Keith Jardine

Sherdog.com's Mike Sloan spoke with trainer Greg Jackson Saturday night in Las Vegas, where Jackson-coached light heavyweight Keith Jardine ... www.truveo.com

Silva has lost 5 out of his last 6 fights. His last win was against Keith Jardine at UFC 84. Bisping is looking to build on the momentum after his big win ... and more »

More is the line than just another victory when light heavyweights Keith Jardine and Thiago Silva clash at UFC 102. Both men enter the Octagon off defeats -- Jardine was outpointed by Quinton "Rampage" Jackson back in March, Silva took his first career loss in January to champion Lyoto Mac...

Jardine is coming off a close decision loss to Rampage Jackson, while Silva is looking to rebound after a first round KO at the hands of Lyoto Machida. ... and more »

 IL Silva had been preparing for Forrest Griffin at UFC 101 but was matched with Keith Jardine when the UFC decided to instead pit Griffin against Anderson Silva. Jardine (14-5-1) is coming off a loss via unanimous decision to Quinton "Rampage" Jackson in ...

AP Wanderlei Silva celebrates his first round TKO over Keith Jardine during their UFC light heavyweight fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Saturday, May 24, 2008. By Andy Samuelson (contact) Associated Press Rich Franklin, left, and Wanderlei Silva ...

By Tim Ngo Former Pride middleweight champion Wanderlei Silva is at a crossroads. After dispatching of Keith Jardine at UFC 84, many thought that Silva would climb back up the light heavyweight ladder. Unfortunately, Silva suffered a knockout loss to ...

The UFC Media Live section features a UFC 56 bout between then-UFC middleweight champ Franklin and challenger Nate Quarry. Silva, meanwhile, meets Keith Jardine in a memorable UFC 84 bout. To view both fights, go to www.ufc.com/multicast. ...

 NY But below, Silva's old coach at Xtreme Couture, Shawn Tompkins, suggests that maybe Silva isn't quite as devoted to his training as he should be. "With Wanderlei and I, we've worked together before -- we worked together with the Keith Jardine fight," ...

Jardine is the light heavyweight division's most inconsistent fighter, turning up some nights to best the likes of Griffin and Chuck Liddell and then strolling in for periodic split-second muggings against Wanderlei Silva and Houston Alexander. ...

I was hearing that Zuffa was talking about Keith Jardine vs. Anderson Silva. However, matching Silva up against Forrest Griffin puts Silva in with a bigger name opponent which should help his cause should he win. The Jardine/Thiago Silva winner ...

Former PRIDE champion Wanderlei Silva shares his thoughts on Chuck Liddell\'s loss to Keith Jardine and more. Don\'t miss what he had to say about ... fr.truveo.com

Sherdog.com's Mike Sloan spoke with trainer Greg Jackson Saturday night in Las Vegas, where Jackson-coached light heavyweight Keith Jardine ... fr.truveo.com

Franklin is yet another quality opponent for Silva, who has fought only top-notch opposition since his return to the Octagon. His stint so far has included Jackson, Keith Jardine and Chuck Liddell. At that level of competition, you're going to lose ...

 NY Keith Jardine beat 11. Gegard Mousasi by split decision 3. Quinton Jackson beat 14. Nate Marquardt by unanimous decision 10. Marcio Cruz beat 7. Aleksander Emelianenko by third-round submission (guillotine) 2. Anderson Silva beat 15. ...

Wanderlei Silva breaks down his fight with Keith Jardine. How important this fight is for Silva and why Jardine's style will make for a great ... it.truveo.com

Former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton Jackson won his second consecutive bout, defeating Keith Jardine by unanimous decision ......Read the full post from USATODAY.com Boxing - Top Stories via Blogdigger blog search for "Keith Jardine" (UFC OR Wanderlei OR "Chuck Liddell" OR "UFC 9...

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 Canada Jackson knocked Wanderlei Silva's head off in his last bout and is going into this fight knowing that a win earns him the #1 contender spot. Keith Jardine is in a bit of a different spot ... with team mate Rashad Evans currently holding the belt, ...

By Xhetan Aliu Rampage is a very powerful fighter with good KO power, but Lyoto would pick him apart as Griffin and Wanderlei did. Evans is a very explosive fighter with Greg Jackson at his corner.   He could be a problem, but Machida, unlike Griffin or Chuck, can finish fights and wouldn’t rush in.

