Report by Andreas Hale
Photos by Chris Cozzone

Saturday’s long overdue rematch that pits Forrest Griffin and Tito Ortiz has been suddenly thrust to main event status after Brock Lesnar’s illness forced him to pull out of his heavyweight title match with Shane Carwin. Judging by the respective demeanors of both fighters, UFC 106’s throw down at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas could have very well been the main event all along   . . . click here for more

Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin clash in a rematch at UFC® 106 – this Saturday night at 7 p.m. PT / 10 p.m. ET on PPV.

Photo by Chris Cozzone

By Andreas Hale

Both Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin promise a second war Saturday night in the headline bout of UFC 106. At today’s final press conference, Ortiz said he will be 100% Saturday night in his return to UFC. “I’m still young at 34,” he told the media. “Randy Couture began his career at 34.” Regarding Griffin, Ortiz said, “The first fight, me and Forrest, we threw down. I’m glad Forrest stepped up.” Griffin said the fight would pick up where they left off, in 2006. “I’m excited to fight and you will be excited to watch,” said Griffin. Stay tuned for a full report.

Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin clash in a rematch at UFC® 106 – this Saturday night at 7 p.m. PT / 10 p.m. ET on PPV.

Story by David L. Hudson Jr.

Josh Koscheck is a fighter’s fighter, a warrior’s warrior. He fears no fighter and truly loves the combat. One of the most active fighters in the UFC, Koscheck entered the Octagon four times in 2008, including a match against the dangerous Thiago Alves on a mere two weeks notice. He already has had 15 fights in the Octagon in a UFC career that began in 2005. Of his 17 professional MMA bouts, 15 were in the UFC. . . . click here for more

Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin clash in a rematch at UFC® 106 – this Saturday night at 7 p.m. PT / 10 p.m. ET on PPV.

Results by Brady Crytzer
Photos by Chris Cozzone

In front of a capacity crowd at The Palms Casino in Las Vegas, 23 year old Jose Aldo TKO’ed Mike Brown to become the WEC featherweight champion in the second round of their scheduled five-round contest.

The eyes of the combat sports world were on The Pearl at The Palms Wednesday night, and for good reason . . . Click here for more

A little more than eight months since undergoing knee surgery, UFC lightweight prospect Joe “J-Lau” Lauzon (18-4, 5 KOs, 13 submissions) is fully recovered and anxious to get back into The Octagon. Continued »

Preview by Brady Crytzer

Their first fight was a spectacular one, and the end result was one of the most controversial decisions in UFC history.

Now, “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy” Tito Ortiz returns to the Octagon to meet former world light heavyweight champion Forrest Griffin in the main event of Saturday night’s UFC 106. While Ortiz earned the judges’ nod the first time around, Griffin is no longer an unproven flicker in the cosmos of the light heavyweight division.. . . click here for more

Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin clash in a rematch at UFC® 106 – this Saturday night at 7 p.m. PT / 10 p.m. ET on PPV.

Photo by Chris Cozzone

Results by Brady Crytzer

In front of a capacity crowd at The Palms Casino in Las Vegas, 23 year old Jose Aldo TKO’ed Mike Brown to become the WEC featherweight champion in the second round of their scheduled five round contest. Brown had difficulty dealing with the trademark speed of Aldo in the first round as he attempted to close the distance and take his opponent down. In the second round the more confident Aldo began to unload with hard punches until he stunned Brown and took him to the mat. Once on top Aldo delivered a barrage of punches until the fight was stopped at the 1:20 mark. Continued »

Story by Brady Crytzer

It has been 18 months since Tito Ortiz has fought as a professional. Following a loss to future light heavyweight champion Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida at UFC 84, “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy” prepares to make his return to the UFC Octagon in the main event of 106 on Saturday, November 21st in Las Vegas . . . click here for more

Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin clash in a rematch at UFC® 106 – this Saturday night at 7 p.m. PT / 10 p.m. ET on PPV.

