Baroni got cut early, but tagged Alfonso with punches and floored him with takedowns the majority of the fight.

Bryan Travers (11-1) picked up the Palace Fighting Championship welterweight title with a close UD over Jeremiah Metcalf (9-6) by scores of 48-47 on all three judges’ score cards.

Shawn Klarcyk (9-2) defended his PFC Bantamweight Championship from Brandon Miller (3-3) by armbar at 2:19 of round two.

PFC Lightweight Champion Brian Cobb (13-4) also fought off David Gardner‘s (14-10) advances on his gold in a UD by scores of 50-45 from all three judges.

Featherweight Joe Soto (3-0) pounded out Brandon Jinnies (3-10) on the mat in 59 seconds.

The Pit’s Antonio Banuelos (15-5) knocked out Bryan Goldsby (4-4) at 59 seconds of the second round.

“Big” Lavar Johnson (9-2) ended heavyweight Vince Lucero‘s (19-15) night with a right hook at 1:16 of round one.

Flyweight David Suarez (2-1) knocked out David Mitchell (1-1) by slam at 1:15 of round one.

“Professor X” Xavier Foupa-Pokam (18-9) tapped Richard Montoya (6-5) in an armbar at 1:13 of round one.

“Tachi Kid” Poppies Martinez (15-5) won a rematch by unanimous decision over lightweight Sergio Cortez (4-4).

Dustin Akbari (3-0) TKO’d Bill Theofanopoulos (2-1) at 1:35 of round one.

Chad Mendes (1-0) tapped Geovanni Encarnacion (0-2) in a rear naked choke at 2:06 of round one.

Luis Gonzalez (2-1) TKO’d Elbert Randle (0-1) at 2:24 of round one.

Joey Cabezas (1-0) TKO’d Billy Terry (3-9) in just 54 seconds.

Omar Sandoval (1-0) won a UD over Mike Craddock (2-3).

Chris Bothelo (1-0) won a majority decision over Anthony Bivens (0-1).

The event will take place 26 September in Lemoore, CA, located in the San Joaquin Valley between San Francisco and Los Angeles.

After moving down to welterweight, Baroni won his two recent fights, a first-round knockout of Scott Jansen (3-3) in July, and a 51-second TKO of Ron Verdadero (3-6) less than a month later.

Alfonso won his last two fights after dropping six in a row, most recently knocking out Chris Solomon (1-5) in 28 seconds in May.