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By rss@youtube.com (PedroLMariano2) PART 3 OF 3) You need to know a little about Karate to understand this great fighter: Lyoto Machida! Knowing when to attack and when to dodge it's not backpedaling, it's being intelligent and it's what any karateka should do! (22/07/2006)

By Jay Bandu To understand how to beat Machida you must first understand how Machida fights. He uses a Shotokan Karate style that no one really has seen before. He is also a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and has some Muay Thai and Sumo wrestling skills.  

By Darren Wong Either way, Lyoto Machida is the linear champion. The heavyweight title will remain split between Fedor and Brock Lesnar for the foreseeable future, but should Marquardt get his fight with Anderson Silva, the middleweight loop will be closed as well.

By Marco Yanitelli Today's fighter wants to strike fast; a quick KO or a grappling competition. They do not want to get hit. They take pride in the fact that they can go three fights in a row and not take a single shot. Fighters like Anderson Silva and Machida instantly come to mind.

JUDGING Hey Dave- I was reading through the Observer today and specifically the Machida/Shogun coverage. I didn't really feel like discussing it last weekend because people were so vehement about it and I wasn't vehement at all so it just felt awkward. Watching it from a suite Saturday nig...

By Tim Ngo UFC light heavyweight champ Lyoto Machida doesn’t know what was more hectic, the treacherous training camp he endured for his first title defense at UFC 104 or the week since the bout where he was forced to justify his controversial unanimous decision win over Mauricio “Shogun” Rua.

By James Ryan Machida will require surgery to repair an injured hand, which was sustained during his fight with Rua at UFC 104 (source: mmanews.com). It has been said that Machida is a great fighter, but highly overrated.  Machida-bashing is nothing new, but it's still very disappointing.  

By fuzzy wuzzy I felt that Round 1 was a toss up, Rounds 2-3 probably Shogun and Rounds 4-5 definitely Shogun (but not enough for a 10-8 round.)  In other words, I wouldn't argue if one scored the rounds Machida-Machida-Machida-Shogun-Shogun but Machida did NOT win that fight. Barely winning three round...

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By Derek Bolender What appears to be a clear lack of depth in the Strikeforce light-heavyweight division is an issue that does not seem to bother him. After all, the majority of the best light-heavyweight fighters in the world reside in the UFC in the form of Lyoto Machida, Mauricio Rua, Rashad Evans, etc...

By Greg Riot The Lyoto Machida vs. Shogun Rua light heavyweight title fight at UFC 104 is excellent proof of the evolution of the sport and should be used as a shining example of a fight to show people who don’t think MMA fighters are highly skilled athletes.

By Zdot If you’re a Lyoto The Dragon Machida fan, or if you simply love the outlook of the tee, get yourself one at the UFC store visiting the link bellow. Get the Lyoto The Dragon Machida Shirt • Silver Star Lyoto Machida UFC 104 Walkout Tee – @ Online Sports

By Ed J Pickle McNasty III Total Wins = 305Wins by Knockout = 88 (29%)Wins By Submission = 116 (38%)Wins by Decision = 101 (33%) Light Heavyweight: (Frank Shamrock, Tito Ortiz, Randy Couture, Vitor Belfort, Chuck Liddell, Quinton Jackson, Forrest Griffin, Rashad Evans, Lyoto Machida, Wanderlei Silva, Dan Hen...

By Zdot According to many people, Shogun just got robbed in a fight for the title against Lyoto Machida at UFC 104 in the main event fight of the night. The fight was really close, but I agree that Shogun got the win in that one. Dana White certified him of an instant rematch, let’s see when this fight wil...

By Justin Orel Shogun Rua . Okay, my Pride side is showing. I must’ve watched the Shogun-Wandy sparring videos online more than I’ve watched actual fights. I couldn’t be happier with Shogun’s ascension in the UFC Light-Heavyweight division, and after his performance against Lyoto Machida at UFC 104, I’...

