Champ Frankie Edgar vs. B.J. Penn (for lightweight title)
Randy Couture vs. James Toney
Demian Maia vs. Mario Miranda
Kenny Florian vs. Gray Maynard
Marcus Davis vs. Nate Diaz
PRELIMINARY CARD (Spike TV)

Joe Lauzon vs. Gabe Ruediger
Nik Lentz vs. Andre Winner
PRELIMINARY CARD

Dan Miller vs. John Salter
Nick Osipczak vs. Greg Soto
Amilcar Alves vs. Mike Pierce

The reality star is estimated to make 5 million dollars this years. Thanks to the hit Jersey Shore, where he makes around 60K an episode, club appearances where he can make $15 – $50K a night, his new gig on Dancing with the Stars and to top it off he is supposedly in the works for a new Ab workout DVD and supplements that will be sold at GNC!!

Here is the situation, you can’t hate on this guy for trying to cash in on his 15 minutes of fame!!

If they ever have a show where being pale, losing your hair, and having a beer belly is what MTV viewers want to see, I guess I will cash in on that fame!!!!

Fist PUMP!!!

War Machine, had pled guilty to two charges of assault by means of a deadly weapon after a bar brawl in San Diego earlier this year.

The judge also banned War from drinking alcohol during his probation — or going into any establishments where “alcohol is the main focus.”

Hopefully this will give him sometime to put his life in perspective. The guy has talent, just needs to make better decisions!

Im weak at QB have good Defence and RB. Want to try an add a WR..

Any thoughts on who to pick up or trade??

My Team

QB Kevin Kolb
(Phi – QB)
WR Roddy White
(Atl – WR)
WR Sidney Rice
(Min – WR)
RB Maurice Jones-Drew
(Jac – RB)

RB DeAngelo Williams
(Car – RB)
TE Jason Witten
(Dal – TE)
W/R Ronnie Brown
(Mia – RB)
BN Derrick Mason
(Bal – WR)
BN Robert Meachem
(NO – WR)
BN John Carlson
(Sea – TE)

BN Chester Taylor
(Chi – RB)
BN Vince Young
(Ten – QB)

K Stephen Gostkowski
(NE – K)

DEF Philadelphia
(Phi – DEF)

Anderson Silva: $200,000 (no win bonus)
def. Chael Sonnen: $35,000

Jon Fitch: $108,000 (includes $54,000 win bonus)
def. Thiago Alves: $60,000

Clay Guida: $56,000 ($28,000 win bonus)
def. Rafael dos Anjos: $12,000

Matt Hughes: $200,000 ($100,000 win bonus)
def. Ricardo Almeida: $35,000

Junior Dos Santos: $80,000 ($40,000 win bonus)
def. Roy Nelson: $15,000

Rick Story: $22,000 ($11,000 win bonus)
def. Dustin Hazelett: $18,000

Phil Davis: $18,000 ($9,000 win bonus)
def. Rodney Wallace: $6,000

Johny Hendricks: $40,000 ($20,000 win bonus)
def. Charlie Brenneman: $8000

Tim Boetsch: $32,000 ($16,000 win bonus)
def. Todd Brown: $6,000

Stefan Struve: $30,000 ($15,000 win bonus)
def. Christian Morecraft: $6,000

Dennis Hallman: $30,000 ($15,000 win bonus)
def. Ben Saunders: $12,000

MMAjunkie.com

The film features other action stars like Jet Li and Jason Statham, and features cameos from Bruce Willis and Arnold Schwarzenegger, as well as UFC star Randy Couture, “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, and Mickey Rourke.

“By combining all that star power, they really had a strong debut,” Paul Dergarabedian, box-office analyst for Hollywood.com, told the Associated Press. “Maybe star power doesn’t work with just one star, but when you throw in a dozen, it really looked fun. In the action world, these guys are big names.”

In at #2 was Julia Roberts’s “Eat Pray Love,” which opened with $23.7 million. Adapted from Elizabeth Gilbert’s best-selling memoir, the film stars Roberts as a woman traveling the world in search of enlightenment after her divorce.

The previous weekend’s top movie, “The Other Guys,” slipped to third place this weekend with $18 million, raising its 10-day total to $70.5 million; while “Inception” came in at #4 with $11.4 million, lifting its total to $248.6 million.

The weekend’s other wide release, Universal’s graphic-novel adaptation “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,” landed at #5 with $10.5 million. It stars Michael Cera as a slacker caught up in duels to the death with his new girlfriend’s seven evil ex-boyfriends.

That wraps things up this weekend. Next weekend, look out for the release of Ice Cube’s “Lottery Ticket,” the family film “Nanny McPhee Returns,” the horror-thriller “Piranha 3D”, the Jennifer Anniston comedy “The Switch,” and the parody “Vampires Suck.”

This weekend’s top 10 is as follows:

1 – “The Expendables,” $35 million.
2 – “Eat Pray Love,” $23.7 million.
3 – “The Other Guys,” $18 million.
4 – “Inception,” $11.4 million.
5 – “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,” $10.5 million.
6 – “Despicable Me,” $6.8 million.
7 – “Step Up 3D,” $6.6 million.
8 – “Salt,” $6.4 million.
9 – “Dinner for Schmucks,” $6.3 million.
10 – “Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore,” $4.1 million.

Ballerstatus.com

Amazingly enough, however, video proof of Corey Fisher’s shooting barrage in a New York City summer league game on Saturday night still hasn’t surfaced.

Word that the Villanova guard scored 105 points in a game at the Watson Basketball Classic first circulated via Twitter over the weekend. As the days passed without video evidence, confirmation from Fisher or even a reliable box score, the story has taken on an urban legend-like quality.

One report suggested Fisher scored 72 points in the second half. Another said he hit 23 of 28 3-pointers. There were even initially accounts that the man defending Fisher was Toronto Raptors guard Jose Calderon, though those appear to be false.

The young American rapper had quite a promising future ahead of him until he was convicted of assaulting his girlfriend Rihanna in early 2009.

At 16 he released his first album to rave reviews. With musical gifts and MJ-esque dance moves, he was destined to be a star.

But his post-Rihanna-beating album, “Graffitti,” bombed, demonstrating that fans were taken aback by his assault charges and didn’t want to support him anymore.

Go figure.

Then, in early 2010, as he tried to get his life back in order, the 21-year-old was denied a work Visa to the UK to perform there due to his “serious criminal offense.”

He has a movie coming out later this year. We’ll see how that does.

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Its cheating and against the rules. If the MLB commissioner said it’s ok to use roids and they don’t care, then fine. Let whoever wants to take it and try to hit 100 home runs in a season. But it’s illegal!!

So why are we counting Barry Bonds as the top HR leader, why is Mark McGwire in the top 5 for most homeruns in a season. Take away some of Roger Clemson wins and awards if he was on the juice.

The truth is, if you get caught your name looks bad but if you admit to it and say you’re sorry and keep playing, most people tend to over look it. Now if it starts to affect the player and their stats a little more maybe they would think twice. Instead of A-rod hitting his 600th hr they only gave him 200. Go back and maybe bonds only gets a few hundred or none at all.

Should the MLB make players give up there stats and start over if they are caught using roids?