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Turns out it was actually domestic battery (gotta love MMA media!). Odd fact: Mayhem has been arrested every August for the last three years.

Mayhem Miller was arrested for attempted burglary today. No more info.

Refs on WSOF4 gonna get someone screwed tonight.

UFC has finally signed Darrell Montague and he will debut against John Dodson at UFC 166.

Deontay Wilder turned Sergey Liakhovich into one of those dogs running in their sleep during their fight last night. http://deadspin.com/sergey-liakhovich-gets-kod-in-the-first-round-convuls-1090146711

I've always heard fighters say, "You never go into a fight 100%." But it is possible to go into a fight -100%? Jeez.

LOL! Why even show up? For those unaware, we are doing WSOF picks.

Also, Rony Jason vs. Jeremy Stephens at UFC Fight Night 29.

WORLD SERIES OF FIGHTING is having their fourth show this weekend. Yes, it appears Elsalvajeloco's prayers for Ray Sefo vs. Dave Huckaba have been answered. Main Bouts (on NBC Sports Network): -Tyrone Spong (1-0) vs. Angel DeAnda (11-2) -Marlon Moraes (10-4) vs. Brandon Hempleman (9-1) -Ray Sefo (2-1) vs. Dave Huckaba (20-5) -Tyson Griffin (16-6) vs. JZ Cavalcante (17-7-1) -Nick Newell (9-0) vs. Keon Caldwell (9-1) Preliminary Bouts (on WSOF.com): -Jorge Santiago (25-11) vs. Gerald Harris (21-5) -Antonio McKee (28-5-2) vs. Lewis Gonzalez (8-0) -Lew Polley (12-4) vs. Hans Stringer (21-5-2) -Joe Murphy (6-1) vs. John Robles (7-1) -Isaac Gutierrez (5-3) vs. Victor Valenzuela (12-6-2)

And why they putting my man Ovince on Facebook?

Shocked Overeem hasn't pulled out of this bout yet.

Barnett's last top ten win was in December 2006. You're not relevant when you're dusting off Brett Rogers and Nandor Guelmino.

Nah, Josh Barnett isn't relevant.

Bisping vs. Munoz and Guillard vs. Pearson on a card October 26, most likely in England.

Middleweight was the toughest for me. I rank Lombard higher than Boestch because I believe he won that match; higher than Bisping because he's been more impressive in defeat than Bisping has ever been in victory. I wanted to put Rockhold at no. 10, but he lost his only UFC match and, as much as I regret to say it, Bisping has a better UFC record at this point.

LIGHTWEIGHT (155LBS/70KG) 1. ANTHONY PETTIS UFC WORLD LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION RECORD: 17-2 (4-1 UFC, 1-0 IN UFC WORLD TITLE FIGHTS) NEXT BOUT: TBD LAST BOUT: SUB BENSON HENDERSON (August 31, 2013) 2. T.J. Grant 3. Benson Henderson 4. Michael Chandler 5. Gilbert Melendez 6. Josh Thomson 7. Khabib Nurmagomedov 8. Gray Maynard 9. Pat Healy 10. Jim Miller FEATHERWEIGHT (145LBS/66KG) 1. JOSÉ ALDO (NOVA UNIÃO - Rio de Janeiro, BR.) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil UFC WORLD FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION (1ST Title Reign - KO2 MANVEL GAMBURYAN in Broomfield, Colorado, USA on September 30, 2010 in WEC; Promoted to UFC champion on November 20, 2010) RECORD: 23-1 (5-0 UFC, 5-0 IN UFC WORLD TITLE FIGHTS) NEXT BOUT: TBA LAST BOUT: TKO4 CHAN SUNG JUNG (August 3, 2013, FIFTH DEFENSE) 2. Ricardo Lamas 3. Cub Swanson 4. Frankie Edgar 5. Chad Mendes 6. Pat Curran 7. Chan Sung Jung 8. Clay Guida 9. Dennis Siver 10. Nik Lentz BANTAMWEIGHT (135LBS/61KG) 1. RENAN BARÃO (NOVA UNIÃO - Rio de Janeiro, BR.) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil INTERIM UFC WORLD BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPION (W5 URIJAH FABER in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on July 21, 2012) RECORD: 32-1, 1 NC (5-0 UFC) NEXT BOUT: EDDIE WINELAND (September 21, 2013) LAST BOUT: SUB4 MICHAEL MCDONALD (February 16, 2013) 2. Urijah Faber 3. Eddie Wineland 4. Eduardo Dantas 5. Bibiano Fernandes 6. Michael Macdonald 7. Raphael Assuncao 8. Brad Pickett 9. Iuri Alcantara 10. Marcus Galvao WOMEN'S BANTAMWEIGHT (135LBS/61KG) 1. RONDA ROUSEY (TEAM HAYASTAN/GLENDALE FIGHT CLUB - Glendale, CA.) Santa Monica, California, USA UFC WORLD WOMEN'S BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPION (1ST Title Reign - SUB1 SARAH KAUFMAN in San Diego, California, USA on August 18, 2012 in Strikeforce; Promoted to UFC champion on December 6, 2012) RECORD: 7-0 (1-0 UFC, 1-0 IN UFC WORLD TITLE FIGHTS) NEXT BOUT: MIESHA TATE (December 28, 2013) LAST BOUT: SUB1 LIZ CARMOUCHE (February 23, 2013, First Defense) 2. Cat Zingano 3. Sarah Kaufman 4. Sara McMann 5. Alexis Davis 6. Miesha Tate 7. Liz Carmouche 8. Rin Nakai 9. Shayna Baszler 10. Sarah D'Alelio FLYWEIGHT (125LBS/57KG) 1. DEMETRIOUS JOHNSON (AMC PANKRATION - Kirkland, WA.) Kirkland, Washington, USA UFC WORLD FLYWEIGHT CHAMPION (1ST Title Reign - W5 JOSEPH BENAVIDEZ in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on September 22, 2012) RECORD: 18-2-1 (6-1-1 UFC, 3-1 IN UFC WORLD TITLE FIGHTS) NEXT BOUT: TBA LAST BOUT: SUB5 JOHN MORAGA (July 27, 2013) 2. Joseph Benavidez 3. Jon Dodson 4. Jussier da Silva 5. Ian McCall 6. John Moraga 7. Louis Gaudinot 8. John Lineker 9. Chris Cariaso 10. Darren Uyenoyama

