by mmaringreport.com

Originally, UFC 67 was supposed to feature Georges St. Pierre vs. Matt Serra.  But then, tragically, St. Pierre injured his knee in a freak poutine-related accident, and had to back out.  Nobody was too upset by this, however, since nobody expected Matt Serra to win anyway - not even the matchmakers at the UFC, who were already heavily promoting St. Pierre vs. Matt Hughes 3 as a title fight for April 7th.  You have to wonder what Serra thought of tha

Eddie Sanchez likes his chances at UFC 67. He might be the only one. though!

by: cron Steve Sievert

The 24 year-old heavyweight moves well for a 230-pounder and can inflict some punishment on his feet, as evidenced by four KO/TKO stops among his eight victories. But the California mixed martial artist has never encountered the likes of the opponent he faces Saturday nigh

by: dailynews.com

He says it is the best move the UFC has ever made, he will take the U.S. fans by storm and he will help the sport grow even more than it recently has.

All this can be called an understatement from only oneperson, Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, as he says he has been waiting to step into the Octagon since he was first info

UFC 67 is this weekend, and some would say the company is taking a gamble with this one.  The original concept for the PPV was to have the two winners of Season Four of The Ultimate Fighter cash in their guaranteed title fights on the same night.  However, an injury to Welterweight Champion Georges St. Pierre forced him to withdraw from his fight with Matt Serra, and Serra wasn’t goi