Ortiz and Liddell were once considered friends, but after Ortiz decided to not fight Liddell following Ortiz’s third victory over Ken Shamrock, a rivalry was created between the two.

Bad Blood documents the rise and fall of both Ortiz and Liddell’s careers in the Ultimate Fighting Championship and how their feud produced two of the most anticipated bouts in UFC history. Ortiz’s quest to dominate the light heavyweight division and Liddell’s drive to become the champion eventually led to a bitter falling out.

Ortiz believes that Liddell and himself should have gotten the big payday for their fight, but they were not getting it. White fires back against Ortiz saying the money was good back then. White says Ortiz backed out on the UFC and defending his title because Ortiz knew he could not beat Liddell. In training sessions Liddell says that Ortiz always came up with excuses for not wanting to spar with Liddell. In the end, Ortiz is made to look like a coward who only cares about himself while Liddell is shown as the face of the UFC in Ortiz’s absence.

With Liddell’s finance Heidi Northcott, his trainer Jon Hackleman, there is a more personal and in-depth look in Liddell’s life. While Ortiz talks about how he lost a friend and nearly died in a drive-by shooting, his wife Jenna Jameson gives no interviews and is only shown once in the background. Ortiz introduces two long-time friends, but they barely say anything. White is pretty much negative on everything Ortiz did to the UFC by costing them big money. White believes that Ortiz has no friends and only befriended Liddell in order to keep him away from his championship.

Ortiz talks about how he feels Liddell’s thumb to his eye in their first fight was the reason he lost. White states Ortiz could have poked both of Liddell’s eyes and it would have been the same result. Due to the anger White has towards Ortiz for hurting the UFC, White hunged Liddell’s glove and trunks, “in my fucking living room man. Those things hung in my living room forever.” Even after their two battles the two still waged war against each on UFC’s Ultimate Figher however there was never a third fight and Liddell’s career ended before there could be one.

Good versus evil could have also been the title of this DVD as the UFC portray Ortiz as a horrible selfish human being while Liddell was someone who just wanted to fight and get what he deserved. A great look at how both fighters worked their work into the UFC and made it to the top of their division. Depending on who you like will depend how much you like this DVD. Ortiz fans will definitely feel that this is an unfair look at Ortiz while Liddell fans will feel that the true story was finally told.

UFC: Bad Blood Chuck Liddell VS. Tito Ortiz

Anchor Bay Entertainment

Run time of 150 minutes

Releases on Aug. 30, 2011

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Click here to listen to the June 17, 2011 episode of Ringside Report Radio hosted by Dave Simon and Kevin “Big Tuna” McKough.

Dave and Kevin previewed the entire card for Strikeforce: Alistair Overeem v. Fabricio Werdum, Josh Barnett v. Brett Rogers Heavyweight Grand Prix Quarter-Finals.

Dave and Kevin discussed Josh Barnett’s past with steroids, Kendall Grove getting cut by the UFC and much more MMA on this 2-hour episode.

On Friday April 1st, a lot of quick finishes as usual at STRIKEFORCE Challengers Series 15. In the main event, Justin Wilcox beat Rodrigo Damm to a pulp, as the doctors stopped the bout after the first. Although coming in as a last minute replacement and being a heavy underdog, Lorenz Larkin pounded Scott Lighty to a TKO victory half way through the second round.

On Saturday morning M-1 Global delivered a lot of action this weekend with the M-1 Ukraine International Club Grand Prix. In the M-1 Ukraine ICGP Team MBC Storm goes 5-0 against BC Knight, Team  MBC “TezTourFight” goes 4-1 against BC “Elat Mixfight Club” and Team BC “Docker Fighter” goes 3-2 aganist Team BC Azerbaijan.

On Saturday night Bellator Lightweight World Champion Eddie Alvarez successfully defended his title against Season 2 Lightweight tournament champion Pat Curran.The night also saw Patricky Pitbull advance to the lightweight finals via a highlight-reel flying knee TKO, Rick Hawn defeat former champ Lyman Good and Ben Saunders’ claim victory in his Bellator debut and Fight Quest 17 went down in St-Constant, Quebec.