From The Palms in Las Vegas:

Main Event – WEC Featherweight Title
Mike Brown 145 vs Jose Aldo 145

Manny Gamburyan 146 vs Leonard Garcia 146
Rob McCullough 155 vs Karen Darabedyan 156
Danny Castillo 156 vs Shane Roller 156
Kamal Shalorus 156 vs Will Kerr 155
Diego Nunes 146 vs LC Davis 146
Cub Swanson 146 vs John Franchi 145
Antonio Banuelos 136 vs Kenji Osawa 136
Ricardo Lamas 155 vs James Krause 156
Seth Dikun 136 vs Frank Gomez 136

World Extreme Cagefighting® announced today a multi-year television agreement with Globosat in Brazil. Beginning with a live broadcast of the Nov. 18 card featuring a featherweight title fight between champion Mike Brown and challenger Jose Aldo, Globosat will now carry all WEC events on its Combate Brasil channel. The agreement gives thousands of viewers in Brazil access to the best light weight fighters in the world, including Brazilians Aldo, Wagnney Fabiano, and Diego Nunes.  Continued »

World Extreme Cagefighting® featherweight champion Mike Brown isn’t one to offer predictions. The quiet 34-year-old from Portland, Maine would rather let the fans and media banter about the outcomes of the sport’s top fights. However, as he prepares for his third title defense against feared striker Jose Aldo (15-1) on Nov. 18, Brown (22-4) offered a little insight on how he thinks the clash will play out. Continued »

While the combat sports community is focused on the likes of Randy Couture, Brandon Vera, Dan Hardy, and Mike Swick this weekend, there is a fiery Brazilian who believes that he’ll soon captivate the world’s attention.

Jose Aldo, a 23-year-old explosive striker in the World Extreme Cagefighting® featherweight division, is riding a five-fight win streak in the organization, including an eight-second TKO over Cub Swanson in his last fight in June. Just days away from his first world title shot against champion Mike Brown at The Palms Casino in Las Vegas on Nov. 18, the native of Rio de Janeiro feels that his time to rule the featherweight division has come. Continued »

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It’s a mega-fight, so why is Mike Brown calling No. 1 challenger Jose Aldo, an explosive knockout artist and past world champ in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, “just another top, well-rounded fighter?” It’s a mega-fight, so why is Aldo trying to mentally ignore that the WEC featherweight title will be on the line? . . . Click here for more by Frank Curreri, WEC

Story by Anthony Springer Jr.

The UFC suffered a major blow when heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar was forced out of his UFC 106 title bout with Shane Carwin due to a severe case of the flu. With time ticking away and no main event in sight, what did UFC president Dana White do?

He simply bumped the night’s slated co-main event—a rematch between Forrest Griffin (16-6) and Tito Ortiz (16-6-1)—to headlining status. .. . . click here for more

Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin clash in a rematch at UFC® 106 – this Saturday night at 7 p.m. PT / 10 p.m. ET on PPV.

UFC Fight Night” on Spike TV heads to the suburbs of Washington D.C. on Monday, January 11, 2010 at 9:00pm ET/PT  for the first ever UFC fight in Virginia with a card featuring some of the best up-and-coming lightweight fighters.  Emanating from the Patriot Center in Fairfax, VA on the campus of George Mason University, undefeated UFC lightweight Gray Maynard (9-0, 1 NC) takes on hard-hitting Nate Diaz (11-4) in the main event with Efrain Escudero and Evan Dunham in a duel of undefeated fighters in the co-feature. Continued »

The Ultimate Fighting Championship®(UFC®) announced today that the bout between former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans and Brazilian knockout artist Thiago Silva will headline UFC 108 as Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira today was forced to pull out of his fight with Cain Velasquez due to a severe injury to his left elbow. UFC 108, which is presented by “Bayonetta” and live on pay-per-view from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, will take place on Saturday, January 2, 2010. Continued »

Report by Brady Crytzer

In a grueling three round contest, Randy “The Natural” Couture utilized a strength and wrestling advantage to outmuscle Brandon “The Truth” Vera en route to winning a unanimous decision . . . Click here for more

Results by Brady Crytzer

In a grueling three round contest, Randy “The Natural” Couture utilized a strength and wrestling advantage to outmuscle Brandon “The Truth” Vera en route to winning a unanimous decision. In round one Couture dominated the action by pressing Vera into the cage and controlling his body for the full five minutes. Round two saw Vera fend off the clinch of Couture and hurt him badly with a kick to the ribs. The final round witnessed Couture control the majority of the round with a strong clinch but Vera nearly finish the fight with two hard body kicks and a takedown. Judges’ scorecards read 29-28 in favor of Randy “The Natural” Couture. Continued »

Story by Robert Kravantka

Mike “Quick” Swick faces off with Dan “The Outlaw” Hardy in what could be the winner’s ticket to a title shot against current UFC welterweight holder, George St. Pierre .. . . click here for more

Randy Couture and Brandon Vera collide in a light heavyweight showdown at UFC® 105 – this Saturday night at 8pm ET/PT on SPIKE TV.

