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UFC 127 - Weigh in Penn vs Fitch . Bisping vs Rivera

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UFC 127,features top welterweight contenders B.J. Penn and Jon Fitch

UFC 127, which features a main event between top welterweight contenders B.J. Penn and Jon Fitch, will be held on Saturday night at the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia. Here’s who Yahoo! Sports staffers see as the winners.






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Michael Bisping vs. Jorge Rivera Bisping Bisping Rivera Bisping Rivera

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Riki Fukuda vs. Nick Ring Fukuda Ring Ring Fukuda Ring

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10. Jon Fitch


Points: 23

Affiliation: UFC

Weight class:Welterweight

Hometown: San Jose, Calif.

Record: 23-3, 1 no-contest (won past five)

Last month’s ranking: unranked

Most recent result: Def. Thiago Alves, unanimous decision, Aug. 7

Analysis:Would a finish here and there instead of one decision win after another help perception of Fitch? Sure. But there’s no denying his results.









Shields



9. Jake Shields

Points: 35

Affiliation: UFC

Weight class: Welterweight (never lost Strikeforce middleweight title)

Hometown: San Francisco

Record: 26-4-1 (has won past 15)

Last month’s ranking: 9

Most recent result: Def. Martin Kampmann, split decision, Oct. 23

Analysis: Didn’t help himself with a listless performance in his UFC debut.









Emelianenko

8. Fedor Emelianenko

Points: 51

Affiliation: Strikeforce/M-1

Weight class: Heavyweight

Hometown: Stary Oskol, Russia

Record: 31-2, one no-contest (lost last one)

Last month’s ranking: T-6

Most recent result: Lost to Fabricio Werdum, R1 submission, June 26

Analysis: Emelianenko is a year removed from his most recent victory and has no next fight in sight.











Velasquez

7. Cain Velasquez

Points: 64

Affiliation: UFC

Weight class: Heavyweight (UFC heavyweight champion)

Hometown: Salinas, Calif.

Record: 9-0 (won past nine)

Last month’s ranking: unranked

Most recent result: def. Brock Lesnar, R1 TKO, Oct. 23

Analysis: Has passed every test with flying colors. Next up: Junior dos Santos and his nasty striking.











Cruz

6. Dominick Cruz

Points: 73

Affiliation: WEC

Weight class: Bantamweight (WEC bantamweight champion)

Hometown: San Diego

Record: 16-1 (has won past seven)

Last month’s ranking: T-6

Most recent result: Def. Joseph Benavidez, split decision, Aug. 18

Analysis:Has to get past the underrated Scott Jorgensen on Dec. 16 before he can officially become the first UFC 135-pound champ.









Edgar



5. Frank Edgar

Points: 111

Affiliation: UFC

Weight class: Lightweight (UFC lightweight champion)

Hometown: Toms River, N.J.

Record: 13-1 (has won past five)

Last month’s ranking: 5

Most recent result: Def. B.J. Penn, unanimous decision, Aug. 28

Analysis: Has the chance to avenge the only blemish on his record when he meets Gray Maynard on New Year’s evening.







Rua



4. Mauricio Rua

Points: 118

Affiliation: UFC

Weight class: Light heavyweight (UFC light heavyweight champion)

Hometown: Curitiba, Brazil

Record: 19-4 (won previous fight)

Last month’s ranking: 4

Most recent result: Def. Lyoto Machida, R1 TKO, May 8

Analysis: Most recent rumors have his return from knee surgery pegged for a Match Abu Dhabi date with Rashad Evans.











Aldo



3. Jose Aldo

Points: 156

Affiliation: WEC

Weight class: Featherweight (WEC featherweight champion)

Hometown: Rio de Janeiro

Record: 17-1 (has won past 10)

Last month’s ranking: 3

Most recent result: Def. Manny Gamburyan, R2 TKO, Sept. 20

Analysis:Had to pull out of Jan. 1 fight with Josh Grispi due to a compressed vertebrae.









Silva



2. Anderson Silva

Points: 186 (9 first-place votes)

Affiliation: UFC

Weight class: Middleweight (UFC middleweight champion)

Hometown: Curitiba, Brazil

Record: 27-4 (has won past 12)

Last month’s ranking: 2

Most recent result: Def. Chael Sonnen, R5 submission, Aug. 7

Analysis:Super Bowl weekend showdown with Vitor Belfort looms.









