» Fighter: Mike Massenzio

TUF 7 runner-up “Doberman” CB Dollaway (7-1) told Fighters.com Monday that there is “a good chance” he will face Mike Massenzio (11-2) in Las Vegas 27 December.

Dollaway, after submitting to Amir Sadollah (1-0) at the TUF finale in June, rebounded with a submission via Peruvian necktie over Jesse Taylor (7-3) in July.

Massenzio won his UFC debut in September, submitting “Massacre” Drew McFedries (7-4) with a kimura at 1:28 of the first round.

The UFC officially announced a middleweight bout between “Massacre” Drew McFedries (7-3) and UFC newcomer Mike Massenzio (10-2) at Ultimate Fight Night: Diaz vs Neer 17 September in Omaha.

McFedries TKO’d “Beastman” Marvin Eastman (15-8-1) in 1:08 at the TUF 7 Finale in June.

Massenzio last fought in the IFL in May, losing by kneebar to “Indio” Danillo Villefort (8-2) in round one.

Friday in Connecticut, IFL Heavyweight Champion Roy Nelson (13-2) blitzed “Hillbilly Heartthrob” Brad Imes (11-5) at the bell to score a TKO in 2:55 and retain his title.

“Lion” Ryan Schultz (20-9-1) defended his IFL lightweight title in a five-round unanimous decision “W” over tough Lithuanian Deividas Taurosevicius (9-3).

Middleweight Dan Miller (8-1) blew through IFL Middleweight Champion Ryan McGivern (12-6).  At 3:36 of round one, Miller sucked up McGivern’s right leg in a kneebar to tap the champ and take his strap.

On the undercard at the Mohegan Sun, “Indio” Danillo Villefort (7-2) tapped middleweight Mike Massenzio in a kneebar at 3:25 of round one.

Jorge Gurgel-trained lightweight “Pitbull” Josh Souder (7-2) dispatched Zac George (12-3) by TKO in 47 seconds.

Middleweight “Suave” Matt Horwich (23-10) won a unanimous decision over “Coyote” Joey Guel (13-6).

Welterweight “Doomsday” John Howard (9-3) TKO’d Nick Calandrino (4-1) at 2:24 of round three.

Light heavyweight Aaron Stark (6-4) won a unanimous decision over “Philly Bad Ass” Lamont Lister (4-4), fresh off his win at YAMMA Pit Fighting.

Lightweight John Franchi (4-0) remained undefeated tapping Frank Latina (4-2) in a rear naked choke at 2:19 of round one.