TORONTO - As expected Saturday's UFC 129 event proved a record-breaker and set new UFC and North American MMA records with a 55,724 attendance and $12.075 million gate ($11.5 million Canadian).

The event took place at Toronto's Rogers Centre.

MMAjunkie.com learned out of the totals in the post-event press conference.

TORONTO - Lyoto Machida, Pablo Garza, Jose Aldo and Mark Honinick each earned record $129,000 "Fight Night" bonuses for their performances at Saturday's "UFC 129: St-Pierre vs. Shields" event.

Machida earned the night's "Knockout of the Night" award, Garza picked up the "Submission of the Night" bonus, and Aldo and Hominick took home "Fight of the Night" honors.

MMAjunkie.com learned of the bonus winners and award amounts while at UFC 129's post-event press conference.

TORONTO - For the sixth-consecutive time, UFC champion Georges St-Pierre successfully defended the promotion's welterweight title.

However, for the fifth time in his past six fights, "Rush" was unable to secure a finish as challenger Jake Shields lasted 25 minutes with the champ in a moderately-paced affair light on any real action.

The bout served as the featured contest of Saturday night's historic UFC 129 pay-per-view event, which took place at Toronto's Rogers Centre.

TORONTO - Rebounding from a disappointing last-second loss to Carlos Condit this past June, 21-year-old Rory MacDonald used pinpoint striking and a handful of powerful slams to earn a unanimous-decision win over the always-game Nate Diaz in a contest you'd be hard-pressed to call anything but a complete whitewash

The fight served as the featured contest of Saturday night's seven-bout UFC 129 preliminary card, which took place at Toronto's Rogers Centre and aired on Spike TV and Facebook.com.

The action preceded the evening's historic pay-per-view event.

TORONTO - MMAjunkie.com is on scene and reporting live from tonight's UFC 129 event.

The record-breaking event and first-ever UFC stadium show takes place at Toronto's Rogers Centre and features a championship doubleheader.

Follow along with our round-by-round updates and official results beginning at approximately 6 p.m. ET (3 p.m. PT) for the preliminary card and 9 p.m. ET for the main card.

TORONTO - MMAjunkie.com is on scene and reporting live from tonight's historic UFC 129 event at Toronto's Rogers Centre.

Be sure to follow along with the latest card updates in our UFC 129 live-results post, and then discuss the event in the comments section below.

Follow along with our round-by-round updates and official results beginning at approximately 6 p.m. ET for the preliminary card and 9 p.m. ET for the main card.

TORONTO - With the UFC Fan Expo grappling superfight tourney title on the line, there would be no last-second heroics for Diego Sanchez.

One day after pulling a come-from-behind submission win over Andrew McInnes, Sanchez was stymied by Abu Dhabi Comabt Club Submission Wrestling World Championship medalist Ryan Hall, who defeated "Dream" on points, 6-2.

Hall, who submitted Jorge Britto to earn his spot in the finals, claimed back control in the final minute of the fight to break a 2-2 deadlock, though he was unable to secure a match-ending rear-naked choke.

Just a programming reminder for those accustomed to the UFC PPV's starting at 10pm ET, things have changed for UFC 129 as it will begin at 9pm ET instead to accommodate fans on the east coast who would normally have to stay up until nearly 1am to catch the whole card.<Br><Br> UFC President Dana White spoke about the time following the UFC 129 weigh in: "The whole time-move thing scares the s--- out of me," White said. "It's the right thing to do, and it's what the fans want, but for 10 years we've been at the same time. You become accustomed to it."<Br><Br> "It's the most dangerous thing we've ever done. It's scary as hell for me."<br><Br> Props: <a href=http://www.mmajunkie.com>MMAJunkie.com</a>

Just a programming reminder for those accustomed to the UFC PPV's starting at 10pm ET, things have changed for UFC 129 as it will begin at 9pm ET instead to accommodate fans on the east coast who would normally have to stay up until nearly 1am to catch the whole card.<Br><Br> UFC President Dana White spoke about the time following the UFC 129 weigh in: "The whole time-move thing scares the s--- out of me," White said. "It's the right thing to do, and it's what the fans want, but for 10 years we've been at the same time. You become accustomed to it."<Br><Br> "It's the most dangerous thing we've ever done. It's scary as hell for me."<br><Br> Props: <a href=http://www.mmajunkie.com>MMAJunkie.com</a>

TORONTO - All seven UFC champs were on hand for a special "Super 7" Q&A session at UFC Fan Expo Toronto, but it was Jon Jones who almost stole the show.

But he had an advantage; Georges St-Pierre ducked out early.

The light-heavyweight champion shed some new light on his beef with former teammate Rashad Evans, whom he was supposed to fight before an injury put his first title defense on hold.