By Chart Topper Part 1 - Dan Henderson, Toronto, Griffin vs. Ortiz, Lyoto Machida, Anderson vs. Belfort, Chuck Liddell and Rampage. Part 2 - BJ Penn, GSP, Kimbo, Strikeforce, Junie Browning, Rampage and The Simpsons. Part 1 - Dan Henderson, Toronto, Griffin vs. Ortiz, Lyoto Machida, Anderson vs. Belfort, Chuck Liddell and Rampage. Part 2 - BJ Penn, GSP, Kimbo, Strikeforce, Junie Browning, Rampage and The Simpsons.   [read the full post]

By Jesse Holland Heavyweight: 2. Brock Lesnar 4. Frank Mir 5. Josh Barnett 6. Shane Carwin 7. Junior Dos Santos 8. Brett Rogers 9. Randy Couture Light Heavyweight: 1. Lyoto Machida 2. Rashad Evans 4. Mauricio Rua 5. Forrest Griffin 6. Anderson Silva 7. Thiago Silva 8. Gegard Mousasi 10. Luis Cane Middleweight:

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By Yehia El Behery The Iceman, Georges St-Pierre and many other notable mixed martial artists and world champion kickboxers also come from a background in Karate, yet we don’t often see anyone fighting the way Machida does, not even Lyoto’s father and brother.

Miller is absolutely right, in most cases a late takedown does not result in effective grappling or striking but is just a last ditch effort to try to appeal to the judges and score points. The problem with that being scored has nothing to do with the ten point must system, if either Machida or...

By Tim Wow! Machida vs. Rua UFC 104 had the best judges in the history of MMA.  Oh, wait! Maybe the judging was the worst.  Or was it more of the same?  I guess that is a matter of opinion.  Then again, so is the judge’s decision isn’t it?  Some of the analysis and some of the breakdowns have been very insigh...

By Chart Topper Former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton”Rampage”Jackson certainly never seems to be at a loss for words, and he weighed in on the judging controversy concerning the main event bout between Lyoto Machida and Shogun Rua this past weekend at UFC 104. Here’s the quote, via his blog: Former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton”Rampage”Jackson certainly never seems to be at a loss for words, and he weighed in on the judging controversy concerning the main event bout between Lyoto Machida and Shogun Rua this past weekend at UFC 104. Here’s the quote, via his blog: “The UFC looked like assholes this weekend.The main [...]   [read the full post]

By Tom Ngo Here’s Rampage’s entire Blog recapping the showdown between champ Lyoto Machida and Mauricio”Shogun” Rua (Just like the headline, we didn’t edit Rampage’s blog to maintain the authenticity of the piece): The interesting thing was, similar thoughts crossed my mind when UFC presiden...

By Tom Ngo It’s been four days since UFC light heavyweight champ Lyoto Machida controversially defended his strap at UFC 104 against Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, and it appears that more MMA enthusiasts are starting to see the fight a lot closer than originally thought, with some even changing their mi...

BIG MOMENTS IN SCORING HISTORY Quick, what were the big moments in the Velazquez vs. Rothwell fight? The takedowns, right? That was an easy one because it was so one-sided. The biggest moment in Shogun vs. Machida occurred near the end of the third round.

By Steve Cofield This is the most vicious week of fan reaction I can remember while covering mixed martial arts. Between the UFC 104 decision in the Lyoto Machida-Mauricio Rua fight and Brock Lesnar pulling out of UFC 106, many MMA fans are spitting fire.

By MMAmania – Former light heavyweight champion Quinton “Rampage” Jackson isn’t very happy with the three judges who awarded Lyoto Machida a unanimous decision win over Mauricio “Shogun” Rua this weekend at UFC 104. Jackson, like a majority of fans, felt that Shogun was the clear-cut winner, which...

