Salt Lake City's Damarques Johnson, front, fights Britain's James Wilks in a welterweight final bout at the Palms Resort Casino during the "The Ultimate Fighter" Team USA vs. Team UK final. Damarques tapped out after being pinned by rear-naked triangle choke hold in the final seconds of the first round. More than 100 Utahns traveled to Las Vegas to support the hometown favorite.
Michael Brandy, Deseret News
Salt Lake City's Damarques Johnson, front, fights Britain's James Wilks in a welterweight final bout at the Palms Resort Casino during the "The Ultimate Fighter" Team USA vs. Team UK final. Damarques tapped out after being pinned by rear-naked triangle choke hold in the final seconds of the first round. More than 100 Utahns traveled to Las Vegas to support the hometown favorite.
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