MONTREAL – After following his fifth release from the UFC with a five-fight win streak in outside organizations, Joe Doerksen wanted one final shot in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
He got it at Saturday’s UFC 113 event in his native Canada and made the
most of it with a come-from-behind second-round submission victory over
fellow middleweight Tom Lawlor.
The fight was the featured attraction of the event’s un-aired preliminary card, which took place in front of a soldout crowd at Montreal’s Bell Centre.
MONTREAL – After following his fifth release from the UFC with a five-fight win streak in outside organizations, Joe Doerksen wanted one final shot in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
He got it at Saturday’s UFC 113 event in his native Canada and made the
most of it with a come-from-behind second-round submission victory over
fellow middleweight Tom Lawlor.
The fight was the featured attraction of the event’s un-aired preliminary card, which took place in front of a soldout crowd at Montreal’s Bell Centre.