1.Jason Carpenter (lightweight): 13-0 (amateur) and a four-time Grapplers Quest Champion

2. John Gunderson (lightweight): 16-6 and a former IFL veteran

3. Jimmy Jarquin (featherweight): 2-2

4. Lavar Johnson (heavyweight): 7-3 and a former WEC veteran

5. Scott McAfee (lightweight): 5-1 and a former WEC and AFC veteran

6. Jeremiah Metcalf (welterweight): 9-4 and a former EliteXC and Strikeforce veteran

7. Takumi Nakayama (lightweight): 13-11-4 and a former King of the Cage and Shooto veteran

8. Masahiro Oishi (featherweight): 18-9-7 and a veteran of Shooto and K-1 HERO’s

9. Gabe Ruediger (lightweight): 11-4 and a UFC and WEC veteran. Ruediger also appeared on the fifth season of “The Ultimate Fighter.”

10. Alex Schoenauer (light heavyweight): 14-9 and a UFC and IFL veteran. Schoenauer also appeared on the first season of “The Ultimate Fighter.”

11. Kamal Shalorus (welterweight): 6-0 and a former member of the British Olympic wrestling team

12. Lodune Sincaid (middleweight): 13-6 and a former UFC and WEC veteran. Sincaid also appeared on the first season of “The Ultimate Fighter.”

13. Justin Smitley (featherweight): 4-2

14. Rambaa “M16” Somdet (flyweight): 4-2 and a veteran of DEEP and Shooto. Considered to be one of the most exciting fighters in the world at 125 lbs.

15. Bill Theofanopoulos (lightweight): 2-0

16. Roni Torres (welterweight): 13-1 and a veteran of Shooto in Japan and Jungle Fight in Brazil

17. Jason Von Flue (welterweight): 13-10-1 and a former UFC and WEC veteran

18. Eddie Yagin (featherweight): 11-3-1

Many of these fighters are to make their promotional debut at PFC 11 on Nov. 20. PFC's next show, PFC 10, takes place on Sept. 26 and features a main event of Phil Baroni taking on Olaf Alfonso.

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