By Chart Topper In an interview with Fighters Only magazine “The Axe Murderer” Wanderlei Silva is quick to side with Mauricio “Shogun” Rua as the victor on Saturday’s UFC 104 event. The five-round unanimous decision victory, one that has stirred a lot of controversy within the MMA community, was awarded to the current UFC champion Lyoto Machida. Silva also calls for a change in the way mixed martial arts bouts are judged. The Brazilian used his recent unanimous decision loss to Rich Franklin at UFC 99 as an example of poor judging, a fight he thought he had won. Silva believes the current system - with many judges not coming from an MMA background - needs reforming for the sake of the sport and the sake of the fighters.   [read the full post]

By Brandt DeLorenzo UFC 104 gave us one of the most exciting back and forth main events that we have seen in a long time. It also gave many fans a reason to jump online to discuss why they believe Mauricio ‘Shogun’ Rua was robbed by the judges after his fight with light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida. But now the...

By 5thRound.com Staff Marcos Rosales (Machida 48-47): Cecil Peoples (Machida 48-47): 1stRound: Machida 10-9 2ndRound: Machida 10-9 3rdRound: Machida 10-9 4thRound: Rua 10-9 5thRound: Rua 10-9 1stRound: Rua 10-9 2ndRound: Machida 10-9 3rdRound: Machida 10-9 4thRound: Machida 10-9 5thRound: Rua 10-9

By Tom Ngo The planet’s biggest sports media outlet accidentally stated on their homepage that challenger Mauricio “Shogun” Rua took a decision over champ Lyoto Machida to capture the light heavyweight title at this weekend’s show. The only problem is, Machida successfully won a controversial...

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By Chart Topper The Yahoo! Sports blog has compiled a few comments from UFC fighters who spoke out against Saturdays unanimous decision awarding the controversial victory to Lyoto Machida over Mauricio “Shogun” Rua. Rua himself has even stated that he toned down his aggressiveness in the third and fourth rounds after his corner told him he had won the first three. The Yahoo! Sports blog has compiled a few comments from UFC fighters who spoke out against Saturdays unanimous decision awarding the controversial victory to Lyoto Machida over Mauricio “Shogun” Rua. In a fight that was scored 48-47 for Machida, the common term used was “robbed” to describe their opinion of the fight. Other fighters, [...]   [read the full post]

LOS ANGELES -- The UFC 104 post-fight press conference was buzzing after the controversial main event between Lyoto Machida and Shogun Rua. Below is a highlight video package of the conference, which featured comments from Machida, Rua, Dana White, Cain Velasquez, Joe Stevenson and An...

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By Jim Genia Light-heavyweight champ Lyoto Machida, heretofore believed to possess an aura of invincibility, lost that aura thanks to Mauricio “Shogun” Rua. And Rua, at one time believed the best light-heavyweight in the world from his performances in Pride, lost his UFC 104 match-up against the c...

By Chart Topper Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida was awarded a unanimous decision victory over Mauricio “Shogun” Rua at UFC 104 Saturday night. He retains his light-heavyweight title despite the opinion of many fans and critics who felt the match should have been scored as a loss to the champion. “I think there will be a rematch,” White said. “I talked to both of them, and they both agreed to a rematch.” Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida was awarded a unanimous decision victory over Mauricio “Shogun” Rua at UFC 104 Saturday night. He retains his light-heavyweight title despite the opinion of many fans and critics who felt the match should have been scored as a loss to the champion. Even UFC president Dana White disagreed with the [...]   [read the full post]

By Steve Cofield Lyoto Machida was deemed a 48-47 winner over Mauricio Rua last night at UFC 104. Machida retained his title and there will be an immediate rematch, but some reason the world is about to end, just read any MMA message board.  Rua doesn't get to be champion because Joe Rogan says so 

The final horn sounded and Mauricio "Shogun" Rua raised his hands towards the roof of the Staples Center, sure he'd just won the UFC light-heavyweight championship. The building's 16,000 fans cheered him, ready to shower him with glory to match his new gold.

The main, shit. Shogun proved it was the injuries that were screwing him up, got in great shape, managed the very difficult feat of curbing his natural aggressiveness and was patient and tactical and made Machida fight his fight, and reminded us all why Muay Thai > Karate. I thought he was...

By Drew Lyoto Machida obviously. He was exposed, if only somewhat. He appeared frustrated at times and his power was sapped by the vicious body and leg attack from Shogun. The UFC light heavyweight division is even more chaos than anticipated, somehow.

