Each fighter received $65,000 extra for their performances in addition to their respective base salaries.

Fight of the Night — Alan Belcher vs. Wilson Gouveia
Knockout of the Night — TJ Grant
Submission of the Night —DaMarques Johnson

We will pass along fighter base salaries as soon as they we learn more.

If you’ve missed it, view complete UFC 107: ‘PENN vs SANCHEZ’ Results.

UFC 83: “Serra vs. St-Pierre 2” is happening at Bell Centre in Montreal, Canada on Saturday[tonight], April 19, at 10 p.m. ET on pay-per-view (PPV).

Here are the official weight-in results:

Matt Serra (169.5 lbs.) vs. Georges St. Pierre (169.5 lbs.)
Rich Franklin (185.5 lbs.) vs. Travis Lutter (185 lbs.)
Michael Bisping (185.5 lbs.) vs. Charles McCarthy (186 lbs.)
Mac Danzig (154.5 lbs.) vs. Mark Bocek (154.5 lbs.)
Kalib Starnes (186 lbs.) vs. Nate Quarry (185.5 lbs.)
Jason MacDonald (185 lbs.) vs. Joe Doerksen (184.5 lbs.)
Alan Belcher (185 lbs.) vs. Jason Day (183.5 lbs.)
Ed Herman (185.5 lbs.) vs. Demian Maia (184.5 lbs.)
Sam Stout (155.5 lbs.) vs. Rich Clementi (155 lbs.)
Cain Velasquez (235.5 lbs.) vs. Brad Morris (225.5 lbs.)
Jonathan Goulet (169.5 lbs.) vs. Kuniyoshi Hironaka (170 lbs.)

- All fighters made weight without incident.

Date: Saturday, April 19, 2008, at 10 p.m. ET on pay-per-view (PPV)
Location: Bell Centre in Montreal, Canada

“UFC comes to Canada for the first time ever on Saturday, April 19th! One year ago, Matt “The Terror” Serra shocked the world by defeating Georges “Rush” St-Pierre for the UFC Welterweight Championship. Now, after defeating Matt Hughes in December, St-Pierre enters the Octagon as the Interim Welterweight Champion to face the man who took his title – this time, in his home province of Quebec. Can Serra beat St-Pierre for a second time? The undisputed king of the 170-pound weight class will be determined at UFC 83: SERRA VS. ST-PIERRE 2 – Saturday, April 19, live on Pay-Per-View from Montreal, Quebec.”

Main Event:

Matt Serra vs. Georges St. Pierre (15-2) for the Undisputed UFC Welterweight Champion

Main card (televised):

Rich Franklin (22-3) vs. Travis Lutter (9-4)
Kalib Starnes (8-2-1) vs. Nate Quarry (9-2)
Michael Bisping (22-3) vs. Charles McCarthy (9-4)
Mac Danzig (17-4-1) vs. Mark Bocek (5-1)

Preliminary card (may not be broadcated):

Jason MacDonald (19-9) vs. Joe Doerksen (39-11)
Alan Belcher (12-4) vs. Jason Day (16-5)
Sam Stout (12-3-1) vs. Rich Clementi (30-12-1)
Jonathan Goulet (21-9, 1 NC) vs. Kuniyoshi Hironaka (11-4)
Brad Morris (10-2)vs. Cain Velasquez (2-0)
Ed Herman (14-5) vs. Demian Maia (6-0)

* Fight Card is Complete

For more coverage of UFC 83: “Serra vs. St-Pierre 2″ click here.

Alan Belcher (11-3), who had to pull out of this past weekend’s UFC 81 event with bronchitis, will take on Patrick Cote (12-4) at an April 19 UFC 83 event at Montreal’s Bell Centre according to MMAjunkie.

Cote is on a four-win streak, his recent victories include Kendall Grove at UFC 74 and Drew McFedries at UFC Fight Night 12.

Belcher is a former light heavyweight, he began his UFC career with a 1-2 record but has since posted back-to-back victories over Sean Salmon and Kalib Starnes.

Should be quite interesting match up.

UFC 83 fight card looks complete now, check it out here.

Date: Saturday, April 19, 2008, at 10 p.m. ET on pay-per-view (PPV)
Location: Bell Centre in Montreal, Canada

“UFC comes to Canada for the first time ever on Saturday, April 19th! One year ago, Matt “The Terror” Serra shocked the world by defeating Georges “Rush” St-Pierre for the UFC Welterweight Championship. Now, after defeating Matt Hughes in December, St-Pierre enters the Octagon as the Interim Welterweight Champion to face the man who took his title – this time, in his home province of Quebec. Can Serra beat St-Pierre for a second time? The undisputed king of the 170-pound weight class will be determined at UFC 83: SERRA VS. ST-PIERRE 2 – Saturday, April 19, live on Pay-Per-View from Montreal, Quebec.”

Main Event:

Matt Serra vs. Georges St. Pierre (15-2) for the Undisputed UFC Welterweight Champion

Main card (televised):

Rich Franklin (22-3) vs. Travis Lutter (9-4)
Kalib Starnes (8-2-1) vs. Nate Quarry (9-2)
Michael Bisping (22-3) vs. Charles McCarthy (9-4)
Mac Danzig (17-4-1) vs. Mark Bocek (5-1)

Preliminary card (may not be broadcated):

Jason MacDonald (19-9) vs. Joe Doerksen (39-11)
Alan Belcher (12-4) vs. Jason Day (16-5)
Ed Herman (14-5) vs. Demian Maia (6-0)
Sam Stout (12-3-1) vs. Rich Clementi (30-12-1)
Brad Morris (10-2)vs. Cain Velasquez (2-0)
Jonathan Goulet (21-9, 1 NC) vs. Kuniyoshi Hironaka (11-4)

* Fight Card is Complete

For more coverage of UFC 83: “Serra vs. St-Pierre 2″ click here.

Date: Saturday, February 2, 2008, at 10 p.m. ET on pay-per-view (PPV)
Location: The Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada

“On the night before the biggest football game of the year, UFC® takes center stage with an immense night of hard-hitting heavyweight fight action. At UFC 81, former UFC® heavyweight champion Frank Mir will put wrestling superstar Brock Lesnar to the ultimate test, as Lesnar makes his move from the squared circle into the Octagon™ to prove that he is for real. Then, the new UFC heavyweight king will be decided as Tim “The Maine-iac” Sylvia faces Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira for the Interim UFC Heavyweight Title.”

Main event:

Tim Sylvia (24-3) vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (30-4-1) for the interim UFC Heavyweight Championship.

Main card (televised):

Frank Mir (10-3) vs. Brock Lesnar (1-0)
Alan Belcher (11-3) vs. Ricardo Almeida (8-2)
Nathan Marquardt (25-7-2) vs. Jeremy Horn (79-16-5)

Undercard (may not be broadcasted):

Tyson Griffin (10-1) vs. Gleison Tibau (15-4)
David Heath (7-2) vs. Tim Boetsch (14-2)
Terry Martin (16-3) vs. Marvin Eastman (14-7-1)
Keita Nakamura (14-2-2) vs. Rob Emerson (6-6)

*All fights officially confirmed by UFC.com.

For more coverage of UFC 81 click here.