null: After making it to the finals of The Ultimate Fighter 19 at 185 pounds last summer, Dhiego Lima returned to his welterweight home in November and it was like he never left, as he defeated Jorge de Oliveira in his first fight as a pro in Brazil. Fresh from that first Octagon victory, the 170-prospect collides with veteran Tim Means. An old-school battler in the best sense of the term, New Mexico's Means is on the best run of his UFC career, with his back-to-back victories over Hernani Perpetuo and Marcio Alexandre proving that his move UP to welterweight was a choice well made.