Behold the premiere edition of FanHouse at UFC, where UFC.com head writer, Thomas Gerbasi, and I preview tonight's UFC light heavyweight title match between Lyoto Machida and Shogun Rua and Ben Rothwell vs. Cain Velasquez. We also look at some of the other interesting fights and storyline...

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By Tommy Hackett Main Event, for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship: Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida (champion) vs. Mauricio “Shogun” Rua Despite what Marc says, I don’t see any advantage for Rua other than possibly size. No way is he catching Machida with a lumbering lead left hook as he did in his knockout...

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has UFC 104 results for all of the Oct. 24 UFC 104 fights, plus live UFC coverage from Los Angeles, live blogs of all the fights and live UFC Twitter updates. The UFC light heavyweight title is on the line in the main event, featuring Lyoto Machida vs. Shogun Rua. In the co-main event, heavyweight...

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Live fights on PPV Josh Neer (156.5) vs. Gleison Tibau (157) Anthony Johnson (176) vs. Yoshiyuki Yoshida (170) Joe Stevenson (155.5) vs. Spencer Fisher (155) Cain Velasquez (238) vs. Ben Rothwell (265) Lyoto Machida (202.5) vs. Mauricio Shogun Rua (204.5) for light heavyweight title

By Curtis Clontz Chael by unan decision in what will turn into a wrestling match… Prediction:  Robert (here) and I both agree that Joe will win this one by submission.  He leaned toward RNC, I am looking for a nasty guillotine.  Possibly Sub of the night! Lyoto Machida vs. Mauricio Rua:

By Tim Ngo With Saturday’s night’s light heavyweight title fight between champion Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida and Mauricio “Shogun” Rua inching closer and closer, oddsmakers currently have Rua as a 4.5-to-1 underdog going into his UFC 104 bout against the champion.

By Marc Staehling Shogun has better wrestling, better jiu-jitsu, better ground and pound and more heart than Machida has ever showed in a ring or cage, yet the champ is a massive betting favourite, and people are already annointing him the next Anderson Silva, and he hasn’t even defended his title ye...

By Josh Stein Joe Stevenson (30-10 MMA, 7-4 MMA) isn’t going to have an easy time beating Spencer Fisher (23-4 MMA, 8-3 UFC), but Stevenson is going to be the far superior grappler in this fight. As the better wrestler, he should be able to get the fight to the ground and, if he continues to display the freak...

By Jesse Holland Machida: Notable wins: Managed to suck less than Mark Coleman at UFC 93, put Chuck Liddell on ice at UFC 97. Notable losses: Embarrassed by Forrest Griffin in his UFC debut. Weaknesses: The fighter that terrorized PRIDE has yet to make an appearance in three fights under the UFC banner.

By Tom Ngo Rothwell was the cream of the IFL’s heavyweight crop, amassing a 9-0 record in the process. Since their demise, Rothwell has gone 1-1 including a devastating KO loss to former UFC heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski. Mauricio “Shogun” Rua (+325) vs. Lyoto Machida (-450) (UFC Light Heav...

By Tom Ngo Antoni Hardonk vs. Pat Barry Ryan Bader vs. Eric Schafer Josh Neer vs. Gleison Tibau Anthony Johnson vs. Yoshiyuki Yoshida Joe Stevenson vs. Spencer Fisher Ben Rothwell vs. Cain Velasquez Mauricio “Shogun” Rua vs. Lyoto Machida (UFC Light Heavyweight Champion)

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By Tom Ngo It appears as though you can add UFC light heavyweight champ Lyoto Machida to the ever-growing list of detractors that feel Fedor Emelianenko is not the world’s best heavyweight.  In fact, the Brazilian believes that UFC champ Brock Lesnar is the planet’s top heavyweight mixed martial a...

By Marc Doche “I could tell when he was about 12 or 13 that he had special abilities,” the elder Machida continued. “When we went to Japan to compete when he was 21 was when I realized he was better than everyone else.” Mauricio “Shogun” Rua vs. Lyoto Machida (UFC Light Heavyweight Champion)

By Marc Doche “Anderson has been the champion for a while now and defended his belt,” said the 31-year old Machida, who has vowed to never step inside the Octagon to face his amigo. “This will be my first title defense so I have to prove that I am worthy of being a champion like him.” A true champion.

