Matt Hughes won a unanimous decision against Matt Serra in a matchup of former welterweight champions at UFC 98 on Saturday night.

Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida stopped Rashad Evans at 3:57 of the second round to win the light heavyweight title at UFC 98 on Saturday night.

Machida landed a barrage of punches that sent Evans reeling up against the cage and finished him off with a left hand that folded Evans backwards onto the canvas.

“I’ve tried all my life to become a champion and I am very, very happy,” a jubilant Machida said. “Now I’m going to keep this belt for a long time.”

The light heavyweight title has now changed hands four times in the last five title bouts…

Brock Larson impressed at UFC 98 on Saturday night as he defeated Mike Pyle in Las Vegas.

It was a show that perhaps looked solid on paper but had not captured the imagination as a result of several weeks of unspectacular WWE programming - especially on Monday night’s.

But Sunday night’s Judgment Day PPV was a good (at times great) show which saw Hall of Famer Ric Flair return to make the save for Batista, while Rey Mysterio and Chris Jericho tore down the house in their Intercontinental title clash. And in the main event, Matt Hardy interfered as Edge retained his World title in an awesome match against Jeff Hardy.

Check out our full recap of how Judgment Day from Chicago, IL went down on Sunday night….

A look ahead to WWE’s Judgment Day PPV on Sunday night.

WWE’s Backlash PPV took place on Sunday night from Providence, RI.

It was a something of a mixed bag, with some good and some bad matches and with three new champions crowned.

A new ECW champion was crowned as Christian beat Jack Swagger in a highly entaining match to open the show, while Randy Orton pinned Triple H to become the new WWE champion.

And in the main event of the night, John Cena lost his World Heavyweight belt to Edge, thanks to a ‘Big’ assist…

WWE present Backlash tonight live on PPV and we’ll have live coverage right here at iFight365.com.

Ahead of the show, we’re taking a look ahead to the card and how we think the night may pan out…

- 6-man tag with the WWE Title on the line: If Orton, DiBiase or Rhodes wins, Orton becomes the new WWE Champion
Triple H (C), Batista and Shane McMahon vs. Randy Orton, Ted DiBiase and Cody Rhodes

Phil Lowe: First off, the stipulation absolutely sucks. It devalues the title and while it’s easy to…

Jon Jones recaps Sunday night’s Lockdown PPV with new champions crowned and the debut of one Bobby Lashley.

Anderson Silva outpointed Thales Leites, while Mauricio Rua stopped Chuck Liddell in the first round at UFC 97 on Saturday night.

As Nova Scotia’s T.J. Grant proved he belongs in the UFC with a winning debut, battle-hardened Montrealer David (The Crow) Loiseau may have unloaded his last spinning back kick on mixed-martial arts’ biggest stage.

When Chuck Liddell enters the cage at UFC 97, the rumours surrounding a possible retirement will fall on his 205lb shoulders. Liddell, with three defeats in his past four fights, will be taking on former PRIDE superstar Mauricio “Shogun” Rua in a highly anticipated battle.

The fight has all the hallmarks of a good fight, with both struggling to reach the sort of form that made them one of the best fighters on the planet. Liddell, the former UFC light heavyweight champion, has become somewhat of a shadow of his former glory, with his last performance against Rashad Evans widely regarded as his poorest fight to date.

UFC 97 in Montreal this Saturday, April 18, is an event that features two of the biggest names in the sport in Anderson Silva and Chuck Liddell.

WrestleMania XXV on Sunday from the Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas, saw one of the best matches in recent years as The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels put on a true WrestleMania classic.

Triple H retained his WWE title against Randy Orton in an disappointing main event, while John Cena beat Edge and Big Show to become the new World Heavyweight champion.

Matt and Jeff Hardy took some crazy bumps in an Extreme Rules match, plus for a second year in a row, CM Punk won the Money in the Bank ladder match…