Wanderlei Silva Picks UFC 111 Co-Main Events

UFC middleweight Wanderlei Silva weighs in on UFC 111 feature bouts pitting Georges St-Pierre vs. Dan Hardy and Frank Mir vs. Shane Carwin...

UFC 111: St-Pierre vs Hardy Extended Video Preview

An extended video preview of the upcoming UFC 111 fight card in New Jersey. UFC 111 is headed up by a welterweight title bout between champion Georges St-Pierre and Brit Dan Hardy, plus a heavyweight interim title bout between Frank Mir and Shane Carwin.

Dana White Promises No Cuts Following UFC 108

UFC 108 was a card that took more hits than Tiger Woods' sponsorship deals, but in the end the fighters all came out to perform and put on one of the most enjoyable shows to kick off 2010.

Matchmaker, Joe Silva, burned up a ton of minutes on his cell phone calling fighter after fighter to replace others who were forced off of the card due to injuries, cuts, and other various problems.

A night of exciting finishes brought about the usual fight bonuses, with one of them handed to Paul Daley for knockout of the night. A reporter asked White, who withheld giving a bonus to Anthony Johnson following his knockout of Yoshiyuki Yoshida because he missed weight, why he gave Daley a bonus, who also missed his weight just a day earlier.

"There is no guy on this card that will be penalized tonight," White said. "Nobody's going to be cut tonight, nothing's going to happen to anybody tonight. Everybody's going to make money tonight and leave here happy as hell."

Good news for short notice fighters like Duane "Bang" Ludwig and Dustin Hazelett who helped push the show to the finish line in the final weeks. It looks like there won't be any stories about who is looking for a job post UFC 108.

Even UFC heavyweight, Shane Carwin, sent out a reminder to fans that oh so long ago, he was actually supposed to compete at UFC 108.

"I am supposed to be making weight right now for my fight with Lesnar. What a difference a year makes," Carwin commented via his Twitter page.

Frank Mir Wants Brock Lesnar To Get Well

Frank Mir does not want to see Brock Lesnar leave the cage.

The former heavyweight champion said he hopes the ailing champion gets well soon.

Why? He's obsessed with a rematch.

"That's pretty much been my driving focus to go to the gym every day, to change myself and grow as a fighter," Mir said at a Q and A session for the WEC on Tuesday.

Lesnar was hospitalized last week and diagnosed with a bacterial infection of his intestines -- a local news affiliate in Minnesota called it a severe case of diverticulitis, a digestive disease in the large intestine -- prompting the indefinite delay of a title bout with Shane Carwin.

UFC president Dana White on Monday told TMZ that Lesnar might never fight again but appeared to back off those comments in subsequent interviews, saying the champion's fate depended on the severity of the condition.

If Lesnar was out for good, Mir said it didn't matter that his prospects in the division improved.

"To know that there's a possibility that (a rematch) might never happen, that's been taking me a couple of days to try and wrap my mind around," he said.

"It's going to give me a hard time."

MMA Live Talks Brock Lesnar and Reviews UFC 104

MMA Live dissects Brock Lesnar's withdrawal from UFC 106 and talks to his opponent, Shane Carwin. A complete breakdown of UFC 104 and Marcus Jones joins the set to talk TUF 10...

Shane Carwin Addresses Brock Lesnar's Post Fight Antics

Inside MMA's Ron Kruck interviews UFC heavyweight title challenger Shane Carwin, focusing on champion Brock Lesnar's antics in the Octagon after he defeated Frank Mir to unify the belt.

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Shane Carwin Says He Wants to Fight Brock Lesnar

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Gabriel Gonzaga Seminar In Columbus, OH

UFC heavyweight Gabriel Gonzaga and his head coach, Marco Alvan, will head to Columbus, OH to get ready for his weekend showdown against undefeated prospect, Shane Carwin. Before the fight starts, Gonzaga and his coach will first conduct a seminar at the Lashley Jiu-Jitsu Academy on Wednesday, March 4th.

Gonzaga and Alvan will be in attendance for autographs and a MMA & No-Gi seminar for those who attend the session.

The seminar will also include an open training session with Gonzaga for his final preparation for his fight on March 7th against Shane Carwin.

For more information on the seminar visit www.lijja.com or call 740-398-5579.