Top MMA Rankings (Pound for Pound best fighter ) ?

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Henderson

10. Dan Henderson
Points: 36
Affiliation: UFC
Weight class: Light heavyweight
Record: 29-8
Last outing: W5 Mauricio Rua, Nov. 19
Previous ranking: 10
Up next:Nothing scheduled

Evans

T8. Rashad Evans
Points: 41
Affiliation: UFC
Weight class: Light heavyweight
Record: 22-1-1
Last outing: W5 Phil Davis, Jan. 28
Previous ranking: NR
Up next:Title challenge vs. No. 2 Jon Jones at UFC 145, April 21

Melendez

T8. Gilbert Melendez
Points: 41
Affiliation: Strikeforce (lightweight champion)
Weight class: Lightweight
Record: 20-2
Last outing: W5 Jorge Masvidal, Dec. 17
Previous ranking: 8
Up next:Nothing scheduled

dos Santos

7. Junior dos Santos
Points: 75
Affiliation: UFC (heavyweight champion)
Weight class: Heavyweight
Record: 14-1
Last outing:TKO1 Cain Velasquez, Nov. 12
Previous ranking: 7
Up next:Title defense vs. Alistair Overeem at UFC 146, May 26

Cruz

6. Dominick Cruz
Points: 110
Affiliation: UFC (bantamweight champion)
Weight class: Bantamweight
Record: 18-1
Last outing: W5 Demetrious Johnson, Oct. 1
Previous ranking: 6
Up next:Title defense vs. Urijah Faber at UFC 148, July 7

Edgar

5. Frankie Edgar
Points: 140
Affiliation: UFC (lightweight champion)
Weight class: Lightweight
Record: 14-1-1
Last outing: TKO4 Gray Maynard, Oct. 8
Previous ranking: 5
Up next:Title defense vs. Benson Henderson at UFC 144, Feb. 25

Aldo

4. Jose Aldo
Points: 144
Affiliation: UFC (featherweight champion)
Weight class: Featherweight
Record: 21-1
Last outing: TKO1 Chad Mendes, Jan. 14
Previous ranking: 4
Up next:Nothing scheduled

St. Pierre

3. Georges St. Pierre
Points: 175
Affiliation: UFC (welterweight champion)
Weight class: Welterweight
Record: 22-2
Last outing: W5 Jake Shields, April 30
Previous ranking: 3
Up next:Out with injury; nothing scheduled

Jones

2. Jon Jones
Points: 191 (1 of 22 first-place votes)
Affiliation: UFC (light heavyweight champion)
Weight class: Light heavyweight
Record: 15-1
Last outing: Submission 2 Lyoto Machida, Dec. 10
Previous ranking: 2
Up next:Title defense vs. No. 8 Rashad Evans at UFC 145, April 21

Silva

1. Anderson Silva
Points: 219 (21 of 22 first-place votes)
Affiliation: UFC (middleweight champion)
Weight class: Middleweight
Record: 31-4
Last outing: TKO2 Yushin Okami, Aug. 27
Previous ranking: 1
Up next:Title defense vs. Chael Sonnen at UFC 147, June 16
Others receiving votes: Carlos Condit, 18; Gray Maynard, 7; Nick Diaz, 6; Benson Henderson, 2; Joseph Benavidez, 1; Urijah Faber, 1; Cain Velasquez, 1.

Nick Diaz, who tested positive for marijuana ?

Diaz, 28, who tested positive for marijuana, is a second-time offender in Nevada and, thus, faces a one-year suspension.UFC president Dana White on Tuesday night of this week believed he had put the rematch together that a multitude of fans had been clamoring for following UFC 143’s main event between Carlos Condit and Nick Diaz. He also tested positive for marijuana following a Feb. 24, 2007, victory over Takanori Gomi at a PRIDE Fighting Championship event held at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.

Nick Diaz reacts after losing to Carlos Condit by decision at UFC 143.
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Six weeks after the first positive test the commission fined Diaz $3,000 (20 percent of his $15,000 purse), suspended him for six months and changed his win over Gomi to a no-decision. The commission’s report in 2007 noted Diaz’s concentration of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, was 175, three-and-a-half times the concentration level of 50 required under Nevada regulations to produce a positive test result.

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UFC 143
UFC 143

“All results received thus far have been negative, except Mr. Diaz tested positive for marijuana metabolites,” Kizer said in a release Thursday.
It didn’t take long for White to respond.

“I am beyond disappointed that he tested positive for marijuana,” said White in a prepared statement. “It is now in the hands of the Nevada State Athletic Commission.”

It was a simple, almost bland statement from White, who is know for his fiery personality, but you could almost see the disappointment dripping from it. “A complaint for disciplinary action against Mr. Diaz has been filed.”

