Our first piece of video content is fresh off the production environment and ready for fellow MMA fan consumption as UFC 114 is set to go down tonight via Spike TV and Pay-per-view. The main event between former light heavyweight champions Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and “Sugar” Rashad Evans has had an intense amount of build-up and in the following piece I break down the main card match-ups. Enjoy this original UFC 114 event preview.

Welcome 6th Rounders, to my picks and predictions for UFC 114. “Rampage vs. Evans” will air Saturday night via pay-per-view beginning at 10 p.m. EDT (under card at 7:00). This card features a main event grudge match between the two former UFC LHW champs. A solid line-up calls for solid picks, right? Whether you agree or disagree, leave your thoughts by commenting.
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Welcome 6th Rounders, to my picks and predictions for UFC 113. “Machida vs. Shogun 2″ will air Saturday night via pay-per-view beginning at 10 p.m. EDT (under card at 7:00). This card features a main event rematch between LHW champ Machida and PRIDE star Shogun Rua. A solid line-up calls for solid picks, right? Whether you agree or disagree, leave your thoughts by commenting.
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Welcome 6th Rounders, to my picks and predictions for WEC 48. “Aldo vs. Faber” will air Saturday night via pay-per-view (main card) and Spike (prelims) beginning at 9 and 10 p.m. EDT (under card at 7:00). This card features a main event between current featherweight champ Aldo and former long-time title holder Faber. A solid line-up calls for solid picks, right? Whether you agree or disagree, leave your thoughts by commenting.

As a lead writer here, there’s a certain responsibility for making quality peeks into the future. That being said…

It was the brawl seen around the 2.3-million-viewership world. After a win over Dan Henderson, middleweight champ Jake Shields’ camp jumped and beat on a fellow fighter - unprovoked and unwarranted. On one hand Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker has an utterly embarrassing show and on the other the man has television ratings which are taking steady nose dives. In the end, the man has two hands full of unfiltered stink and not many options left as a business seeking to compete with the world’s top MMA organization (UFC).
Saturday night’s event …