St. Pierre



1. Georges St. Pierre

Points: 191 (11 first-place votes)

Affiliation: UFC

Weight class: Welterweight (UFC welterweight champion)

Hometown: Saint-Isidore, Quebec

Record: 20-2 (has won past seven)

Last month’s ranking: 1

Most recent result: Def. Dan Hardy, unanimous decision, March 27

Analysis: Some fighters look to avenge losses. St. Pierre’s bar is set so high, he’ll be looking to avenge the guy who last won a round against him three years ago in Josh Koscheck.



Thoughts ???

Jon Fitch Dropped out of the UFC??

A bitterly angry Dana White said Wednesday the Ultimate Fighting Championship has cut highly regarded welterweight contender Jon Fitch and is not going to do business with any fighters who are part of the American Kickboxing Academy team in San Jose, Calif.

The outspoken UFC president said shortly after landing in Hawaii on Wednesday that he no longer wants to work with AKA fighters or those represented by DeWayne Zinkin and Bob Cook.

White said he excepted AKA welterweight Mike Swick from that group because he said Swick called him and told him he wants to fight for the UFC. But Fitch and heavyweight Christian Wellisch were cut on Wednesday, and heavyweight prospect Cain Velasquez and welterweight Josh Koscheck could be next.


“We’re looking for guys who want to work with us and not against us, and frankly I’m just so [expletive] sick of this [expletive] it’s not even funny,” White said from Honolulu, where he flew Wednesday from Toronto to hold a news conference to announce the B.J. Penn-Georges St. Pierre fight for UFC 94 on Jan. 31 in Las Vegas.

“Affliction is still out there trying to build its company. Let [Fitch] go work with them. Let him see what he thinks of those [expletives]. [Expletive] him. These guys aren’t partners with us. [Expletive] them. All of them, every last [expletive] one of them.”

Fitch said Wednesday the dispute was over his reluctance to sign a lifetime contract to allow his name and likeness to be used in a video game the UFC is planning with THQ. He said the dispute has nothing to do with money and that he never caused a problem during his time in the UFC.

He said he simply didn’t understand the need to sign a lifetime contract, particularly since it would not pay his family in the event of his death.

“Working for free and selling our rights away for lifetime, that’s a little different,” said Fitch, who said he hasn’t spoken with White but plans to call him. “We tried to negotiate five- or 10-year deals with them, but it wasn’t good enough. It was all or nothing. He wanted our lifetime. He wanted our souls forever.”

White said the AKA fighters “aren’t partners with us” and said they don’t understand what the UFC is trying to do for the sport. White said the UFC’s current success was because of long hours he and partner Lorenzo Fertitta have put in trying to build the company and the sport of mixed martial arts.

White complained that he has to make frequent sacrifices in his personal life and is away from his family for long stretches because of his commitment to growing the UFC. He said the AKA fighters don’t understand the things UFC management is trying to do and said they’ll learn how tough things are in the poor economy.

“There are a lot of guys who help us and work with us and are great partners with us, and they’re the ones we’re going to remember and take care of,” White said. “Do these guys understand what is going on in this world? I’ll tell you, this economy is [expletive] up. It’s totally [expletive] up. It’s bad, real, real bad. The [television] networks are in trouble and don’t have money. The sponsors are in trouble, and they have no money. If they don’t have money, they go out of business.

“It’s a whole other world out there, believe me, and let these guys go out there and see what they find.”

White said he took great care of Fitch and said with bonuses and purse, Fitch made $169,000 for his welterweight title fight loss to St. Pierre at UFC 87 in Minneapolis in August. Fitch (17-3 with 1 no-contest) did not dispute that salary figure. He said the UFC “has taken care of me and you’ve never heard me complain about money. This is a respect thing.”

Fitch said he thought there should room to negotiate on these contracts but said the UFC would not budge.

He said he understood it was highly unlikely that another company would want to put him in a video game but said it was only reasonable that he not tie his rights up for life.

White said he flew to San Jose in the summer to talk with the AKA fighters, but Fitch said the discussion was about a merchandising agreement.

“He wanted us to sign that merchandising agreement, and it was not a very good agreement,” Fitch said. “There was not really a reason for us to sign it. The first thing they brought to us was for us to sign all of our rights away for everything forever. It was for very small compensation, and there was no compensation for family members if we were to die.

“We could die and they could make memorial figurines and stuff and make thousands, millions of dollars, and our families wouldn’t see a penny of it. The way they bring the contracts and stuff to us, I don’t know, it’s just not how business is done.”

Zinkin also represents UFC light heavyweight Chuck Liddell, though Liddell does not fight for AKA. White said he has been “beefing with Zinkin for years” and said he had to call Liddell, one of his closest friends, and tell him to get Zinkin to back off.

