclassed. By the end of the round he was left bleed from a cut below his right eye and two down on the judges' cards. A much better showing for Hernandez in the final round that seemed to throw off Viana. He walked him down pressured Viana and even landed a few good blows. Viana was on his bike for much of the round causing Hernandez to showboat a bit, but Hugo still landed some of his wild hooks and won the decision.

Hugo Viana scores the unanimous decision (29-28 x 3) over Junior Hernandez