Live tonight from Chicago, the Ultimate Fighting Championship brings us their second card to air on Fox. They have two great fights that will determine who is next in line for title shots in both the light heavyweight division and also the middleweight division. Two pay per view caliber contests, live on free TV, not much to dislike about that.

The main event will be former title holder Rashad Evans taking on undefeated top prospect Phil Davis. Both fighters have very similar backgrounds, great wrestling pedigree and striking that improves every time they step foot into the octagon.

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UFC 141 has come and gone and so has the career of Brock Lesnar. The majority of the card was a letdown to me as I had very very high hopes and was left a little unsatisfied.

Brock Lesnar was exposed for what he really is by Alistair Overeem. The so called “Baddest Man on the Planet” was yet again destroyed by a true heavyweight contender, and after the fight Lesnar himself said he was done.

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Tonight we have a rare Friday night pay per view event being put on by The Ultimate Fighting Championship. The MGM Grand in Las Vegas is the host to the card that will put a cap on 2011. It’s been a great year to be a mixed martial arts fan and tonight should be the icing on the cake.

I’m sure I have said this many times before and pretty sure I’ll say it again in the future, but there are three unbelievable fights tonight, must see scraps in my humble opinion.

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UFC 140 has come and gone and what a night it was. There were great and very unexpected endings that will have people talking about this fight card for awhile.

The main event saw light heavyweight champion Jon Jones keep his title after facing a tough test in Lyoto Machida. Jones choked Machida to sleep in the second round with a standing guillotine. Machida went completely limp and Jones showed he can win in a variety of ways.

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