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5 Round Non-Title Matches?

YES!!!!! HELL YESS!!!!!! Rumors of 5 round non-title main events are in the air! I am as excited as can be! The rumor of 5 round main events could have changed UFC history. Fights like Rampage vs Jardine, Machida vs Rua and the infamous Griffin vs Bonnar. 5 Rounds could change everything from outcomes, to show who has more heart, just let the fighters do the fight the way they want to. We would see more crazy KO's more struggling submissions and new fighters showing how much heart they truly have. These 5 round fights would weed out the men from the boys and we all want to know who is there to win.

Anderson Silva Open To Fight Heavyweights?

That's what Anderson Silva's manager says. Would Anderson Silva's move to heavyweight be substantial? In my opinion it would but, on his way to Heavyweight I think he should make a pit stop at Light Heavyweight to face the unbelievably talented fighters. Just like Sports Illustrated said " The best bouts might come at light heavyweight -- Silva vs. Rampage; Rashad; Shogun; and down the road, Jon Jones or Gegard Mousasi" But, in the end I think how he does in the Light Heavyweight division should weigh on his decision to go to Heavyweight or maybe just to go back to Middleweight or even Welterweight. In my opinion I think matches like Anderson Silva vs Brock Lesnar or Anderson Silva vs Frank Mir could be some of the most exciting and challenging fights that Anderson Silva will ever have. Beating the strong talented fights at Heavyweight and Light heavyweight would in many minds make him the best pound for pound fighter in the UFC.

Lesnar's Fresh Body And Next Fight?

After recovering from an almost career ending intestinal infection Brock Lesnar already wants to know his next fight. Sources say that his next fight will be the winner of the Mir vs Carwin fight at UFC 111. The winner of the Mir Carwin fight will be named interim champion until one of them has to face Lesnar in May. If one is to get injured then the winner of the Cain Valazquez and Minatauro Nogueira fight at UFC 110 will be the next to challenge Lesnar. Anything could happen with the coveted UFC Heavyweight championship. Only time will tell which one of these fighters will hold the belt by the end of May.

MMA Awards Of The Year.

2009 MMA Awards
Best Fighter of 2009- Anderson Silva
Best fight of 2009- Couture v. Noguiera
Best Knockout of 2009- Dan Henderson over Bisping
Best Submission of 2009- Rear Naked Choke By BJ Penn On Kenny Florian
Best Comeback of 2009- Scott Smith (Strikeforce)
Best Overall Performance of 2009- Mauricio Rua
Breakthrough Fighter of 2009- Lyoto Machida
Best Prospect of 2009- Ross Pearson
Best Walkout Performance of 2009- Dan Hardy
Worst Hair of 2009- Jonathan Goulet
Best Hair of 2009- Dan Hardy
Promotion of 2009- UFC
Best Fight Card of 2009- UFC 100
Best Post Fight Speech of 2009- Steve Cantwell (UFC)
Clothing Company of 2009- Silver Star
Best MMA Magazine of 2009- FIGHT!
Best MMA Website of 2009- FPMMA
Worst Cut of 2009- Diego Sanchez
Most Heart of 2009- Diego Sanchez in his fight against BJ Penn
Worst Decision of 2009- Lyoto Machida vs Mauricio Rua (UFC 104)
Best Referee of 2009- Herb Dean
Worst Referee of 2009- Steve Mazzagatti
Up and Coming Organization of 2009- North American Allied Fight Series
MMA Based Show of 2009- LOCO LIFE
Best Camp of 2009- Quest.
MMA Personality of 2009- Brock Lesnar he just shows that I don't give a fuck point of view that a fighter has.

Top Fighters in each weight class.

"Lyoto Machida After His Recent Win Over Rashad Evans"


Lightweight- Most deffinately BJ Penn. He is willing to stand up and strike or take it to the ground and choke your ass out. Also, with his recent win over Diego Sanchez it just shows how dominate he is in his position.

Welterweight- It is a throw up between Georges St. Pierre and Jake Shields. I think GSP may have better striking ability. But, Jake shields has a better ground game so its a tie between the two.

Middleweight- This is a hard one. I like 3 competitors here. I like Hendo, The Spider and Jake Shields once again. I'm going to give this one to Anderson "The Spider" Silva due to his speed and his over whelming win over Hendo and many other middleweights.

Light Heavyweight- Deffinately Lyoto Machida. We all know why.

Heavyweight- Brock Lesnar. With his big mouth and extraordinary power there is no beating him.