STRIKEFORCE Challengers Series 15: Wilcox vs. Damm Results:

Justin Wilcox def. Rodrgio Damm via TKO (doctor’s stoppage) – 5:00 – Round 1

Caros Fodor def. David Douglas via TKO (strikes) – 2:12 – Round 3

Lorenz Larkin def. Scott Lighty via TKO (punches) – 3:15 – Round 2

James Terry def. Josh Thornburg via knockout (punch) – 4:38 – Round 1

Damion Douglas def. Wayne Phillips via split decision (28-29, 30-27, 29-28)

Undercard Bouts:

Anthony Avila def. Rafael Rios via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Robert Escalante def. Raul Sandoval via submission (armbar) – 4:10 – Round 1

Tristen Arenal def. Tom Peterson via submission (armbar) – 1:58 – Round 1

Ronald Carillo def. Adam Antolin via submission (rear-naked choke) – 1:48 – Round 1

M-1 Ukraine International Club Grand Prix Results:

Team MBC ‘Thunderstorm’ vs. BC ‘Vityaz’:

Magomed Magomedov def. Ivan Prokopenko via submission (guillotine) – 1:27 – Round 1

Sergei Dzygansky def. Nicholas Burle via submission (anklelock) – 0:47 – Round 1

Murad Magomedov def. Alex Maksymchuk via TKO (ground and pound) – Round 1

Wagaba Vahabov def. Aleksandr Kovtun via submission (triangle choke)- 1:44 – Round 1

Igor Zandernovsky def. Alex Lipovaya via submission (Leg Lock) – 0:37 – Round 1

Team MBC ‘TezTourFight’ vs. BC ‘Elat Mixfight Club’:

Sergei Adamchuk def. Vlad Cherbadgy via KO – 4:49 – Round 1

Vladimir Opanasenko def. Dmitry Kapmari submission (triangle choke) – 4:28 – Round 1

Alexander Dolotenko def. Vladimir Morari submission (triangle choke) – Round 1

Paul Doroftey def. Basil Klepikov via TKO – Round 1

Muslim Makhmudov def. Viorel Lipa via submission (guillotine) – 1:10 – Round 1

Team BC ‘Docker Fighter’ vs. BC Azerbaijan:

Bakhtiar Arzumanov def. Yuri Gamalii via submission (triangle choke) – 0:38 – Round 1

Artem Perehristyuk def.  Samir Agadzhiev via Unanimous Decision

Vasily Novikov def. Ali Akhmedov via submission (arm lock on foot) – 3:07 – Round 1

Vladimir Kryzhanovsky def. Anar Mustafayev  via KO – Round 1

George Mako def. Vyacheslav Kostyuk via submission – 3:00 – Round 1

Bellator 39 Results:

Main Card:
World Lightweight Title Fight: Eddie Alvarez def. Pat Curran via unanimous decision [49-46, 50-45, 50-45) (To Retain)

Welterweight Semifinal Fight: Rick Hawn def. Lyman Good via Split Decision [30-27 Hawn, 29-28 Hawn, 29-28 Good) (To Advance to Finals)

Lightweight Semifinal Fight: Patricky Freire def. Toby Imada via TKO – 2:53 – Round 1) (To Advance to Finals)

Catch Fight @ 175 lbs.: Ben Saunders def. Matt Lee via TKO (Doctor Stopppage dut to cut – 1:24 – Round 3

Undercard:

Dan Cramer def. Greg Rebello via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Ryan Quinn def. Mike Winters via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26)

David Jansen def. Scott McAfee via submission (brabo choke) – 4:58 – Round 1

Rene Nazare def. Luiz Azeredovia TKO (injury) – 5:00 – Round 1

John McLaughlin def. Blair Tugman via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Fight Quest 17 Results:

