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Eddie Wineland (on left) awaits word on his opponent for UFC 161. The UFC 161 card scheduled for Winnipeg, Canada in mid June could lose it’s main event fight between Interim Bantamweight Champion Renan Barao and challenger Eddie Wineland due to a foot injury suffered by Barao.  Barao was as high as a 5 to 1 favorite at some of the sport books that already have a line on this fight, so it will be interesting to see if whatever becomes the new main event for the card is more competitive at...Read Full Story

With UFC on FX 8 now in the books, it is once again time to review the particulars of yet another Vitor Belfort knockout win. Belfort’s use of Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) has become so controversial in recent months that it is now impossible to discuss his increasingly age-defying Octagon feats without questioning their legitimacy. The 36-year-old has more detractors than can fit inside the Rogers Centre, but a vocal minority of TRT apologists continue to deny that the UFC veteran...Read Full Story

Tweet Main card Vitor Belfort (186lbs) defeats Luke Rockhold (186lbs) via KO at 2:32 of Round 1 Ronaldo Souza (186lbs) defeats Chris Camozzi (186lbs) via Submission (Arm Triangle) at 3:37 of Round 1 Rafael Dos Anjos (156lbs) defeats Evan Dunham (156lbs) via UD Rafael Natal (186lbs) defeats Joao Zeferino (184lbs) via UD Fuel TV Prelims Nik Lentz (146lbs) defeats Hacran Dias (146lbs) via UD Francisco Trinaldo (154lbs) defeats Mike Rio (156lbs) via Submission (Arm Triangle) at 3:08 of Round 1...Read Full Story

DatzHott.com - "Where Everything Cool is Hott!"UFC on FX 8 packed a punch, and a kick, for the fans. Thirteen fights emanated from Brazil with fighters bringing their best inside the cage in the hopes of picking up a victory. Vitor Belfort stole the show with a shocking spinning back kick that landed flush on Luke Rockhold. The explosive middleweight finished up his business on the ground. The victory puts Belfort back in serious talk for title contention. Plenty of other action happened...Read Full Story

Bigfoot Bloody Bigfoot. Antonio Silva hopes his title fight with Cain Velasquez ends better than their first meeting (aftermath above) The UFC 160 Heavyweight Title defense for Cain Velasquez is a week away.  Velasquez prepares to defend his title in a rematch against Antonio ‘Bigfoot’ Silva in a rematch that sees him favored by more than 6 to 1 at the sport books.  Velasquez, aside from his one loss to Junior Dos Santos, has been dominant and that includes his first round destruction of...Read Full Story