Ortiz stated that it would be "awesome" and "break records" while Griffin said he'd do whatever Dana wants him to do. Full Article at Bloody Elbow

LAS VEGAS — Is the return of UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre going to happen in the land down under? Full Article at Canada.com

LAS VEGAS — Is the return of UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre going to happen in the land down under? Full Article at Vancouver Sun

"I get doubted all the time. Regardless of what I do or who I beat, people always underestimate me. They've never given me the respect I deserve. Fighting GSP, if I can give him a good beating, people might start to change their mind. Full Article at UFC Mania

It's one of the things that fuels Hardy in his quest for the belt. "I love to upset people. I get doubted all the time," the British fighter said. "Regardless of what I do or who I beat, people always underestimate me. Full Article at Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com

If you walk up to anyone who is a fan of MMA and say the name Georges St. Pierre or just GSP, they will know who you're refering to as soon as the name passes your lips. Full Article at Bleacher Report

The reasons people have for disliking the perennial welterweight contender go all the way back to the first season of The Ultimate Fighter, where he made life miserable for Chris Leben. Yet, there are many other reasons why people don't like Kos. Full Article at Bleacher Report

Forrest Griffin defeats Tito Ortiz in split decision at UFC 106 LAS VEGAS -- Forrest Griffin waited more than three years for a second crack at Tito Ortiz, and he made the most of the opportunity. Full Article at ESPN

LAS VEGAS -- Forrest Griffin waited more than three years for a second crack at Tito Ortiz, and he made the most of the opportunity. Griffin avenged his April 2006 split decision defeat to Ortiz with a split verdict of his own in the UFC 106 “Ortiz vs. Full Article at Sherdog.com

Anthony Johnson was taking a huge leap up in competition in his co-featured fight against Josh Koscheck, looking to make a claim that he is a serious threat to division deity, Georges St. Pierre. Full Article at UFC Mania

Marcus Davis is getting back to basics. Full Article at UFC Mania

LAS VEGAS — During fight week for an Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event, there is no such thing as a slow day. Full Article at Vancouver Sun

When Georges St. Pierre and Dan Hardy face off sometime next year for the UFC Welterweight Championship, it appears neither fighter is going to have a hometown advantage. Full Article at MMAPlayground.com

O ne week after Dan (The Outlaw) Hardy beat Mike (Quick) Swick to earn a shot at Canadian champion Georges St. Pierre, two more top welterweights enter the cage with something to prove. Full Article at Globe and Mail

LAS VEGAS --- UFC welterweight contender Josh Koscheck has never been one to hold his tongue leading up to his fights. Full Article at The Orange County Register

Anthony Johnson is a bad man. The kind of man you don’t want creeping up the UFC welterweight latter if you’re a top contender. After all, he’s just 25 years old and appears to be improving with each passing fight. Full Article at UFC Mania

Not to take anything away from British sensation Dan “The Outlaw” Hardy, but despite an extremely impressive victory over top contender Mike Swick at UFC 105, it seems a bit too early to push the Englishman into a title bout with champion Georges St. Full Article at Bleacher Report

LAS VEGAS --- Here are five reasons to watch "WEC 44: Brown vs. Aldo" on Wednesday at 6 p.m. on Versus at The Palms Resort & Casino: 1. Will Mike Brown join Anderson Silva and Georges St. Pierre as dominant champions in MMA? Full Article at The Orange County Register

Don’t be tyin up GSP with that shite! Full Article at UFC Mania