UFC 133 takes place at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Aug. 6, 2011. The event features a rematch between former light heavyweight champions Rashad Evans and Tito Ortiz. Their previous match ended in a controversial draw after Ortiz was penalized a point for holding the cage. We’ve partnered with Heavy.com to bring your their hour-long pre-fight show “Fight Day Live”. Hosts Dave Farra and Megan Olivi will interview UFC Lightweight Champion Frankie Edgar, middleweight contender Chael Sonnen, and Rashad Evans in addition to taking in-depth looks at each fighter’s preparation along with expert analysis of the matches. Check it out after the jump.

Heavy has partnered up with UFC to launch “Fight Day Live” a pre-fight show that gives our users insider access to the fighters. We’ve teamed up with Heavy to bring you the live broadcast from UFC 132 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena  in Las Vegas. UFC 132 will feature 2 preliminary fights live on Spike TV, and 4 preliminary fight on their Facebook stream. Until then, you can watch the live stream of “Fight Day Live” after the jump.

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In what appears to be the most stacked card since UFC 112, Zuffa is giving you your money’s worth this Saturday night on PPV. Interesting storylines, title implications, and nation vs. nation… UFC 121 has it all. Let’s take a quick look at what to expect from the televised portion of this intense fight card.

There are some guys that, no matter how many times they headline pay-per-views and no matter how many times they are hyped by the announcers, just aren’t main event material. For some, their time has come and gone while others just fail to live up to the hype that the UFC has bestowed upon them. Here are the five most overrated UFC fighters.… Click to read more

While the UFC is bringing in new talent, like Anthony Johnson and Todd Duffee, all the time, UFC President Dana White has been reaching out and bringing back a lot of the faces that the fans have been following for years. So while some of the newbies might be the emerging stars in the ring,these five heavy-hitters definitely know a thing or two about whooping ass.

Arlovski had 4 inches in height, 10 lbs in weight, and a 3 inch reach advantage. Arlovski had speed and did a solid job, that helped him dominated the first minute and a half of the first round.

This past weekend, street fighter Kimbo Slice entered the Elite XC octagon and burst James Thompson’s cauliflower ear. It was bloody, exciting, and saved Kimbo from what was sure to be a loss.
Kimbo Slice, a former varsity football player, bouncer, and bodyguard, became famous via underground street fights posted on YouTube. He’d win his fights by f… Click to read more