Rashad Evans On Future: Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, Then Lyoto Machida

After months of nonstop yapping, former light heavyweight champ Rashad Evans has been fairly quiet since dominating Quinton “Rampage” Jackson at UFC 114 . Although his silence has been a nice change of pace, Evans is willing to ride the pin…

After months of nonstop yapping, former light heavyweight champ Rashad Evans has been fairly quiet since dominating Quinton “Rampage” Jackson at UFC 114 . Although his silence has been a nice change of pace, Evans is willing to ride the pine until his division’s champion is ready to face him.
“I kind of figured he would […]

UFC Betting

Rashad Evans On Future: Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, Then Lyoto Machida

Shogun Eyeing January Return to Action; Says Talk of Interim Title is Premature

(Now we get why Shogun keeps going under the knife)
According to UFC light heavyweight champion Mauricio "Shogun" Rua, he could be back competing in the Octagon sooner than the March projection made by UFC president Dana White during last wee…


(Now we get why Shogun keeps going under the knife)

According to UFC light heavyweight champion Mauricio "Shogun" Rua, he could be back competing in the Octagon sooner than the March projection made by UFC president Dana White during last weekend’s UFC 116 post-fight press conference.

Having undergone successful knee surgery last month for an injury he sustained during his trouncing of Lyoto Machida at UFC 113, Rua is rehabbing the knee every day with a physiotherapist and says that he doesn’t expect a long layoff.

"It’s everything fine now," Rua told TATAME’s Guillherme Cruz. "I had the surgery a month ago, and I’m cool. I can walk already. I’m doing a fitness work and physiotherapy and next month I’ll be back to my training and I’ll strengthen my leg so I can come back next year — probably in January —  if everything works out fine."

read more