Last night’s event served up a heaping dose of great, athletic performances inside the famed Octagon due to men such as Kenny Florian, Roy Nelson, Jorge Rivera, Nate Quarry and Ross Pearson laying it all on the line after weeks of tough training camps.
Fight Night 21 served as a action-packed lead-in for the new season of The Ultimate Fighter and hopefully wowed some fans who were left looking for more after the recent Versus event. Not even a power outage prior to Nelson vs. Struve could slow the momentum set …

Here all the full fight results from last night, winners are in bold. Great card packed with plenty of action!
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Charlie Brenneman defeats Jason High via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28).
Gerald Harris defeats Mario Miranda by TKO (punches) - Round 1 @ 4:49
Yushin Okami defeats Lucio Linhares by TKO (doctor’s stoppage) - Round 2 @ 2:47
Gleison Tibau defeats Caol Uno by TKO (punches) - Round 1 @ 4:13
Nik Lentz defeats Rob Emerson via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 29-28)
Jacob Volkmann defeats Ronys Torres via split decision (28-29, 30-27, 30-27)
Andre Winner defeats Rafaello …

Welcome 6th Rounders, to my picks and predictions for UFC Fight Night 21. “Florian vs. Gomi” will air Wednesday night via Spike (U.S.) beginning at 8:00 p.m. EST (under card at 6:00). This card features a main event between a top contender and PRIDE legend. 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, anything can (and does) happen in mixed martial arts. …

The tenth season of The Ultimate Fighter is now history and we have a new TUF winner in Roy “Big Country” Nelson. While the veteran heavyweight was successful in spectacular fashion with a knockout punch, the same cannot be said for the evening’s production as a whole.
Perhaps one can attribute a comparatively amateur night of audio/visual downfalls to simple Murphy’s Law but these Spike TV issues have been rearing their ugly heads from some time now (previous “Fight Nights” strewn with A/V gaffes). While Spike is not NBC, FOX etc., …