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The remaining bouts for UFC 106 on November 21 in Las Vegas Nevada are now finalized, the UFC announced today.

Topping the bill is the return of former UFC light heavyweight champion “Huntington Beach Bad Boy” Tito Ortiz (15-6-1) as he is set to face former UFC light heavyweight champion Forrest Griffin (16-4) in a rematch of the 2006 fight that was Griffin’s first loss in the UFC.

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Lightweights “Uno Shoten” Caol Uno (25-11-4) of Japan and “Morango” Fabricio Camoes (6-0) of Brazil will matchup at UFC 106 in Las Vegas November 21, the UFC confirmed Monday.

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Former TUF finalist “”Hillbilly Heartthrob” Brad Imes (11-4) will challenge IFL Heavyweight Champ Roy Nelson (12-2) 16 May in Uncasville, Connecticut.

Imes replaced Branden Lee Hinkle (13-9) Saturday on the New Blood New Battles card at the Mohegan Sun Arena after Hinkle withdrew due to an injured rib.

Imes won a UD over James Jack (2-1) in March and is amidst a 6-1 run since losing his last UFC appearance Fighters.com’s eighth-ranked heavyweight “Texas Crazy Horse” Heath Herring (28-13) in April 2007.

Nelson has knocked off four straight victories himself since losing to heavyweight prospect Ben Rothwell (29-5) in April 2007.

Lightweight prospect Jim Miller (11-1) and “Morango” Fabricio Camoes (8-4) have also been removed from the card after Camoes pulled up lame during training.

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In the main event, light heavyweight Hawaiian Poai Suganuma (9-1), a veteran of Pancrase, ended Jared Hamman’s (9-1) perfect record in just 15 seconds by TKO.

Brazilian lightweight “Morango” Fabricio Camoes (8-4) knocked out veteran Joe Camacho (10-12-3) at 3:30 of round one.

Undefeated Team Oyama middleweight Givanildo Santana (11-0) remained so after finding an armbar to submit “Luke Duke” Matt Lucas (9-1) at 4:49 of the first round.

Santana’s featherweight teammate Bao Quach (13-8-1) knocked out former UFC fighter Douglas Evans (5-3) 55 seconds into the fight.

Team Oyama scored another stoppage when heavyweight Tony Lopez (6-2) TKO’d Terrell Dees (2-2) at 1:09 of round two.

Middleweight Brent Cooper (3-0) TKO’d debuting Jaime Iracheta (0-1) at 1:30 of the first round.

Rookie Luke Riddering (1-0) TKO’d fellow nube Yasser Pezzat (0-1) at 2:53 of round one.

175-pound Lucas Gamaza (2-0) remained undefeated after a unanimous decision over Devin Howard (1-1).

Roberto Vargas (1-0) tapped fellow rook’ Telly Sanders (0-1) in a shoulder lock 1:53 into round three.