UFC 92 is December 27th. Here is the press conference with Forrest Griffin, Rashad Evans, Frank Mir, Antonio Nogueira, Rampage Jackson and Wanderlei Silva. Part One: Part Two:...

Here is Dana White's pre-UFC 92 blog. It's fairly boring but we get to see some shots of Forrest Griffin, Rashad Evans, Rampage Jackson and Wanderlei Silva before the press conference.

UFC 92 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on December 27, looks to be one of the best fight cards of the year.  The tri-main event features Forrest Griffin vs Rashad Evans, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs Frank Mir, and Wanderlei Silva vs Rampage Jackson. The UFC just announced the ...

Fighters Only Magazine recently interviewed Quinton "Rampage" Jackson.  He had some things to say about his last fight with Forrest Griffin: “I just want my fans to know, I was at my worst and Forrest was at his best - and I still beat him. He added: “A man is not ...

As of 7-12-2008 1. Anderson Silva 2. Georges St. Pierre 3. B.J. Penn 4. Urijah Faber 5. Miguel Torres 6. Randy Couture 7. Fedor Emelianenko 8. Forrest Griffin 9. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueria 10. Dan Henderson

As of June 12 1. Forrest Griffin 2. Quinton Jackson 3. Chuck Liddell 4. Dan Henderson 5. Kyoto Machida 6. Maurico Rua 7. Thiago Silva 8. Wanderlei Silva 9. Rashad Evans 10. Keith Jardine

Calm down, nothing major fellas (and ladies).  It's due to the injuries sustained from UFC 86.  The full list of injuries is as follows (10 of the 18 fighters):

Rampage isn't as injured as everyone thought.  While we know he did take a beating on his left leg and knee, his trainer, Juanito Ibarra said this:  "After the fight he had a knot the size of a cantaloupe on his shin. I've never seen anything like it in all my years in the fight game. It was ugly. The next day it went down. Today, there's no bump at all. The doctor said he's fine. It's a deep bone bruise now."

Lyoto Machida made a few statements after Forrest Griffin's win over Rampage: In my opinion, Quinton defeated Forrest, but they give it to Forrest. I think that now they are going to put him against Chuck Liddell to him to take the belt again. I think they prefer Chuck with the belt, he is a former champion, has more marketing and sell more”

MMAJunkie is reporting that the UFC has begun making calls to gather the warriors for battle. Tentatively scheduled for October 25 that would happen only a week after UFC 89 in the UK. Usually Dana and the UFC spreads the events out by 2 weeks, but if true it ...

Official UFC 86 Fighter Payouts Forrest Griffin: $250,000 Quinton Jackson: $225,000 Patrick Cote: $32,000 Ricardo Almeida: $23,000 Joe Stevenson: $60,000 Gleison Tibau: $11,000 Josh Koscheck: $70,000 Chris Lytle: $14,000 Tyson Griffin: $40,000 Marcus Aurelio: $40,000 Gabriel Gonzaga: $100,000 Justin McCully: $5,000 Cole Miller: $20,000 Jorge Gurgel: $ 10,000 Melvin Guillard: $20,000 Dennis Siver: $7,000 Justin Buchholz: $8,000 Corey Hill: $8,000 Total Payout: $943,000 (Not including Bonuses... see below) UFC ...

It appears that a Griffin Jackson Rematch is in discussion. The question would be will we have to wait for other fights first. White is quoted as saying "Rampage wants a rematch, Forrest said right away it is only right to give Rampage a rematch and it is a huge fight to do again. But there are a lot of great fights now Forrest is champion, the rematch being one of them, so we'll look at that over the next few months."

You can view the video on the forums here: http://www.mmachump.com/forums/forum23/91.html

Quinton Jackson Vs. Forrest Griffin Rampage and the Original Ultimate Fighter both looked ready for war. Jackson with the look of a pitbull about to be let off his chain, and Griffin loose, and smiling excited for his opportunity.