POUND-4-POUND RANKINGS 1. Jon Jones 2. Anderson Silva 3. Georges St. Pierre 4. Jose Aldo 5. Benson Henderson 6. Demetrious Johnson 7. Renan Barao 8. Chris Weidman 9. Cain Velasquez 10. Junior dos Santos HEAVYWEIGHT (265LBS/120KG) 1. CAIN VELASQUEZ (AMERICAN KICKBOXING ACADEMY - San Jose, CA.) San Jose, California, USA UFC WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION (2ND Title Reign - W5 JUNIOR DOS SANTOS in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA on December 29, 2012) RECORD: 12-1 (10-1 UFC, 3-1 IN UFC WORLD TITLE FIGHTS) NEXT BOUT: JUNIOR DOS SANTOS (October 19, 2013) LAST BOUT: TKO1 ANTONIO SILVA (May 25, 2013, First Defense) 2. Junior dos Santos 3. Fabricio Werdum 4. Daniel Cormier 5. Antonio Bigfoot Silva 6. Travis Browne 7. Alistair Overeem 8. Stipe Miocic 9. Roy Nelson 10. Josh Barnett LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT (205LBS/93KG) 1. JON JONES (JACKSON'S MMA - Albuquerque, NM.) Endicott, New York, USA UFC WORLD LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION (1ST Title Reign - TKO3 MAURICIO RUA in Newark, New Jersey, USA on March 19, 2011) RECORD: 18-1 (12-1 UFC, 6-0 IN UFC WORLD TITLE FIGHTS) NEXT BOUT: ALEXANDER GUSTAFSSON (September 21, 2013) LAST BOUT: TKO1 CHAEL SONNEN (April 27, 2013, Fifth Defense) 2. Alexander Gustafsson 3. Phil Davis 4. Glover Teixeira 5. Lyoto Machida 6. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira 7. Ryan Bader 8. Rashad Evans 9. Dan Henderson 10. Mauricio Rua MIDDLEWEIGHT (185LBS/84KG) 1. CHRIS WEIDMAN (SERRA-LONGO FIGHT TEAM - Long Island, NY.) Garden City, New York, USA UFC WORLD MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION (1ST Title Reign - KO2 ANDERSON SILVA in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA on July 6, 2013) RECORD: 10-0 (6-0 UFC, 1-0 IN UFC WORLD TITLE FIGHTS) NEXT BOUT: ANDERSON SILVA (December 28, 2013) LAST BOUT: KO2 ANDERSON SILVA (July 6, 2013) 2. Anderson Silva 3. Vitor Belfort 4. Yushin Okami 5. Ronoldo Souza 6. Mark Munoz 7. Constantinos Philippou 8. Hector Lombard 9. Tim Boetsch 10. Michael Bisping WELTERWEIGHT (170LBS/77KG) 1. GEORGES ST-PIERRE (TRISTAR GYM - Montreal, Quebec, CAN.) Montreal, Quebec, Canada UFC WORLD WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION (2ND Title Reign - TKO2 MATT SERRA in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on April 19, 2008) RECORD: 24-2 (18-2 UFC, 10-2 IN UFC WORLD TITLE FIGHTS) NEXT BOUT: JOHNY HENDRICKS (November 16, 2013) LAST BOUT: W5 NICK DIAZ (March 16, 2013, Eighth Defense) 2. Johnny Hendricks 3. Carlos Condit 4. Demian Maia 5. Martin Kampmann 6. Ben Askren 7. Rory MacDonald 8. Jake Shields 9. Jake Ellenberger 10. Robbie Lawler

Buncha "huh, that fight happened?" fights announced: George Roop vs. Francisco Rivera at UFC 166 Roland Delorme vs. Alex Caceres at UFC 165 Brian Houston vs. Yoel Romero at UFC 164

Machida was given his first shot against Jones by being on a one-fight win streak where he beat Randy Couture. 'nuff said!

No doubt he is transferring that break in his foot over to Jung's right shoulder.

Jose Aldo's broken foot:

To be fair, Gustaffson's biggest win since losing to Phil Davis was a decision win over a shot-to-hell Shogun.

Yeah, I agree. Machida has really no one but himself to blame for losses like that (and wins where he barely squeaked by).

While I agree it was a terrible decision, Machida in no way "fucked up Davis for nearly 3 rounds."

Another Machida fight that goes to a controversial decision? NO WAY!