Patrick Labelle def. Ike Chiplick via TKO – 0:54 – Round 2

Guillaume Gagnon-Arsenault def. Jonathan Rios Desjardins via TKO – 0:53 – Round 2

Trevor Laroux def. Brandon Stalk via Unanimous Decision (2 min rounds)

Jeremy McNamara def. Patrick Lafleur via KO – 0:14 – Round 1

Jason Courchesne def. Rob Nickerson via Submmision (rear naked choke) 1:19 – Round 2

Louie Sanoudakis def. Derek Dexter via submission (rear naked choke) – 1:41 – Round 3

Aiemann Zahabi def.  Derek Charbonneau via submission (rear naked choke)  – 1:43 – Round 1

Dominic Trepanier def. James Chalice via TKO – 1:59 – Round 2

UFC: Best of 2010 presents a documentary style look at 2010 through the weight classes, standout fighters, and memorable UFC headlines. The merger of the sister company World Elite CageFighting, aka WEC, the arrival of UFC pay-per-view events to new markets and the acceptance of mixed martial arts in new areas like Toronto, you get a clear picture that the UFC is growing and will continue their rise as a mainstream sports company.

B.J. Penn’s inability to solve Frankie Edgar and the questions circulating around Penn’s training regime are given a positive spin thanks to Penn’s jump back to welterweight and quick knockout win of UFC Hall-of-Famer Matt Hughes. Hughes is also given the spotlight due to the number of achievements in his career, records that are still not broken, and for his ability to still compete after a long UFC career.

Included in the 2010 year in review for the DVD edition is 13 full fights along with 10 full bonus fights. The difference in the blu-ray edition is that it has 38 full fights in total. GSP fans will want to see the blu-ray edition if they missed out on getting the UFC 124 DVD as GSP VS. Koscheck 2 is not featured on the DVD. Kimbo Slice fans also only get a chance to see the popular heavyweight on blu-ray. Both editions have Chuck Liddell’s final MMA bout against Rich Franklin.

2010 was one of the best years for UFC making their Best of 2010 DVD or blu-ray a great collector’s item. Also a great watch for fans that cannot get enough UFC and easily the best buy for fans that are new to the sport or missed out on a few UFC events. The best now, soon to be, and will be for years to come are well represented in this huge 2-disc set.

UFC: Best of 2010

Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada

Releases today Mar. 29, 2011

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UFC: Best of 2010 fight listing

Sean Sherk vs. Evan Dunham
Joe Stevenson vs. George Sotiropoulos
Matt Hughes vs. BJ Penn
Carlos Condit vs. Rory MacDonald
Yoshihiro Akiyama vs. Chris Leben
Anderson Silva vs. Chael Sonnen
Lyoto Machida vs. Shogun Rua 2
Rampage Jackson vs. Rashad Evans
Brandon Vera vs. Jon Jones
Jon Jones vs. Vladimir Matyushenko
Minotauro Nogueira vs. Cain Velasquez
Brock Lesnar vs. Shane Carwin
Brock Lesnar vs. Cain Velasquez

Bonus Disc 1:

Cole Miller vs. Dan Lauzon
Efrain Escudero vs. Evan Dunham (blu-ray only)
Melvin Guillard vs. Waylon Lowe
Diego Sanchez vs. John Hathaway (blu-ray only)
Dustin Hazelett vs. Rick Story (blu-ray only)
Efrain Escudero vs. Charles Oliveira (blu-ray only)
Matt Serra vs. Chris Lytle 2 (blu-ray only)
Dan Hardy vs. Carlos Condit
Diego Sanchez vs. Paulo Thiago (blu-ray only)
Dennis Siver vs. Andre Winner
George Sotiropoulos vs. Joe Lauzon
Matt Riddle vs. Sean Pierson (blu-ray only)
Jim Miller vs. Charles Olivera
Geroges St-Pierre vs. Josh Koscheck 2 (blu-ray only)

Bonus Disc 2:

