Vaughn Anderson is a well-respected figure on the Asian MMA scene, but despite holding an outstanding 16-1-1 record, he remains relatively unknown in his native Canada. That could all change on Sept. 20 because the 35-year-old is taking on War Machine in the opening round of the Bellator Welterweight Tournament. The careers of these two fighters could hardly be more contrasting. While War Machine has made more headlines for his exploits outside of the cage than his actual fights, Anderson has been quietly getting on with the business of beating almost every opponent he has ever faced in Asia. Anderson’s career has seen him compete in Taiwan, China, Macau, Singapore, Australia and Abu Dhabi, but never on the mainland U.S.