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Brandon Vera returns to the UFC as if nothing ever happened after Thiago Silva’s UFC 125 drug tests come back positive. More UFC returns include Middleweight, Jorge Santiago and Light Heavyweight, Elliot Marshall.
Michael Bisping warns Jorge Rivera to “back all that shit up now” here as they stare down at the UFC 127 […]

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Brandon Vera returns to the UFC as if nothing ever happened after Thiago Silva’s UFC 125 drug tests come back positive. More UFC returns include Middleweight, Jorge Santiago and Light Heavyweight, Elliot Marshall.

Michael Bisping warns Jorge Rivera to “back all that shit up now” here as they stare down at the UFC 127 press-conference. Rivera has been busy making a mockery of Bisping for months with catchy little tunes like this: here.

Tito Ortiz pulls out of UFN 24 against Lil’ Nog due to a concussion incurred in training and is replaced by Phil Davis.

Forrest Griffin suffered a broken foot in his victory bout over Rich Franklin and is taking indefinite time off to heal.

Diego Sanchez says he will no longer fight at Lightweight division and is no longer using “Nightmare” nickname.

Strikeforce Challengers 14 averages 200,000 viewers on its Showtime broadcast.

Catch Episode 1 of Wanderlei Silva’s new reality show, “Fighter Life“: here.

King of Pancrase and former Sengoku Champion, Marlon Sandro signs on as Bellator Featherweight.

Rumors circulate that Strikeforce may be delaying indefinitely its second round of Heavyweight Tournament Quarterfinals that are currently scheduled for April 9th and feature: Josh Barnett vs. Brett Rogers and Fabricio Werdum vs. Alistair Overeem.

Kampmann Vs Sanchez Slated for UFC on Versus 3

After returning to the Welterweight division at UFC 114 and taking a Unanimous Decison loss to John Hathaway, it was time for Diego Sanchez to rejoin the team at Jackson’s Submission Fighting and figure out if he belonged back at the 170lb division. Under Greg Jackson’s guidance, Sanchez claimed a Unanimous Decision victory over […]

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After returning to the Welterweight division at UFC 114 and taking a Unanimous Decison loss to John Hathaway, it was time for Diego Sanchez to rejoin the team at Jackson’s Submission Fighting and figure out if he belonged back at the 170lb division. Under Greg Jackson’s guidance, Sanchez claimed a Unanimous Decision victory over Paulo Thiago at UFC 121 and is now ready to meet UFC Welterweight, Martin “The Hitman” Kampmann at UFC on Versus 3.

Martin Kampmann is coming off a painful Split Decision loss to Jake Shields and is looking to redeem his “shitty” performance. Shields now has a titleshot coming to him, as he is set to face the winner of Josh Koscheck vs Georges St. Pierre which happens this Saturday at UFC 124. Like Diego Sanchez, Kampmann’s last win came by defeating Paulo Thiago via Unanimous Decision. Both fighters have an excellent ground game as Sanchez is a BJJ Brown Belt and Kampmann’s honed his wrestling skills under the tutelage of Randy Couture at Xtreme Couture. The headlining fight is set for March 3rd on Versus.