Junior Dos Santos vs. Gabriel Gonzaga
Kimbo Slice vs. Matt Mitrione (blu-ray only)
Mirko Cro Cop vs. Pat Barry (blu-ray only)
Chuck Liddell vs. Rich Franklin
Brandan Schaub vs. Chris Tuchscherer (blu-ray only)
Krysztof Soszynski vs. Stephan Bonnar 2

Stefan Struve vs. Christian Morecraft (blu-ray only)
Junior Dos Santos vs. Roy Nelson (blu-ray only)
Randy Couture vs. James Toney
CB Dollaway vs. Joe Doerksen (blu-ray only)
Phil Davis vs. Tom Boetsch (blu-ray only)

Due to the recent natural disasters that struck Japan, Ishii, the 2008 Judo Olympic Games Gold Medalist, was unable to acquire a visa permitting him to leave his homeland in time for the fight. Taking his place is Larkin, a 25-year-old who has made quick work of his last five foes, winning all by stoppage inside three rounds. In his most recent outing, he registered a second round TKO over Mike Cook on Feb. 25.

“Lorenz is a talented, undefeated fighter whose aggression and power make him a threat in the light heavyweight division,” Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker said. “He’s in for a tough test against Scott Lighty, who has trained with some of the sport’s best like Chuck Liddell. This is the biggest fight of his young career.”

Larkin agrees with Coker’s assessment and believes a win over Lighty in Stockton could propel him into the mix in the Strikeforce 205-pound division.

“This is definitely a step up for me, but I’m excited and looking forward to the challenge,’’ Larkin said. “Lighty’s a good fighter with a lot of experience. But I’ve trained hard, I’m in good shape and I’m confident.’’

In the televised main event, former NCAA wrestling standout and body builder Justin “The Silverback’’ Wilcox (10-3), of San Jose, will face Brazil’s Rodrigo Damm (9-4) in a lightweight bout. In other fights on SHOWTIME: Rapidly-rising David “Tarzan” Douglas (6-2), of Antioch, Calif., will take on Caros “The Future” Fodor (7-2), of Kirkland, Wash., at 155 pounds, Josh Thorrnburg (6-2), of Stockton, and James Terry (9-2), of Livermore, Calif., clash at 165 pounds and Antioch’s Damian Douglas (3-1), Tarzan’s unidentical twin, meets Wayne Phillips (5-3), of San Jose, in a welterweight battle.

—STRIKEFORCE press release—

From UFC: 97 in Montreal to UFC: 113 in Montreal, the most stunning and brutal KOs from 2009 to 2010 are highlighted. Chuck Liddell’s fight against Shogun Rua is one of the rare fights that is shown from start until Rua breaks through Liddell’s defence.

The majority of the fight recaps usually end with an explosive knockout, like Lyoto Machida’s KO on Rashad Evans at UFC: 98 to capture the UFC Lightheavyweight Championship belt. The buckling of Evans’ knees and the rolling back of his eyes made it clear to everyone that Machida just knocked out Evans right on his feet. Fights also usually end after a big hook or a sudden trip followed by nasty ground and pound action. Vitor Belfort versus Rich Franklin is one of the rare times that a fighter decided not to pound away because they knew their opponent was out cold already. However, in the Mir against Shane Carwin fight, Carwin was beating down on a limp Mir and looked up at the ref who did not try to stop it until after a couple more bombs nailed Mir in the back of his head.

The Marcus Davis against Ben Saunders fight is one of the few fights that ended thanks to a knee shot. Easily one of the bloodiest KOs on the DVD as Davis took more than one shot to fall to the ground and looked like he was a lifeless body. Included in the DVD extras is a near seven-minute montage for Ultimate TKOs in the UFC during that period of time. Watching Kimbo Slice taking his final beating in the UFC are among the highlights in the short featurette.