By Tom Ngo Machida has silenced his critics by ending his last two scraps in dominating fashion. However, prior to his knockouts of Thiago Silva and former champ Rashad Evans, most considered Machida nothing more than a solid light heavyweight due to his inability to finish.

By Tom Ngo It’s been about five months since UFC light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida’s life got turned upside-down.  Although he carried with him an impressive 14-0 pro record into his title fight against Rashad Evans at UFC 98, it wasn’t until after the 2ndRound TKO that MMA fans started to pa...

By Kris Karkoski UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun – October 24, 2009 (Los Angeles, CA)DREAM 12 – October 25, 2009 (Osaka, Japan)Strikeforce Challengers: Evangelista vs. Gurgel – November 6, (Fresno, CA)Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Rogers – November 7, 2009 (Hoffman Estates, IL)Sengoku 11th Battle – November 7, 20...

By Staff Light Heavyweight Rankings (186 to 205 lbs.) 1. Lyoto Machida (15-0) 2. Quinton Jackson (30-7) 3. Rashad Evans (13-1-1) 4. Anderson Silva (25-4) 5. Mauricio “Shogun” Rua (18-3) 6. Forrest Griffin (16-6) 7. Gegard Mousasi (26-2-1) 8. Dan Henderson (25-7) 9. Thiago Silva (14-1)

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By Josh Stein Light Heavyweight Rankings (186 to 205 lbs.) 1. Lyoto Machida (15-0) 2. Quinton Jackson (30-7) 3. Rashad Evans (13-1-1) 4. Anderson Silva (25-4) 5. Mauricio “Shogun” Rua (18-3) 6. Forrest Griffin (16-6) 7. Gegard Mousasi (26-2-1) 8. Dan Henderson (25-7) 9. Thiago Silva (14-1)

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By Zach Arnold Is Kimbo damaged goods? And speaking of another fighter at an older age trying to learn the sport of Mixed Martial Arts, Strikeforce is ready to promote Herschel Walker for this December or January in a fight. Aren’t you excited, Mr. White?

By Andrew Nuschler Guys like Anderson Silva, Lyoto Machida, Georges St. Pierre, B.J. Penn, Fedor Emelianenko, Mauricio Rua, Quentin Jackson, Dan Henderson, Chuck Liddell, Randy Couture, etc. aren't (or weren't) hulking bulges of muscle. They're all absurdly strong and a guy like GSP or Captain America coul...

By AfroSamurai Lyoto Machida is a harbinger of fighters successfully applying exotic martial arts techniques to MMA and I would argue that the key is his mastery of disciplines like jiu jitsu, Muay Thai and wrestling -- the traditional base of MMA fighters.

By Dorothy Willis Sugar has a sweetness that is lacking in so many fighters who are afraid of showing their true feelings (like Brock Lesnar and Forrest Griffin, who only show mean spiritedness). Waiting to see Lyoto Machida fight Shogun Rua is making me a nervous wreck. I enjoy both fighters' styles and woul...

By Kris Karkoski Evans (13-1-1), following 12-straight wins to begin his career over the likes of Michael Bisping and Chuck Liddell, won the UFC light heavyweight championship last December with a third-round knockout of Forrest Griffin. In his first title defense, Evans was knocked out by Lyoto Machi...

By Larry Vollmer In a message on his website today, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson announced he is retiring from mixed martial arts. Or maybe he just figures it’s a good time to retire on a win without having to inevitably face Lyoto Machida towards the tail end of his career.