From the MEN Arena in Manchester, England:
Randy Couture 204 vs. Brandon Vera 204
Dan Hardy 171 vs. Mike Swick 170
Michael Bisping 186 vs. Denis Kang 185
Matt Brown 170 vs. James Wilks 169
Ross Pearson 156 vs. Aaron Riley 155
John Hathaway 170 vs. Paul Taylor 170
Terry Etim 155 vs. Shannon Gugerty 155
Nick Osipczak 170 vs. Matthew Riddle 171
Paul Kelly 156 vs. Dennis Siver 155
Alexander Gustafsson 203 vs. Jared Hamman 204
Roli Delgado 156 vs. Andre Winner 155

Randy Couture and Brandon Vera collide in a light heavyweight showdown at UFC® 105 – this Saturday night at 8pm ET/PT on SPIKE TV.

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Story by Brady Crytzer

Returning since his devastating KO loss to Dan Henderson in July, Michael Bisping is expected to receive a hero’s welcome in his hometown. Across the cage that night will be international middleweight superstar Denis Kang. In his third Octagon appearance Kang must showdown with a redemption-hungry opponent in his hometown, but is he fazed . . . click here for more

Randy Couture and Brandon Vera collide in a light heavyweight showdown at UFC® 105 – this Saturday night at 8pm ET/PT on SPIKE TV.

Preview by Brady Crytzer

Dropping down in weight, UFC Hall of Famer Randy “The Natural” Couture looks to keep his career alive by taking on highly touted knockout artist Brandon “The Truth” Vera. While Randy brings the experience, will it be enough to get to the bottom of the younger Vera? Or will “The Truth” finally set Couture free and end his legendary career . . . click here for more

Randy Couture and Brandon Vera collide in a light heavyweight showdown at UFC® 105 – this Saturday night at 8pm ET/PT on SPIKE TV.

Story by Anthony Springer Jr.

Being a professional fighter beyond the age of 40 would strike most rational minded people as insane. Even the thought of fighting beyond the age of 40 would earn most individuals a white coat with no sleeves. . . . click here for more

Randy Couture and Brandon Vera collide in a light heavyweight showdown at UFC® 105 – this Saturday night at 8pm ET/PT on SPIKE TV.

Preview by Brady Crytzer

Questions will finally be answered when Michael Bisping steps into the cage against Denis Kang on November 14 in the co-main event of UFC 105 in Manchester. After being knocked out by Dan Henderson in July, fans are anxious to see if The Ultimate Fighter 3 winner can bounce back. In his way is international superstar and 45 fight veteran Denis Kang.. . . click here for more

Randy Couture and Brandon Vera collide in a light heavyweight showdown at UFC® 105 – this Saturday night at 8pm ET/PT on SPIKE TV.

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Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira is a heavyweight legend looking to climb to the top of the mountain one more time following his win over Hall of Famer Randy Couture in August. Unbeaten rising star Cain Velasquez has moved rapidly up the ranks, but he needs one more win to get a shot at the belt. On Saturday, January 2nd, the main event of UFC 108 will see these two heavyweight standouts meet to determine a future challenger for the title. Also, former UFC light heavyweight champion ‘Suga’ Rashad Evans begins on his road back to the title as he attempts to avenge his teammate Keith Jardine’s loss against Brazilian knockout artist Thiago Silva at UFC 108: Nogueira vs Velasquez, presented by “Bayonetta” and live on pay-per-view from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Continued »

Denis Kang has no clue which Michael Bisping is going to show up at the MEN Arena in Manchester, England on Saturday night. Will it be the aggressive young man who shot out to a 15-0 record in MMA, or one who may be questioning himself a little bit after suffering the first knockout loss of his career in July to Dan Henderson? . . . click here for more by Thomas Gerbasi, UFC.com