Fans of sudden finishes and do not necessarily enjoy watching long fights get to enjoy a part of mixed martial arts that not only pleases boxing fans, but fight fans as well. Two gladiators battling and when they are both evenly matched, to see a KO scored is truly an amazing sight to behold. Some fight endings might seem questionable, but make no mistake you see a fighter get rocked in every fight.

UFC Ultimate Knockouts 8

Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada

Run time of 93 minutes

Released on Jan. 25, 2011

$19.98

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UFC Ultimate Knockouts 8 Fight highlights

Chuck Liddell VS.Shogun Rua UFC: 97

Krzysztof Soszynski VS. Andre Gusmao UFC: 98

Drew McFedries VS. Xavier Foupa-Pokam UFC: 98

Lyoto Machida VS. Rashad Evans UFC Lightheavyweight Championship UFC: 98

Mike Ciesnolevicz VS. Tomasz Drwal Ultimate Fighter Finale U.S. VS. U.K.

Brock Lesnar VS. Frank Mir UFC Heavyweight Championship Unification UFC: 100

Anderson Silva VS. Forrest Griffin UFC: 101

Tim Hague VS. Todd Duffee UFC: 102

Nate Marquardt VS. Demian Maia UFC: 102

Keith Jardine VS. Thiago Silva UFC: 102

Tyson Griffin VS. Hermes Franca UFC: 103

Josh Koscheck VS. Frank Trigg UFC: 103

Rich Franklin VS. Vitor Belfort UFC: 103

Antoni Hardonk VS. Pat Berry UFC: 104

Anthony Johnson VS. Yoshiyuki Yoshida UFC: 104

Alexander Gustafsson VS. Jared Hamman UFC: 105

Marcus Davis VS. Ben Saunders UFC: 106

Luiz Cane VS. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira UFC: 106

Mike Pyle VS. Jake Ellenberger UFC: 108

Junior Dos Santos VS. Gilbert Yvel UFC: 108

John Howard VS. Dennis Hallman Ultimate Fighter Finale 10

Marcus Jones VS. Matt Mitrione Ultimate Fighter Finale 10

Roy Nelson VS. Brendan Schaub Ultimate Fighter Finale 10

Matt Serra VS. Frank Trigg UFC: 109

Brendan Schaub VS. Chase Gormley UFC on Versus

John Howard VS. Daniel Roberts UFC on Versus

Junior Dos Santos VS. Gabriel Gonzaga UFC on Versus

Minotauro Nogueira VS. Cain Velasquez UFC: 110

Keith Jardine VS. Ryan Bader UFC: 110

Shane Carwin VS. Frank Mir UFC Interim Heavyweight Championship UFC: 111

Lyoto Machida VS. Shogun Rua UFC Lightheavyweight Championship UFC 113

On each disc, retired Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter Chuck Liddell, who is the UFC Light Heavyweight Champion when the DVDs were filmed, introduces his trainer John Hackleman. Hackleman gives a brief description of each workout before demonstrating each one with his students. On the first disc Hackleman shows you an upper body workout and a lower body workout. On the second disc Hackleman shows you a complete body workout. The second disc also contains bonus material on stretching, handwraps, punches, kicks and combinations.

Before any workout you should make sure your body can handle the physical toll you plan to put it through. Even for advanced mixed martial art fighters these workouts can push your breaking point, as a lot of the routines require a lot of fast movements in a short amount of time and you will be working a lot of different body parts. Hackleman tells you in the beginning that you can do this at your own pace, but to get the true effectiveness of the workout, you need to keep up with the level of intensity Hackleman demonstrates.

Following a warmup and stretching exercises, the upper body workout starts off with going back forth between burpees and shadowboxing. Push-ups and punches drill will get your heart rate up as Hackleman has 11 different push-ups and you have to do the push-ups either a set of 20 or to the count of 30 seconds. Hackleman seemingly enjoys to lose count and that can make the drill a lot harder to do when you try to switch between push-ups and punches. Although this is a upper body workout Hackleman still has kicks in every one of his workouts.

