Bellator 108 took place on Friday night at the Ovation Hall inside the Revel Casino and the main card on Spike TV was headlined by the Bellator debut of Quinton “Rampage” Jackson. 
Jackson defeated Joey Beltran with one second left in the opening round as he landed a two punch combination that dropped Beltran and referee Dan Miragliotta came in to call the fight.
Also on the main card, Vitaly Minakov stopped Alexander Volkov in the first round to win the Bellator heavyweight title, and Patricio Pitbull won the season nine featherweight tournament by defeating Justin Wilcox in the first round by TKO.
TheMMAReport.com has put together post fight statistics from the fight card and are available below.
- Jackson snapped a three fight losing streak with his win over Beltran and this is his first knockout victory since 2008, when he defeated Wanderlei Silva at UFC 92.
- Beltran is now 2-7, 1NC in his last ten fights and this is only the second time in his career that he has been defeated by knockout.
- Minakov becomes the third heavyweight champion in Bellator history and his last seven wins have come by TKO/KO.
- The defeat for Volkov snaps a ten fight winning streak and prior to Friday night, he had never been defeated by TKO/KO.
- Pitbull becomes the third fighter in Bellator history to win two Bellator tournaments in the same weight class (Alexander Shlemenko and Douglas Lima), and holds the Bellator record for most wins in featherweight history (9).
- Wilcox has been defeated three times in his career by TKO/KO and all of those defeats have come in the first round.
- After his first eleven victories came by decision, Marcos Galvao’s last three wins have come by TKO.
- Tom McKenna has not made it out of the first round in his last seven fights and has a record of 4-3 in those fights
- Nah-Shon Burrell has won back to back fights since his exit from the UFC, and his last four wins have come by decision.
- Since coming out of retirement, Tom DeBlass has won back to back fights in Bellator and both wins have come by TKO
- Liam McGeary is now 3-0 in Bellator with all of the victories coming in the first round and in under two minutes.
- Will Martinez has won seven in a row, with all of them coming in the first round and five coming by submission.