The way Chuck Liddell has dominated recent opponents Tito Ortiz and Randy Couture, it appears the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s light-heavyweight champion is unbeatable.

Irvine’s Quinton "Rampage" Jackson knows that’s not true.

In a PRIDE Fighting Championships tournament in 2003, Jackson pounded the fatigue

(CP) - The Iceman is returning to action.

The UFC has confirmed that mixed martial arts fighter Chuck (The Iceman) Liddell will defend his light-heavyweight title against Quinton (Rampage) Jackson at UFC 71 on May 26 at the Las Vegas MGM Grand.

The 37-year-old Liddell (20-3) has won his last seven fights, all by KO

MMA website Sherdog.com is reporting that UFC champion Chuck Liddell vs. Quinton Jackson is set for UFC’s 5/26 PPV in Las Vegas, Nevada, providing Liddell with a chance to avenge the only MMA loss of his fighting career that he has yet to claim back in a rematch.

Jackson, who debuted for UFC this past February, defeated Liddell in Nove

Ortiz Confirms Bout With Keith Jardine For UFC 71

The following is taken from an interview with Tito Ortiz, conducted by MMAToday.com:

MMAToday: How are you doing?
TO: Great! I just got back from a month of vacation and I amfeeling good.

MMAToday: Have you returned to training since your last fight?
TO

Reported by the Boston Herald.  Chuck Liddell’s next fight is at the end of May, at which time he will be carrying a winning streak of roughly four years. The opponent? Hasn’t been determined yet. But that doesn’t mean the UFC’s light heavyweight champ doesn’t have a challenger list of his own.
 
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