Looks like Rampage Jackson is going to need surgery on both his jaw and his forearm following his unanimous decision victory over Keith Jardine at UFC 96. He will  sit on the sidelines, get healed up and most likely take on the winner of Rashad Evans and Lyoto Machida later in the year for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship.
Evans vs. Machida  is a very intriguing matchup simply based on the fact that both fighters are undefeated.  While Rashad is the faster of the two fighters, Machida is very elusive …

The betting odds are out on UFC 96, slated to take place on March 7, 2009 in Columbus, Ohio.  The card features the undefeated Shane Carwin against MMA vet and odds-on favorite Gabriel Gonzaga (-175) in a heavyweight scrap.  And, of course, the on-the-whole-a-very-unsexy card will be headlining the top light heavyweight contender Quinton “Rampage” Jackson against former Ultimate Fighter Keith “The Dean of Mean” Jardine.
Rampage comes into the fight a near 3 to 1 favorite at -295, while the moneyline on Jardine currently stands at +235.  With a win …

Now we don’t know all the matchups for UFC 100 beyond the main event of Georges St-Pierre versus Thiago Alves, but to get amped up at the potential matchups I thought a nice video compilation of all the UFC Undisputed Video Game footage by THQ I could find would be fun.
First up Georges St-Pierre versus BJ Penn without the UFC 94 grease gate controversy.

Also we have Dan Henderson will look to be fighting against Michael Bisping at UFC 100.  So in honor of that here is Dan Henderson demolishing Rich …

“Oh, man. Holy s**t. I’ve told everybody, when people asked me before the B.J. fight, ‘I can’t even think about UFC 100 right now.’ Now we’ve sat down and we’ve talked about it, and I’m guaranteeing you now, UFC 100 is going to kick f**king ass.”
- UFC President Dana White (via MMA Fanhouse)

Expectations couldn’t be higher for UFC’s centennial event, thanks to the legions of rumors already swirling the event still five months away.  Some of the rumored matchups appear to be virtual locks (see Georges St-Pierre v. Thiago Alves), …