He may still be the best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet right now, but he needs to get a grip on his head right now.

Who would you like to see Silva match up against?

I don't think the weight could match up but I would like to see GSP take a shot.

I like Rampage. I really do. But he has a tough enough time with Wanderlei Silva let alone Anderson.

I guess we'll be seeing how Rampage and Wandy match up in the cage in UFC 92.

sad. I look forward to seeing if Brock can defend the title.

Kind of had hoped it would go a round or two... Surprised cause when Randy got hit it looked like a glancing blow, but I guess with hands as big as Brock a glancing blow is enough.

I agree to I didn't think much of Lesner at first but he is pretty good and a monster of a man. If he ever develops a good submission game he will be great.

I know many of the entertainment wrestlers juice. What is the drug testing policy in the UFC? Is it strict? Do you think Lesner used steriods before? I can't see someone naturally getting that big.

My understanding is that the UFC itself does not have a testing policy. It is up to the state athletic association (just like in boxing) to administer drug testing policies. And frankly, I'd rather get in trouble with Dana White than with the Nevada State Athletic Association or, for that matter, the Nevada State Gaming Commission.

Sean Sherk lost his belt, and recently Chris leben was busted.

They tested for steroid use recently when they were in the England even though they didn't have to since there is no athletic comission there. Thats how Chris leben got busted recently.

Who is she going to fight? I hate to say this but being the best female MMA fighter in the world right now is sort of like being valedictorian of summer school.

Now that the largest MMA production company (Zuffa) is in the female fighter market, I would imagine that there are several unknown women in the small local organizations (There are several MMA fighters here in DE) that will be more than willing to play on a big stage. Who knows maybe women on the Ultimate fighter show. That would be a good twist to a show that is starting to get a little stale. Most weeks I fast forward to the fight and skip a the stupid crap that goes on in the house.

Story in queston.

http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/mma_experts/post/UFC-s-White-is-ready-to-bring-Carano-into-the-fo?urn=mma,123060

Bunch of females listed at http://www.fightergirls.com/ that I've never heard of. With Randy being in ufc I'd bet Gina would fight his wife eventually.

Oh yeah here is a local article about a woman who has been fighting in mma since 1996, Grapple Girl Michelle Farrow. She even kind of calls out Gina.

Anyway I what I really look forward to is inter-gender fighting.

He's getting better. Remember that Frank Mir caught him in a knee lock in his (Lesnar's) UFC debut back in February. And keep in mind that Randy Couture is 45 freakin' years old -- an eternity in pro sports, especially in one that involves getting the crap beaten out of you on a pretty regular basis.

Lesnar is impressive, but he's not unbeatable yet. Sure is scary, though.

As for women in the UFC, Dana White initially said "no way" after Elite XC met its expected demise. But somewhere along the way he got religion. I've got two guesses:

1. Gina Carano is hot. Hot = buzz. Buzz = money. And Dana White loves him some money.

2. The WEC has a case of Kimbo Slice disease. It hitched its little minor-league wagon to one guy, Urijah Faber, who had the misfortune of running his face into Mike Brown's fist a couple of weeks ago. Miguel Torres and Carlos Condit are pretty good fighters, but neither of those guys really moves the needle. The WEC needs more than one star, and Carano could be No. 2.

I disagree. Say what you will about the WEC, but it was definitely not the freakshow that was EliteXC. Urijah getting KO'ed was an eventuality as he was put up against real contenders and increasingly more difficult fights. The same was true of Condit. If you watched the Yoshimitsu Maeda fight, you'd remember how much trouble he had in the first four rounds against a skilled judoka.

EliteXC, in sharp contrast, was all about trying to preserve the tv staying power of mediocre fighters by using tomato can opposition. Urijah beat folks like Jens Pulver, Jeff Curran, and Chance Farrer -- folks with a combined record of 60-3. No one at the top bill of Elite XC ever fought a fighter with a winning record.

Folks don't watch WEC just to see Urijah Faber continue a streak. They watch it because there are high quality fights. Conversely, folks generally watch EliteXC just to see Gina Carano's boobs.

I have always looked at the WEC as the UFC minor leagues. It will never be as big as the UFC, and I don't think it should. I wish it would be used more as a tool to groom up and comers. I think a great number of the fighters that come out of the Ultimate Fighter show would be better served by spending some time in the WEC.

In the two EliteXC events on CBS the Carano fights were the best fights of the night. EliteXC was a joke, but I think women's MMA can have a future. Carano is hot, but she is also a legit fighter. Her fights were more intense and exciting than those of her male counterparts of EliteXC.