According to White, Liddell said Zinkin represented him on sponsorships and he would negotiate his own deals with the UFC.

Fitch said he has been a loyal UFC employee and said, “I’d only like a little bit of respect for the blood I shed for this company.”

White said he has sacrificed more than anyone to build the UFC into the powerhouse it has become and that he’s tired of athletes who don’t want to “get with the program.”

Velasquez, one of the sport’s rising stars, clearly is on the outs with White. White said Zinkin wanted standard language that is part of every UFC fighter’s contract removed from Velasquez’s deal.

“Can you believe that?” White said. “Chuck Liddell has that language in his contract. Randy Couture has it. Anderson Silva has it. And Cain [expletive] Velasquez, with two [expletive] fights, wants us to change it for him? That’s [expletive] nuts. He can get the [expletive] out.

“I’m not a douche bag and I do a lot for these guys, a lot more than any of you will ever know. We’re in a horrible time in the economy now, and every guy with two nickels to rub together is making a run at us. We’ve worked too hard, given too much, to let certain guys come in and [expletive] with that.”

Fitch said he’s not trying to mess with anything and that he simply wants to fight. He said he always has been respectful in all his dealings with the UFC and said he can’t understand the position he finds himself in without ever having spoken to White.

He plans to call White to discuss the situation but wasn’t sure what move to make.

“I’m more than willing to work with them, but I don’t see why we have to give up our whole lives for this,” Fitch said. “Why not a time limit? If we did a 10-year deal with them, is that that unreasonable? I don’t understand how this happened, honestly. It’s tough.”

St. Pierre & Jon Fitch Weigh In UFC 87

UFC 87 weigh in

Georges St. Pierre Talks Alves-Hughes, Jon Fitch while training in Brazil UFC 87

Lets Get ready to rumble Sat. Night Fight Pierre Vs. Fitch !!

Georges St. Pierre will defend his welterweight title against Jon Fitch in the main event of UFC 87 in Minneapolis on Aug. 9, the UFC announced Thursday.

The card was slated to feature Minnesota resident Brock Lesnar against Hall of Famer Mark (The Hammer) Coleman but a knee injury has forced Coleman out. The UFC said a replacement opponent for Lesnar will be named later.

The Target Center bout will be St. Pierre's first since he regained the title with a stoppage of Matt Serra at UFC 83 last month in Montreal. Fitch has won eight straight fights in the UFC, the longest current winning streak in the organization.

"He's a very, very tough guy," St. Pierre (16-2) said in a statement. "I'm going to have to train hard and be very well-prepared because he may be my toughest fight yet."

St. Pierre trainer Greg Jackson agrees that Fitch will be a handful.

"It's going to be a real challenge, to fight a guy with those kind of credentials," Jackson said in an interview Thursday.

Fitch (22-2-1) is a former collegiate wrestler at Purdue who is coming off a win over Chris Wilson at UFC 82.

"The whole goal is to get the belt and be in the position where guys can't duck me, run away, or say they don't want to fight me," Fitch said in a statement. "If I have the belt, there's no excuse, and if you say you're the best, then we're going to fight.

"This is going to be a tough fight, but I'm gonna make sure I'm sharp that night, and wherever the fight needs to go, that's fine with me."

The UFC 87 card also features a lightweight bout between contenders Kenny Florian and Roger Huerta.

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B.J. Penn may have his mind on defending his lightweight title against Sean Sherk at UFC 84 on Saturday night, but the Hawaiian fighter also has an eye on welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre down the line.

The Montreal fighter won a split decision over Penn in the 170-pound welterweight class at UFC 58 in March 2006.

Asked if he wanted a rematch with St. Pierre, Penn laughed and replied "What do you think? Yeah for sure. Get it on and see if people buy the pay-per-view."

Penn still remembers the Canadian fans at their fight in Las Vegas, saying they did a lot for the GSP cause.

"You know what I think helped him was he had such big support with the Canadian fans there, that whenever he got a takedown they all screamed and made a lot of big noise," said Penn, who is currently campaigning at 155 pounds. "I think that really helped him on the judging for that part. I think I hurt him more than he hurt me, but I mean who's to say?

"That's why it's hard, three people (judges) sitting outside the fight and they're going to say who won the fight. It's just a tough thing to do. But did I feel like he hurt me in that fight at any time? No."

Asked what he thought of GSP's win over Matt Serra last month in Montreal to regain the welterweight title, Penn offered only compliments.

"I thought he was very impressive, I thought he looked good."