UFC 143 Dana White Talks Nick Diaz after losing to Carlos Condit

UFC 143 Carlos Condit talks about Win over Nick Diaz

UFC 143 results

WINNERS
fight that Carlos Condit fought on Saturday was the best thing he could have done. While Diaz fans will say that he ran, this was nothing of the sort. Condit refused to stand and brawl, and he refused to be bullied into a clinch against the cage. Condit didn't flee across the cage, he circled away from from being backed into the various octagon walls.
And as he circled, he landed strikes. When Diaz realized that was happening, he tried taunting, and Condit refused to fall for it and make costly mistakes. He fought a very smart, calculated fight and still fought to a decision that can be debated to an extent. If they fought again on Sunday, you'd see scores of people picking Diaz, because that's how good he is.
UndercardDustin Poirier def. Max Holloway via submission (triangle/armbar) (live blog)
Edwin Figueroa def. Alex Caceres via split decision (live blog)
Matt Brown def. Chris Cope via second-round TKO (live blog)
Matt Riddle def. Henry Martinez via split decision (live blog)
Rafael Natal def. Michael Kuiper via unanimous decision (live blog)
Stephen Thompson def. Dan Stittgen via first-round KO (live blog)

Carlos Condit: Throughout the entire week, the media were discounting Condit's ability to play spoiler for the potential matchup between Georges St. Pierre and Nick Diaz. While it may not be the fight that people expected, Condit fought a perfect fight and walked away with not just the win but also a sweet Harley Davidson motorcycle. Not a bad way to spend Super Bowl weekend, huh?
Fabricio Werdum: He looked incredibly dominant in every facet of the fight, especially in the clinch. Lesser men would have crumbled to those knees to the face so the lack of a finish cannot be held against the two time Abu Dhabi champion. He's likely a win or two away from a shot at the UFC heavyweight belt.
Dustin Poirier: Dustin 'Diamond' was originally scheduled to face Eric Koch in a title eliminator. Unfortunately, the Duke Roufus product suffered an injury and was replaced by Max Holloway. While the fight may not have earned him a shot at Jose Aldo's belt, Poirier walked away with a $65k bonus which will ease that pain.
Ed Herman: There's something to say about a complete career rebirth. After a slew of injuries that kept him sidelined, Herman is now on a three fight win streak and a new found look on MMA.
Stephen Thompson: The highlight reel knockout over Dan Stittgen is a great way to make a UFC debut. The fact that he's such a highly touted prospect will mean that the UFC will develop him slowly as he has a bright future in the promotion. A fantastic performance from a young fighter.

Rashad Evans vs. Phil Davis UFC on Fox 2 results and free video stream

What he needed to happen ... didn't happen, however. Henderson needed Phil Davis to score the upset over Rashad Evans, but that didn't happen, with "Sugar" likely taking at least four of the five rounds convincingly. Davis just didn't have anything for Rashad's seasoned style, and now Evans has earned himself a shot at Jon Jones and the Light Heavyweight Championship. Had Davis won the fight, he likely would have had to have another fight to get a title shot, but the loss to Evans sets him back.
With Anderson Silva likely fighting Chael Sonnen next for the Middleweight Championship, it looks like Henderson will need to fight to keep busy.
A win is a win is a win. For fast-rising - but still relatively unknown - Chris Weidman, you don't pass up an opportunity to fight on a FOX main card against a top-10 middleweight. Not even if you get just 11 days' notice and still have 32 pounds to shed in order for it to be official.

"You've always got supporters, you've always got haters," Bisping said. "But that's not what concerns me. What concerns me is going out there and putting on great fights and providing for my wife and children."
Chris Weidman earns a unanimous decision victory over Demian Maia in the opening bout of the main card of the UFC on FOX 2: "Evans vs. Davis" event last night (Sat., Jan. 28, 2012) at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. Bruce Buffer originally announced that Weidman had won a split decision; however, UFC President Dana White later tweeted that a mistake was made and Weidman had actually won via unanimous decision.
"I wanted to win tonight, but I obviously didn't do enough. I feel I won the fight, but obviously Chael's walking away the victor."

Though he is disappointed in not having his hand raised, Bisping is not making any excuses. He did have a change in opponent on short notice as he was originally set to fight Demian Maia, but an opportunity arose for him to get a chance to fight in the main event against Sonnen when Mark Munoz got hurt and he jumped all over it.
Some believe that this change in opponent

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UFC on Fox 2 Results:
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Chael Sonnen defeats Michael Bisping by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Chris Weidman defeats Demian Maia by split decision (29-28 Weidman, 29-28 Maia, 29-28 Chris Weidman)
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Evan Dunham defeats Nik Lentz by TKO (doctor stoppage) at 5:00 of round 2.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Mike Russow defeats Jon Olav Einemo by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-270
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Cub Swanson defeats George Roop by TKO (strikes, referee stoppage) at 2:22 of round 2.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Charles Olivera defeats Eric Wisely by submission (calf slicer) at 1:43 of round 1.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Michael Johnson defeats Shane Roller by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Lavar Johnson defeats Joey Beltran by KO (strikes, referee stoppage) at 4:24 of round 1.
UFC on Fox 2 Results: Chris Camozzi defeats Dustin Jacoby by submission (guillotine choke) at 1:08 of round 3.
UFC on Fox 2 will take place Jan. 28, 2012 at Chicago's United Center.
The main event features a non-title light heavyweight bout between former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans and rising contender Phil Davis.
The co-main event features middleweights Chael Sonnen and Mark Munoz, with the winner possibly being granted a title shot against UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva.
Sonnen fell to Silva after taking the champion to task for five rounds during their championship bout at UFC 117 in August of 2010. Sonnen has been campaigning for a second shot at Silva since the loss, calling out the champion following a dominating performance over for WEC champion Brian Stann at UFC 136.

Rashad Evans vs. Phil Davis UFC on Fox 2 Part 1
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