In the lower body workout Hackleman starts off with knee bends with a kick that is not just good for cardio but good for stimulating a fight. Side kicks followed by a deeper squat with the knee bends really pushes your quads and flexibility. With Hackleman doing the routines he does not always catch how some of his students do not perform the drills properly. The front kick drill is a perfect example as one of the rare times Hackleman stands in the back of his students, he has to repeatedly ask for front kicks. Unlike in his Twenties DVD, Hackleman keeps a cool-head about it in a smirking moment.

Much like in the upper body workout, punches are in this workout with the focus first on power and later on muscle memory. Following some combinations and drills the focus shifts back to the lower body where Hackleman shows you the Christina position that is to be done along with freestyle leg kicks. If you feel pain in your gluts, expect that to be nothing compare to the 100 squats you have to do next.

‘The Pit Backjack’ is a unique exercise in the full body workout as every drill has to add up to 21. 20 push-ups and one squat thrust to start until you make it to one push-up and 20 squat thrusts. A lot of the drills in this workout are similar to ones in the latest Pit workout DVDs, but Hackleman also has abs drills in this one. This one is not as painful as the lower body workout, but it is longer and will push your cardio level just as hard.

While punching bags and jump rope can help, no equipment is required for any of these workouts. There is no doubt that these workouts will definitely get you into shape, improve your endurance and increase your striking power. It’s a shame that Liddell is only shown for a few seconds to introduce Hackleman, although Liddell is shown training on another DVD in the Master Boxset. This DVD set is a must have for beginning MMA fighters, for people just looking to lose weight, those looking for a challenge or if you want to get into better physical shape. Hackleman’s approach to working out is simple to follow and for the low price offered for just these two discs it’s one of the best deals you can find for workout DVDs.

The Pit Workout

www.thepitworkout.com

Run time of 180 minutes

$19.95 separately

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On this episode, Dave, Kevin and Julie discussed the latest in the negotiations between Fedor Emelianenko and Strikeforce and their inability to come to terms on a fight in January.

The Ringys made their return to the show, the annual MMA awards as decided by the Ringside Report staff. Categories included: Fight of the Year, Fighter of the Year, Feud of the Year and many more.

All this and more MMA talk on this 2-hour episode of Ringside Report Radio.

“I want to thank Frank (Fertitta), Lorenzo (Fertitta), and Dana (White) for everything they’ve done for me over the years, and the sport. Most of all I want to thank my fans and my family,” said an emotional Liddell. “I love the sport and I’m excited to go into a new stage in my life and keep promoting the best sport in the world, the sport I love.”

That new stage will begin immediately, as UFC President Dana White and CEO Lorenzo Fertitta have brought Liddell aboard as the organization’s Executive Vice President of Business Development.

According to Fertitta, Liddell’s duties will include work on fighter relations and government regulation, but he will mainly focus on new business development for the UFC, an organization he has fought for since 1998.

Over those last 12 years, Liddell was a feared striker who ruled the 205-pound weight class with an iron right hand, and in doing so became mixed martial arts’ first crossover superstar. During his reign of terror over the UFC’s light heavyweight division from 2004 to 2007, he compiled a seven fight unbeaten streak that included knockout wins over world champions Randy Couture (twice) and Tito Ortiz (twice), as well as respected contenders like Renato “Babalu” Sobral and Jeremy Horn.

A world champion from April of 2005 to May of 2007, Liddell was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame in July of 2009.

“He’s been more than a friend, more than a fighter, and more than a champion,” said White. “This is a big deal for us.”

Voted by mixed martial arts fans online last year, this re-package box set is now in 1.78:1 aspect ratio on DVD and is also available on Blu-ray. Unlike the highlights of fights that aired on Spike TV, this box set gives you the complete fights.

From UFC 1 to UFC 98, there is a wide variety in fighting styles and how UFC has evolved from their days of No Holds Barred fighting. Legendary UFC fighters like Chuck Liddell, Royce Gracie, Tank Abbott along with current stars Brock Lesnar, Georges St-Pierre, BJ Penn and Randy Couture are just a few of the fighters featured. Liddell, Matt Hughes, Matt Serra, GSP, Rich Franklin, are featured more than most fighters due to their well-known rivalries and memorable moments inside the octagon.

