A solid main event and an intriguing undercard helps UFC 94 to remain one of the most memorable UFC PPV’s in recent times, says Martin Smith.

Nothing about Jon Fitch is sexy. He’s tall and lanky. He has big ears. He’s got shaggy brown hair and forgets to shave quite often.

His game is consistent with his appearance. He will not overwhelm you with his athleticism or dazzle you with his striking.

You would also be hard pressed to find any footage of him that was highlight reel worthy.

Mind you these are characteristics of the consensus #2 ranked welterweight in the world with a career record of (20 – 3) with one no contest…

BetUS.com’s Tim Furious looks at the recent injuries suffered in the UFC by the likes of Brock Lesnar, Georges St-Pierre and Anderson Silva.

Phil Baroni finds himself at a crossroads in his career as he makes his return to the UFC on Saturday night against Amir Sadollah.

With Dan Hardy and Mike Swick colliding at UFC 105, Georges St-Pierre gives his thoughts on who he believes will come out victorious on Saturday night.

There is a school of thought that Saturday’s Mike Swick vs. Dan Hardy welterweight fight winner at UFC 105 in Manchester, England will get the next title shot at Georges St. Pierre. But it’s probably going to take an excellent performance or an epic back-and-forth fight between the two for UFC President Dana White to give them the opportunity to fight a fighter the caliber of St. Pierre, even despite the fact that there aren’t a whole lot of other options.

iFight365.com looks at some of the more interesting questions and answers from the UFC 105 Fight Club session with Georges St-Pierre.

The UFC has skyrocketed in popularity with the rise of compelling fighters like Brock Lesnar and Georges St. Pierre among others, but it still seems to lack a certain charm at times. Many hardcore MMA fans have missed the PRIDE Fighting Championships from Japan, a league which spawned top UFC fighters like Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and Anderson Silva, among others…

UFC president needs to find a serious competitor for Anderson Silva following his embarrassing torturing of former lightweight champion, Forrest Griffin. There are names out there, but there are also issues with the three guys that everyone wants Silva to fight…

Georges St-Pierre’s groin injury sustained at UFC 100 earlier this month is not as bad as first feared.

It’s different when your dream match-up is something like Ali vs. Tyson, or Jordan vs. LeBron. Those matchups will never happen until we master time travel (and I’m not convinced we’re anywhere close despite what Dr. Emmett Brown would have me believe). But when a league like the UFC is hampered by weight classes and exclusivity rights, it’s difficult to sometimes get the fight you’ve always dreamed of. One such dream match would pit Georges St. Piere against Brazilian Anderson Silva, the two fighters who consistently hear the term “best pound-for-pound fighter” when their names are mentioned. But the problem, like in any good sport, is that time is of the essence…

UFC Heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar and Welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre were the top earners at UFC 100.

BetUS.com’s Tim Furious takes a look at the matches at the top of the card from this past weekend’s UFC 100 PPV.