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“I think it has to be one of those things where Silva comes to me and says ‘these guys are huge, I need to go down to 185. There is one interesting fight for him at 185-pounds and there is (many) interesting fights at 205 for Silva.”
UFC President Dana White responds to questions about [...]

Jon “War Machine” Koppenhaver recently went on a rant over at his blog about the complexities of living in a cilvilized society. While I originally thought it was in response to his submission loss to Yoshiyuki “Zenko” Yoshida at UFC 84, site reader Joey 1.0 points out that it was posted over a week ago.
So [...]

… part of me was hoping for the stoppage — it would have been the perfect storybook ending:

Sam Morris of the Las Vegas Sun gets credit for the great pic.

UFC 84: “Ill Will” is in the books, raking in $3.7 million at the MGM Grand Garden Arena gate in Las Vegas, Nevada, on May 24, thanks to a reported 14,774 fans filling the venue.
Some of that cash was used to reward several fighters with $75,000 each for their impressive performances inside the Octagon.
Here are [...]

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Reminds me of that one awkward boardroom moment on “The Apprentice” when Tito was in charge of giving the presentation:

The official weigh-in event for UFC 84: “Ill Will” at the MGM Marquee Ballroom in Las Vegas, Nevada, has concluded. And it certainly had it’s share of memorable moments.
In particular, former light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz — in more than likely his last appearance for the promotion — is not going out quietly as expected. [...]

During the past three weeks here in the Throwdown, we’ve covered the “big three” fights that comprise UFC 84: “Ill Will,” from BJ Penn-Sean Sherk to Lyoto Machida-Tito Ortiz to Keith Jardine-Wanderlei Silva.
It’s obvious that this is one of the better cards in recent memory.
But of course there are things that we haven’t discussed about [...]