MAIN EVENT – INTERIM UFC BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Michael McDonald (134) VS Renan Barao (134)

FUEL TV MAIN CARD
Cub Swanson (146) VS Dustin Poirier (145)
Cyrille Diabate (206) VS Jimi Manuwa (204)
Jorge Santiago (170) VS Gunnar Nelson (169)
Ryan Jimmo (205) VS James Te Huna (205)
Matt Riddle (170) VS Che Mills (170)

ONLINE FIGHTS
Renee Forte (156) VS Terry Etim (155)
Danny Castillo (156) VS Paul Sass (156)
Josh Grispi (144) VS Andy Ogle (145)
Stanislav Nedkov (185) VS Tom Watson (185)
Motonobu Tezuka (135) VS Vaughan Lee (134)
Ulysses Gomez (126) VS Phil Harris (125)

MAIN EVENT:
Mark Munoz (186) vs. Chris Weidman (186)

MAIN CARD TELEVISED ON FUEL TV:

James Te Huna (205) vs. Joey Beltran (205)
Aaron Simpson (171) vs. Kenny Robertson (170)
Karlos Vemola (186) vs. Francis Carmont (186)
T.J. Dillashaw (136) vs. Vaughan Lee (135)
Rafael Dos Anjos (156) vs. Anthony Njokuani (156)

FACEBOOK PRELIMINARY FIGHTS:

Damacio Page (136) vs. Alex Caceres (136)
Chris Cariaso (125) vs. Josh Ferguson (125)
Rafael Natal (186) vs. Andrew Craig (185)
Marcelo Guimaraes (171) vs. Dan Stittgen (170)
Raphael Assuncao (136) vs. Issei Tamura (135)

Joey Beltran (14-7 MMA, 3-4 UFC) is returning to the UFC, and this time he’ll fight as a light heavyweight.

UFC officials on Monday announced that Beltran has been tapped as a replacement for Brandon Vera (14-5 MMA, 3-1 UFC) and will now face James Te Huna at UFC on FUEL TV 4.

Vera was recently pulled from the matchup in favor of a UFC on FOX 4 matchup with Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, allowing Beltran to step in and fill the gap.

Featuring a key middleweight matchup between Mark Munoz and Chris Weidman, UFC on FUEL TV 4 takes place July 11 at HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif. The night’s main card airs on FUEL TV, and preliminary bouts are expected to stream on Facebook.

Beltran makes a quick return to the UFC following a January release. “The Mexicutioner,” who fought in the octagon seven times as a heavyweight, opened his UFC career with wins over Rolles Gracie and Tim Hague. However, a 1-4 stretched followed, and the 30-year-old was released from the promotion.

Beltran reinvented himself as a 205-pounder at an April C3 Fights event, earning a decision win over Anton Talamante. He’ll now look to build on that momentum in his return to the UFC.

Te Huna returns to action on the strength of an impressive two-fight win streak that includes a March win over Aaron Rosa in Te Huna’s native Australia, as well as a September 2011 victory over Ricardo Romero. Te Huna is 8-1 in his past nine overall fights, with the one lone loss coming to recent UFC on FUEL TV 2 headliner, Alexander Gustafsson. Below is the night’s full card line up.

Preliminary Card:

Alex Caceres vs. Damacio Page

Nick Penner and Tom DeBlass

Rafael Natal vs. Andrew Craig

Chris Cariaso vs. Josh Ferguson

Rapahel Assuncao vs. Issei Tamura

Main Card:

James Te Huna vs. Joey Beltran

Aaron Simpson vs. Kenny Robertson

Anthony Njokuani vs. Rafael Dos Anjos

T.J. Dillashaw vs. Vaughan Lee

Karlos Vemola vs. Francis Carmont

Chris Weidman vs. Mark Munoz