SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. - Max Lajoie scored the only goal of the shootout, and Landon Bow stopped 48 shots in total to lead the Swift Current Broncos to a 5-4 win over the Calgary Hitmen in Western Hockey League action on Wednesday.Jake DeBrusk scored twice for Swift Current (20-17-4), including a tie-breaking power-play goal with 49 seconds to play, and Colby Cave and Tyler Steenbergen rounded out the offence.Jake Virtanen, Connor Rankin, Elliott Peterson and Carsen Twarynski, with a short-handed goal, scored for the Hitmen (22-15-4). Bow stopped 43 shots through regulation and overtime and all five skaters in the shootout.Calgary goaltender Mack Shields made 37 saves through 65 minutes and four more in the shootout.---RAIDERS 5 WARRIORS 1PRINCE ALBERT, Alta. — Tim Vanstone scored two goals, including one shorthanded, and Rylan Parenteau turned aside 44 shots as the Raiders downed Moose Jaw.Craig Leverton, Jordan Tkatch and Matteo Gennaro had a goal and an assist apiece for Prince Albert (17-23-1), which was outshot 45-28.Jack Rodewald had the lone goal for the Warriors (16-22-4). 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Oliver Bjorkstrand had the lone goal for the Winterhawks (21-18-3), finding the back of the net with his 22nd of the season in the first period.---AMERICANS 5 COUGARS 3PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Evan Sarthou stopped 33 shots and five difference Tri-City skaters scored in its victory over the Cougars.Jordan Topping, Richard Nejezchleb, Justin Gutierrez and Taylor Vickerman had a goal and an assist apiece for the Americans (19-19-2) while Nolan Yaremko rounded out the attack.Brad Morrison, Zach Pochiro and Josh Anderson supplied the offence for Prince George (20-22-0). Ty Edmonds made 21 saves.---ROCKETS 4 GIANTS 2KELOWNA, B.C. — Leon Draisaitl had a goal and an assist as the Rockets doubled up Vancouver.Rourke Chartier, Gage Quinney and Tyson Baillie also scored for Kelowna (15-23-5).Jakob Stukel and Carter Popoff, with a power-play goal, supplied the offence for the Giants (18-20-2).--- Yannick Ngakoue Jaguars Jersey . JOHNS, N. Josh Oliver Youth Jersey . 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"Lets just say Vegas made a lot of sense," he added. "When you have big fights, there are some cities that want big fights worse than other cities do. And Im not saying thats the case with Toronto but Vegas really wanted this fight." He said he could not announce the exact venue because the deal was not done yet. The UFC usually holds fights at the MGM Grand or Mandalay Bay. While the venues in Vegas are smaller than the Air Canada or Bell Centre, they can charge higher prices. Casinos also welcome the show for the business they bring in. Asked if the UFC 178 venue wouldd be one of the normal Vegas venues, White said: "Should be, yeah.dddddddddddd" In January, the UFC announced plans to hold five shows in Canada in 2014: Halifax, Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto and Vancouver. Vancouver and Quebec City have taken place and a UFC spokesman said the planned Oct. 4 televised Fight Night card at the Halifax Metro Centre is still a go. 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