War Machine vs David Mitchell at PFC “Most Wanted”. War ended up losing the fight by split decision to undefeated David Mitchell. Rounds two and three after the jump.

Former WWE superstar wrestler and rookie MMA fighter Bobby Lashley (1-0) has been forced off PFC “Best of Both Worlds” on Feb. 6, due to a ankle ligament injury he suffered while training, according to MMAJunkie.

Lashley was to take on fellow undefeated newcomer Mike Hayes in the main event on the mixed MMA and Boxing card set to take place from the Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino in Lemoore, Calif.

No word yet on the extent of his injury.

Here are the results for Palace Fighting Championships (PFC) 6

Results

Sergio Quinones def. Fernando Arreola via split decision
Joaquin Sanchez def. Austin Achorn via tapout in R1
Scott Lighty def. Derek Thornton via TKO in R1
Tony Alanis def. Tom Owens via TKO in R1
Casey Olsen def. Scott Brommage via TKO in R1
Alex Serdyukov def. Mike Gates via TKO in R2
Art Arcienga def. Shawn Bias via arm triangle in R4
Diego Saraiva def. Poppies Martinez via rear naked choke in R1
Ricardo Barros def. Eric Pribble via rear naked choke in R1
Glover Texiera def. Jorge Oliveria via KO in R1
Joseph Benavidez def. Jason Georgianna via guillotine choke in R2
Nate Loughran def. Richard Montoya via arm bar in R2
Rolando Velasco def. Shawn Klarcyk via TKO in R4
Anthony Ruiz def. Brad Imes via split decision
Doug Hunt def. Mickey Martinez via doctor stoppage in R2
Brandon Miller def. Ed Tomaselli via TKO in R1

The Ultimate Fighter Season 2 veteran Brad Imes will square off against Chris Blair (6-0) at PFC 5 on November 10. Imes replaces Ruben “Warpath” Villareal who was actually a replacement for Justin Eilers.

Heavyweight Brad Imes has been on a four fight winning streak since leaving the UFC. His most recent win, he defeated Bo Cantrell by Gogoplata submission at 55 seconds of the first round. A gogoplata submission is rarely done in competition. Imes has won his last four fights by submission, including two gogoplatas in a row.

PFC 5 “Beatdown at 4 Bears” takes place on Saturday, November 10 in North Dakota.

Just as news of the recent cancellation of CFFC 6 broke, other promotions are already trying to bid on the fight. According to The Wrestling Observer, their are three parties making offers with the fighters. One being EliteXC which has a show November 10 on Showtime. Another is Palace Fighting Championships who wants to have the fight on its October 18th show in Lemoore, CA. And finally an unnamed show is reported to already have secured an agreement with Kimbo, but still needs Tank Abbott to sigh on.

Attempts to save the Tank Abbott vs. Kimbo Slice fight that was scheduled for 10/12 in Atlantic City, which fell apart yesterday when an investor pulled out, are ongoing.

Three different promotions have put in bids to save the freak show like fight. According to sources close to the negotiations, one group, which wasn’t named, seems to have a leg up on securing the fight within the next two weeks. Slice has already verbally agreed and it’s up to Abbott to agree.