By Dave Walsh Light Heavyweight Rankings (186 to 205 lbs.) 1. Lyoto Machida (15-0) 2. Quinton Jackson (30-7) 3. Rashad Evans (13-1-1) 4. Anderson Silva (25-4) 5. Mauricio “Shogun” Rua (18-3) 6. Forrest Griffin (16-6) 7. Gegard Mousasi (26-2-1) 7. Rich Franklin (25-4, 1 No Contest) 9. Keith Jardine (14-5-1)

By Numbers Fedor Emelianenko KO's Andrei Arlovski, Affliction Day of Reckoning (1/24/2009) Lyoto Machida KO's Thiago Silva, UFC 94 (1/31/2009) Matt Hamill KO's Mark Munoz, UFC 96 (3/7/2009) Lyoto Machida KO's Rashad Evans, UFC 98 (5/23/2009)

By Brad Guys like Lyoto Machida make a living predicting the timing of fighters like this, slipping the punch and making their own move. Love him or hate him, he's on to something and I wouldn't be surprised to see more fighters start following his lead.

By D Wizzle Tito Jones, Strikeforce Featherweight Fighter: Mike Swick, UFC Welterweight Fighter: I predict Machida. Keith "KO Kid" Berry, KOTC Middleweight Champion: Houston Alexander, UFC Light Heavyweight Fighter: Lyoto wins on Saturday.

By Thomas Hackett In a recent interview with Fight Magazine, Lyoto Machida was asked what was in his refrigerator. The Brazilian MMA phenom known as “The Dragon” (or, as I prefer to call him, “The Next Light Heavyweight Champion of the World”) didn’t surprise me when he included açaí (pronounced a-sigh-ee...

Lyoto Machida and his family, which includes his father who is a Shotokan master from Japan, have adapated the martial art to form Machida Martial Arts Karate. His unorthodox approach to the MMA game has made Machida one very difficult fighter for opponents to get a handle on. That on top of a...

By e We only wanted to best nicknames on the best fighters in the sport. And here our the first bracket... London Bracket 2] "sugar" Rashad Evans vs [7] Jeff " the snowman" Monson Currently sugar 'Shad Evans stands as the UFC light heavyweight champion and faces Lyoto Machida at UFC 98 in May. 

By e Fedor may be the best pound-for-pound mixed martial arts fighter in the world. His nickname may be "the last emperor," but he's feared more for Fedor. Currently sugar 'Shad Evans stands as the UFC light heavyweight champion and faces Lyoto Machida at UFC 98 in May. 

By Michael Rome 3)  Most top fighters don't fight each other:  In MMA Weekly's current top 10 list at 205 pounds, Lyoto Machida has fought exactly one guy there, and it's a guy I don't think has any business being considered one of the 10 best fighters in the world.  

By Frank Sanchez I have a feeling Lyoto Machida is getting lost in the Light Heavyweight Division. Yes, he's undefeated, coming off his biggest win to date stopping formerly undefeated and fellow Brazilian Thiago Silvain the first round of their fight at UFC 94. However, I fail to see why Lyoto Machida will...

By Josh Nason Knockout Of The Night went to Lyoto Machida for his at-the-bell KO of Thiago Silva, earning him an extra $65k. UFC President Dana White didn't have anything to add at the press conference, other than "If a guy was intentionally putting Vaseline on a guy's back, he should never corner a mixed...

By John Shubert I think Gono is a little over the hill, and Fitch is an incredible fighter who will overwhelm Gono with his wrestling and ground and pound. Karo is 18-5, 1-0 in the WEC, 8-3 in the UFC, with nine wins by submission. Lyoto Machida-Thiago Silva Georges St. Pierre-BJ Penn

By Mark Chalifoux Light Heavyweight 1.    Forrest Griffin 2.    Lyoto Machida 3.    Rampage Jackson 4.    Rashad Evans 5.    Wanderlei Silva 6.    Anderson Silva 7.    Rich Franklin 8.    Chuck Liddell 9.    Keith Jardine 10.    Brandon Vera Middleweight 1.    Anderson Silva 2.    Paulo Filho

By nospam@example.com (Johnny MMA) Even without Chuck fighting, you can be sure that we will have full UFC 85 results posted here. Also, UFC 84 is being held on May 24th, featuring a title bout between Sean Sherk and BJ Penn. Also on the UFC 84 fight card is Tito Ortiz vs Lyoto Machida and Wanderlei Silva vs Keith Jardine. UFC 84 resu...