As the all-but-dead International Fight League fades into oblivion, the organization's talent continues finding new homes.

The latest is Bart Palaszewski, who plans to accept a multi-fight deal with World Extreme Cagefighting.

Palaszewski, a seven-year veteran who went to 8-4 in the IFL as a member of Pat Miletich's dominant Quad City Silverbacks squad, will compete in the organization's lightweight division, he revealed over the weekend.

Palaszewski, 25, was part of the Silverbacks' two team championships in 2006. Additionally, he began his IFL career with five consecutive victories, but he lost he final three bouts in the organization. Of his four losses in the IFL, two came to stand-out Chris Horodecki via close split-decision defeats.

Back in June, Palaszewski snapped the three-fight losing streak with a second-round TKO of UFC veteran Jeff Cox at Arenaline MMA's debut show.

Palaszewski said he could make his WEC debut as early as the organization's Sept. 10 show.

Although the WEC continues stocking its smaller weight classes, as MMAjunkie.com previously reported, Zuffa has begun preparations to fold the WEC's light heavyweight and middleweight classes into the UFC.

Additionally, we're told a September bout between Mark Munoz and Steve Steinbess is a "win or go home" situation, meaning the winner goes to the UFC and the loser will be dropped from the organization.

Source: mmajunkie.com