Miguel Torres

Saturday's stacked card had top-10 ramifications in four divisions as well as one belt up for grabs.

These five bouts set precedents, but time will tell if the MMA audience is willing to pony up for WEC on PPV.

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Bowles lost his focus in the cage, and Torres' wasn't right when he walked into the cage, leaving us with a Bantamweight title picture that no one expected.

A belt changed hands, a storied career came to a close, and a former champ's return to glory got off to a bad start on March 6 at Nationwide Arena.

The WEC is on swole this weekend as the UFC's kid brother takes over at the Arnold Sport Festival in Columbus, Ohio.

“Won't is a bit of arrogance," says Torres, "so I'm more of a can't person."

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Torres doesn’t look like a fighter, but he walks like one.

Miguel Torres may no longer be the WEC champion, but the majority of questions at Thursday’s conference call involved him in some way.