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Urijah Faber's Leg of the Living Dead

Jose Aldo on Saturday night easily established himself as thee premier featherweight fighter in the world, dismantling former champion Urijah Faber over the course of their five-round battle at the Arco Arena in Sacramento, Calif.

Faber displayed all the heart in the world by making it to the final bell, but it wasn't without a cost.

Aldo continually chopped at Faber's leg over the course of the fight... every single round.

This photo, posted by Faber to his official Twitter account shows the lingering effects of the clobbering his leg took during the fight.