With the return of UFC® superstar Tito Ortiz engaged in a rematch with former UFC light heavyweight champion Forrest Griffin and two of the welterweight class’ most exciting knockout artists, Josh Koscheck and Anthony Johnson, ready to trade hands, the Ultimate Fighting Championship® is proud to confirm the remaining bouts for UFC 106: Ortiz vs. Griffin 2, live from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas on Saturday, November 21st. Amir Sadollah vs. Phil Baroni, Luiz Cane vs. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira, Karo Parisyan vs. Dustin Hazelett, Marcus Davis vs. Ben Saunders, Kendall Grove vs. Jake Rosholt, Paulo Thiago vs. Jacob Volkmann, Brock Larson vs. Brian Foster, Caol Uno vs. Fabricio Camoes and George Sotiropoulos vs. Jason Dent fill out a stacked card in one of the year’s most anticipated fight nights. Continued »

When Michael Bisping discusses his knockout loss to Dan Henderson in July, he doesn’t do it with a sense of detachment, doesn’t airbrush what happened, and doesn’t come up with a laundry list of excuses for being stopped in the second round by the former two-division PRIDE champion . . . click here for more by Thomas Gerbasi, UFC.com

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* UFC.com – The Quotable Mr. Griffin Continued »

Tonight’s 10th Annual Latin Grammy Awards just added a little more punch, as UFC® heavyweight contender Cain Velasquez will be in attendance at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas to join with Alicia Keys and Eva Longoria to salute the finest in Latin music, beginning at 8pm ET on the Univision network. Continued »

World Extreme Cagefighting® announced today that the long-awaited lightweight title unification bout between reigning champion Jamie Varner and interim champion Ben “Smooth” Henderson will take place on Sunday, Jan. 10 at ARCO Arena in Sacramento, Calif. In addition to this explosive championship clash, WEC also confirmed the return of former featherweight champion “The California Kid” Urijah Faber, who will be facing top-ranked contender Raphael Assuncao in his hometown of Sacramento. Continued »

In April of 2006, Tito Ortiz and Forrest Griffin engaged in an unforgettable three round battle that left fans demanding a rematch between two of the best light heavyweights on the planet. On Saturday, November 21st, at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Ortiz and Griffin will finally meet again, and this time it will be as the explosive main event of UFC 106.

Continued »

World Extreme Cagefighting® announced today a lightweight showdown that will have tremendous implications on the future of the 155-pound division. On Saturday, Dec. 19 from The Pearl at The Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, NV, lightweight title contender Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone will take on striker extraordinaire Ed Ratcliff, while in the co-main event, Muay Thai sensation Anthony Njokuani battles former IFL star Chris Horodecki. When the smoke clears on Dec. 19, the world may know who is next in line for a crack at the WEC lightweight champion. Continued »

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Ringside by Andreas Hale and Anthony Springer Jr
Photos by Ed Mulholland

The puzzle that is Lyoto Machida remained unbeaten after surviving the first real scare of his MMA career by edging out Mauricio “Shogun” Rua to retain his light heavyweight championship with a highly debated unanimous decision at UFC 104.

The cascade of boos echoed off the walls of the Staples Center in Los Angeles as the originally pro-Machida crowd seemingly turned their back on the champion after “Shogun” put on a performance that nearly handed “The Dragon” his first loss.   . . . Click here for more

“Machida Era” now in question: Saturday night was supposed to be another chapter in what was being called “The Machida Era.” Twenty-five minutes of a grueling chess match between Mauricio “Shogun” Rua’s Muy Thai and Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida’s heralded Karate passed and everything changed – except the fact that “The Dragon” would remain undefeated with a unanimous decision victory to retain his light heavyweight title at UFC 104 in Los Angeles . . . Click here for more by Andreas Hale

Velasquez converts the skeptics: With just seven fights under his belt, respect for Cain Velasquez has been a long, slow, uphill climb for some skeptic who believes the California fighter was overhyped  . . . Click here for more by Anthony Springer Jr.

Photo by Ed Mulholland

Octagonside by Andreas Hale & Anthony Springer Jr.

In the main event of UFC 104 controversy abounded as, after five incredibly close rounds, judges’ scored the bout 48-47 in favor of the Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida. Rounds one and two were highlighted by “Shogun” Rua’s strong commitment to landing hard kicks to the legs and body of the champion. Machida came alive in round three by exploding on the challenger with several snapping kicks and an explosive combination of straight punches. Rua punished the body of Machida in round four and badly bruised the ribs of “The Dragon.” The final round saw the chess match continue as Machida ate a number of leg and body kicks. With this win Machida moves to a perfect 16-0 and becomes the first light heavyweight champion to successfully defend his belt since September of 2007.