By John Shubert Also receiving consideration: Antonio Silva and Ben Rothwell Also receiving consideration: Chuck Liddell, Wanderlei Silva, and Keith Jardine Also receiving consideration: Yoshihiro Akiyama, Michael Bisping, Thales Leites, and Matt Lindland

By Ivan Trembow(noreply@blogger.com) If Silva beats Leites, then Silva is likely to fight in the light heavyweight division in his subsequent fight, and the next Middleweight Title shot could very well go to the winner of the June fight between TUF 9 coaches Dan Henderson and Michael Bisping, who is apparently getting a title...

By Steve Cofield So what does this mean for Rashad Evans? Will the UFC hold him out until the summer for his first title defense? It's looking more and more like Evans may face the winner of unbeatens Lyoto Machida-Thiago Silva. That's would be a helluva reward for Silva, who no one had in the title picture a fe...

So who will Evans fight? The most likely answer is that he'll take on Lyoto Machida, assuming Machida can beat Thiago Silva at UFC 94. But if Silva wins that fight, who becomes the No. 1 light heavyweight contender after that? Who knows?

By Dave Sholler While Jackson looked outstanding in avenging two losses to Silva, the contest at UFC 92 was the final nail in the career coffin for the 32-year-old Silva. Having lost four out of his last five bouts, three of which came via brutal knockout, the man dubbed “The Axe Murderer” needs to stick a kn...

By Jessy Morris Round One, First Fight : Quinton Jackson vs Thiago Silva Round One, Third Fight : Wanderlei Silva vs Keith Jardine Jardine would be ready this time, no doubt and he defeated Liddell who defeated Wanderlei. Round One, Fourth Fight : Lyoto Machida vs Rich Franklin

By Brian Oswald The thinking going into UFC 92 was that the winners of Rampage-Wanderlei and Forrest-Rashad would meet in the next light heavyweight title match. While this may hold true Rampage has expressed interest in avenging his loss to Forrest Griffin next.

Filed under: UFCAs Wanderlei Silva heads into his highly anticipated third clash with Quinton "Rampage" Jackson tonight at UFC 92, I've been thinking a lot about everything Silva has accomplished in mixed martial arts. And I think it's safe to say this: Silva is the best knockout artist i...

By Eric Shapiro Light Heavyweight Championship Bout: Forrest Griffin vs. Rashad Evans Prediction: Evans via split decision. Quinton “Rampage” Jackson vs. Wanderlei “The Axe Murderer” Silva Prediction: Silva via TKO, Rd. 3. C.B. Dollaway vs. Mike Massenzio Prediction: Dollaway via split decision

By Mark Pare In the first fight, it's the third meeting between future MMA Hall of Famers as the former UFC Light-Heavyweight Champion Quinton "Rampage" Jackson (28-7) faces  Wanderlei "The Axe Murderer" Silva (32-8-1-1NC) In the main event of the evening, new UFC Light-Heavyweight Champion and...

By Jesse Holland Forrest Griffin (16-4) vs. “Sugar” Rashad Evans (12-0-1) Prediction: Evans by technical knockout Quinton “Rampage” Jackson (28-7) vs. Wanderlei “The Axe Murderer” Silva (32-8-1) Prediction: Jackson by technical knockout Prediction: Massenzio by submission

By fedor291 Brent Brookhouse: I like Silva here. Jardine looks good against guys who rely on counter-punching, but he seems thrown off when someone is putting a lot of pressure in his face. He was able to pick apart Liddell with leg kicks because Chuck waits back for an opening rather than getting in your...

By Jesse Holland The knockout. Notify his next of chin: Chuck Liddell vs. Rashad Evans - UFC 88 And who knows, with UFC 92 less than a week away, we may have to amend the KO list. In fact with guys like Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and Wanderlei "The Axe Murderer" Silva fighting, I can almost guarantee it.

By bfowlkes 1. Change of Camps: While Silva came to America to train, Jackson left.  Now Wanderlei is running around a converted warehouse in Las Vegas with a snorkel in his mouth and "Rampage" is over in England grab-assing with the Wolfslair.  We've seen Silva in action since relocating, and he looked...

By Dave Sholler In the end, it is safe to say that Silva and Jackson are meeting at somewhat of a career crossroads. For Jackson, a win puts him right back in the driver’s seat for a title shot. A loss, however, opens up a Pandora’s Box full of doubt. Silva knows the feeling. A victory at UFC 92 puts the Brazilian bac...

