Both men weighed in at 170.4 pounds for their headlining attraction, which goes down Friday from the Bell Centre in Montreal.
Preceding the main event will be a co-headliner pitting onetime Bellator Fighting Championships talent Mike Ricci (155) against Daron Cruickshank (154.8) for the Ringside lightweight title.
Additionally, Maximum Fighting Championship and King of the Cage veteran David Harris (136.8) will lock horns with Mitch Gagnon (136), while Alex Garcia (171) and Matt MacGrath (173.8) face off in what was scheduled to be a welterweight showdown. Airing live on pay-per-view, the main draw will also feature Kevin Morin (155) toeing the line against Jason Saggo (156).
Known for his punching power, Daley (Pictured, File Photo) has earned 20 of his 28 career wins by knockout. “Semtex” has been victorious in five of his last seven outings, recently rebounding with a win over Jordan Radev on Sept. 10 after suffering back-to-back Strikeforce defeats to Nick Diaz and Tyron Woodley.
Fioravanti, 30, rides a two-fight skid heading into his showdown with the heavy-handed Brit. The 30-year-old has gone 2-2 in 2011, opening the year with wins over Mitch Whitesel and Mike Geurin before being outpointed by Andrei Semenov and Joe Doerksen in April and June, respectively. Representing American Top Team Orlando, “The Italian Tank” has finished more than half of his career victims by knockout or submission.
Paul
Daley (170.4) vs. Luigi
Fioravanti (170.4)
Mike
Ricci (155) vs. Daron
Cruickshank (154.8)
* David
Harris (136.8) vs. Mitch
Gagnon (136)
** Alex
Garcia (171) vs. Matt
MacGrath (173.8)
Kevin
Morin (155) vs. Jason Saggo
(156)
Brett
Portieous (146) vs. Tommy Cote
(144.6)
Chris Franck (170.4) vs. Francis Charbonneau (170)
Maxime
Fecteau (135.4) vs. Keven
Tremblay (134.8)
Olivier Aubin-Mercier (155.8) vs. Guy Poulin
(151.2)
Vladimir Starcencov (246) vs. Craig
Hudson (256.6)
* Harris and Gagnon agreed to fight at a 136-pound catch-weight
contest
** MacGrath weighed in 2.8 pounds over the 171-pound mark