Continued »

Preview by Brady Crytzer

The world’s best light heavyweight defends his title for the first time Saturday, October 24th at UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun. Since his April destruction of Rashad Evans, 15-0 Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida has made a name for himself as one of the best technical strikers in the history of the sport  . . . . Click here for more

UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun – Saturday, October 24th, live on Pay-Per-View from Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Click here for more info.

Weights by Andreas Hale

Lyoto Machida 202.5 vs. Mauricio “Shogun” Rua 204.5
* For the UFC light-heavyweight title
Ben Rothwell 265 vs. Cain Velasquez 238
Spencer Fisher 155 vs. Joe Stevenson 155.5
Anthony Johnson 176 vs. Yoshiyuki Yoshida 170
Josh Neer 156.5 vs. Gleison Tibau 157
Ryan Bader 205 vs. Eric Schafer 205.5
Patrick Barry 237 vs. Antoni Hardonk 249.5
Yushin Okami 185 vs. Chael Sonnen 185
Rob Kimmons 185 vs. Jorge Rivera 185
Razak Al-Hassan 204.5 vs. Kyle Kingsbury 205.5
Stefan Struve 243.5 vs. Chase Gormley 262

UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun – Saturday, October 24th, live on Pay-Per-View from Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Click here for more info.

Final presser report by Andreas Hale

After September 22nd of 2007, if you predicted that Mauricio “Shogun” Rua would be fighting Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida for the light heavyweight championship, mixed martial arts pundits may have called you  insane.

You see, September 22nd was the day both Machida and Rua fought at UFC 76. Machida was just getting his feet wet in the UFC and scored a unanimous decision over Kazuhiro Nakamura. Rua was introduced to the Octagon by a Forrest Griffin rear naked choke that shocked the entire world of MMA. People were skeptical of both Rua and Machida. The future of “Shogun” was in question as was considered to be possibly past his prime and on the fast track downhill while “The Dragon” and his awkward karate style may have been winning fights – but not in spectacular fashion. . . . Click here for more

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Preview by Brady Crytzer

It’s size against speed in the co-main event of UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun as rising heavyweight star Cain Velasquez battles former IFL chieftain and knockout puncher “Big” Ben Rothwell . . . . Click here for more

UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun – Saturday, October 24th, live on Pay-Per-View from Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Click here for more info.

Story by David L. Hudson

One of the more entertaining fighters in mixed martial arts is lightweight Spencer “King” Fisher, who has garnered two Fight-of-the Night and one Submission of the night awards in his UFC career  . . . . Click here for more

UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun – Saturday, October 24th, live on Pay-Per-View from Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Click here for more info.

Story by David L. Hudson

One of the more exciting, up-and-coming mixed martial artists in the UFC is Anthony Johnson, a fighter who possesses devastating striking, superior strength and exceptional athleticism. In addition, Johnson has a strong wrestling background and has improved his cardio and conditioning. However, his career has been marked by stops and starts, by momentum building and a couple career deflations  . . . . Click here for more

UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun – Saturday, October 24th, live on Pay-Per-View from Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Click here for more info.

You can still get great seats to see Machida and Shogun go toe-to-toe for the UFC Light Heavyweight title!

Continued »

World Extreme Cagefighting® proudly confirms the remaining bouts of a tremendous fight card headed to the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, NV on Nov. 18. In addition to the outstanding main event pitting featherweight champion Mike Brown against top challenger Jose Aldo, WEC is pleased to announce nine other quality bouts. Continued »

Story by Anthony Springer Jr.

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, it’s been impossible to miss the ascent of Cain Velasquez (6-0, 4-0 UFC) up the ranks of the UFC’s heavyweight division. The 6’1, 240-pound fighter made a big splash from the moment he entered the Octagon, stopping Brad Morris at UFC 84 via TKO. Victories over Jake O’Brien and Dennis Stojnic followed and suddenly, the relative unknown fighter from American Kickboxing Academy found his name mentioned among the elite heavyweights  . . . . Click here for more

UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun – Saturday, October 24th, live on Pay-Per-View from Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Click here for more info.