By Sean Schimling 5. Houston Alexander I think Jardine would be a great fight for Anderson. He has an awkward style, and has a reputation of upsetting people(Chuck Liddell,Forrest Griffin, and Brandon Vera). Jardine is a middle of the road contender, which is what Silva needs. 2. Chuck Liddell

By Jon Grilz In this world, Griffin/Bonnar I lead to Griffin/Bonnar II. In this world, Liddell/Couture I lead to Liddell/Couture II & III. In this world, Arlovski/Slyvia I & II lead to Alovski/Silva III. 1. UFC 79: Wanderlei Silva versus Chuck Liddell

By "Mr. NC-17" Before the fight with Patrick Cote, there has been rumors about Anderson Silva jumping back up to fight a 205 pounder. Since Anderson Silva won his bout over Patrick Cote, it is safe to say that the UFC would perfer him to jump back up to 205 untill they can figure out who the true contender is fo...

By Robert Joyner(noreply@blogger.com) A November fight with Wanderlei Silva or a December rematch with Forrest are almost certainly out of the question. With a Chuck Liddell win (giving a Liddell vs Griffin match-up), Rampage could have been slotted into a possible rematch with Wanderlei. The re-match of Forrest vs Rampage wo...

By Greg Clark A legendary warrior known as “The Axe Murderer”, Wanderlei Silva (31-8-1) began his career almost 11 years ago in his native Brazil and has since cemented his legacy as one of the greatest light heavyweights in MMA history. Last December at UFC 79, Silva made a thrilling return to the Octagon, engaging in a three round war with Chuck Liddell. And though he would fall short in this Fight of The Year candidate via decision, he proved that he still has plenty of gas left in his fighting tank. A former PRIDE champion who has defeated the likes of current UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Quinton Jackson (twice), Dan Henderson, Kazushi Sakuraba (three times), Ricardo Arona, Hidehiko Yoshida, and Kazuyuki Fujita, Silva is ready to get back in the Oct...   [read the full post]

By Derek Bolender Wanderlei is coming off a unanimous decision loss to Chuck Liddell at UFC 79, however, Silva remains one of the greatest MMA fighters of all-time.  He is the former PRIDE Middleweight Champion who has compiled a career MMA record of 31-8.   

By MMA Junkie As it stands, Jardine hasn’t fought since his September 2007 split-decision victory over Chuck Liddell, meaning it could be eight months between fights. Silva, meanwhile, hasn’t fought since a December 2007 unanimous-decision loss to Liddell. And while it was Silva’s third-consecut...

By Kris Karkoski Main Event Wanderlei “The Axe Murderer” Silva vs. Chuck “The Iceman” Liddell Prediction: Wanderlei Silva via second round KO Ryoto “Lyoto” Machida vs. Rameau Sokoudjou Prediction: Ryoto “Lyoto” Machida via unanimous decision Prediction: Roan Carneiro via unanimous decision

By UFCmania Former champions Chuck Liddell (20-5) and Wanderlei Silva will indeed clash in a light heavyweight super fight at UFC 79: “Nemesis” on December 29 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Who wins a fight between Liddell and Silva?

By Sam Caplan FiveOuncesOfPain.com contacted former PRIDE USA V.P. Jerry Millen to get his reaction on Chuck Liddell’s recent unanimous decision loss to Keith Jardine at UFC 76, which potentially spoiled another shot at a long-awaited dreamatch between Liddell and former PRIDE middleweight champi...

By UFCmania In the opening seconds of the UFC 76: “Knockout” pay-per-view (PPV) telecast ringside announcer Mike Goldberg confirmed that Chuck Liddell would face Wanderlei Silva on December 29 with a win over Keith Jardine in the main event.

PRIDE vs. UFC Liddell loses again Wanderlei Silva's debut in UFC should come against Houston Alexander Chuck Liddell should face Lyoto Machida next Shogun should face Keith Jardine next Quinton Jackson's next title defense should come against (gasp) Forrest Griffin

By UFCmania Prediction: Martin via knockout. Keith Jardine (-550) vs. Houston Alexander (+400) Oh man, a replacement fight on the main card … time to get another beer. Prediction: Thomas via submission Prediction: Silva via technical knockout. Prediction: Gouveia via submission.