From Serra’s explosive KO on GSP, to GSP evolving his game and outclassing great warriors like Penn, Serra and Hughes, the history of not only the UFC unfolds, but a lot of their stars as well. Liddell’s dominance inside the cage, delivering phenomenal KOs and gruelling fights, is followed by the slow decline in his career as he became much easier to KO. Penn’s amazing encounters against Serra, Caol Uno, Carl Stevenson and others, is followed by Penn being described as being lazy when it comes to his fights later on in the set.

Due to the selective bouts that fans could vote for, there can be many debates questioning if this is truly the 100 greatest fights in the UFC and debates on the exact order. Regardless, there are so many different types of fights; some are quick, some are long brutal blood pouring marathons, and some are methodical chess games that sometimes end fast or go the distance. You may not get every great fight, but there’s no other collection that comes close to giving you your money’s worth.

Hardcore fans will love to look back on some of their favourite fights and perhaps see a couple of fights they missed out on. New fans to MMA will get the full education lesson on what the UFC has produced for 16 years. If you did not buy it last year, this UFC box set is easily the best pick-up this holiday season and will keep you occupied watching UFC past the holiday season—it’s so good you’ll want to watch it over and over.

UFC: The Ultimate 100 Greatest Fights

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Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada

Re-released on Nov. 2, 2010

Runtime of 1600 minutes

$59.98 on DVD, $119.98 on Blu-ray

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UFC: Ultimate 100 Greatest Fights list:

100. Paul Kelly vs. Paul Taylor (UFC 80)

99. Pat Miletich vs. Carlos Newton (UFC 31)

98. Kenny Florian vs. Joe Lauzon (UFN 13)

97. Rashad Evans VS. Sean Salmon (UFN eight)

96. Royce Gracie vs. Matt Hughes (UFC 60)

95. Tyson Griffin vs. Sean Sherk (UFC 90)

94. B.J. Penn vs. Din Thomas (UFC 32)

93. Thiago Alves vs. Chris Lytle (UFC 78)

92. B.J. Penn vs. Matt Serra (UFC 39)

91. Rich Franklin vs. Ken Shamrock (TUF 1 Finale)

90. B.J. Penn vs. Caol Uno II (UFC 41)

89. Forrest Griffin vs. Keith Jardine (UFC 66)

88. Frankie Edgar vs. Tyson Griffin (UFC 67)

87. Jeremy Horn vs. Chuck Liddell (UFC 54)

86. Phil Baroni vs. Evan Tanner (UFC 45)

85. Nick Diaz vs. Karo Parisyan (UFC 49)

84. Josh Barnett vs. Pedro Rizzo (UFC 30)

83. Chuck Liddell vs. Vernon White (UFC 49)

82. Georges St. Pierre vs. Frank Trigg (UFC 54)

81. Jon Koppenhaver vs. Jared Rollins (TUF 6 Finale)

80. Rich Franklin vs. Evan Tanner I (UFC 42)

79. Matt Serra vs. Georges St. Pierre I (UFC 69)

78. Keith Jardine vs. Chuck Liddell (UFC 76)

77. James Irvin vs. Anderson Silva (UFN 14)

76. Matt Hughes vs. Sean Sherk (UFC 42)

75. Gerard Gordeau vs. Royce Gracie (UFC 1)

74. Rich Franklin vs. David Loiseau (UFC 58)

73. Jason Miller vs. Georges St. Pierre (UFC 52)

72. Frank Mir vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (UFC 92)

71. Tank Abbott vs. Don Frye (UFC Ultimate Ultimate 1996)

70. Mark Coleman vs. Pete Williams (UFC 17)

69. B.J. Penn vs. Caol Uno I (UFC 34)

68. Lyoto Machida vs. Tito Ortiz (UFC 84)

67. Shonie Carter vs. Matt Serra (UFC 31)

66. B.J. Penn vs. Georges St. Pierre II (UFC 94)

65. Spencer Fisher vs. Sam Stout II (UFN 10)

64. Chuck Liddell vs. Renato ‘Babalu’ Sobral II (UFC 62)

63. Matt Hughes vs. Georges St. Pierre I (UFC 50)

62. Tyson Griffin vs. Clay Guida (UFC 72)

61. B.J. Penn vs. Joe Stevenson (UFC 80)

60. Karo Parisyan vs. Georges St. Pierre (UFC 46)

59. Randy Couture vs. Brock Lesnar (UFC 91)

58. Matt Hughes vs. Carlos Newton II (UFC 38)

57. Leonard Garcia vs. Roger Huerta (UFC 69)

56. Rich Franklin vs. Evan Tanner II (UFC 53)

55. Rashad Evans vs. Forrest Griffin (UFC 92)

54. Chris Leben vs. Anderson Silva (UFN 1)

53. Kenny Florian vs. Sean Sherk (UFC 64)

52. Chuck Liddell vs. Renato ‘Babalu’ Sobral I (UFC 40)

51. Rashad Evans vs. Chuck Liddell (UFC 88)

50. Quinton Jackson vs. Wanderlei Silva (UFC 92)

49. Houston Alexander vs. Keith Jardine (UFC 71)

48. B.J. Penn vs. Jens Pulver I (UFC 35)

47. Chuck Liddell vs. Kevin Randleman (UFC 31)

46. Quinton Jackson vs. Chuck Liddell (UFC 71)

45. Pete Sell vs. Scott Smith (TUF4 Finale)

44. Matt Serra vs. Georges St. Pierre II (UFC 83)

43. Matt Hughes vs. Frank Trigg I (UFC 45)

42. Sean Sherk vs. Georges St. Pierre (UFC 56)

41. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Tim Sylvia (UFC 81)

40. Vitor Belfort vs. Randy Couture (UFC 15)

39. Keith Jardine vs. Wanderlei Silva (UFC 84)

38. Randy Couture vs. Pedro Rizzo I (UFC 31)

37. Royce Gracie vs. Kimo Leopoldo (UFC 3)

36. Randy Couture vs. Chuck Liddell II (UFC 52)

35. Frank Mir vs. Tim Sylvia (UFC 48)

34. B.J. Penn vs. Sean Sherk (UFC 84)

33. Matt Hughes vs. B.J. Penn II (UFC 63)

32. Randy Couture vs. Gabriel Gonzaga (UFC 74)

31. Dan Henderson vs. Quinton Jackson (UFC 75)

30. Matt Hughes vs. B.J. Penn I (UFC 46)

29. Rashad Evans vs. Lyoto Machida (UFC 98)

28. Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz II (UFC 66)

27. Randy Couture vs. Tito Ortiz (UFC 44)

26. Jon Fitch vs. Georges St. Pierre (UFC 87)

25. Randy Couture vs. Chuck Liddell III (UFC 57)

24. Royce Gracie vs. Ken Shamrock I (UFC 1)

23. Matt Hughes vs. Georges St. Pierre II (UFC 65)

22. Clay Guida vs. Roger Huerta (TUF 6 Finale)

21. Randy Couture vs. Chuck Liddell I (UFC 43)

20. Matt Hughes vs. Georges St. Pierre III (UFC 79)

19. Dan Henderson vs. Anderson Silva (UFC 82)

18. Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz I (UFC 47)

17. Randy Couture vs. Tim Sylvia (UFC 68)

16. Spencer Fisher vs. Sam Stout I (UFC 58)

15. Thiago Alves vs. Matt Hughes (UFC 85)

14. Matt Hughes vs. Carlos Newton I (UFC 34)

13. Clay Guida vs. Diego Sanchez (TUF 9 Finale)

12. Nick Diaz vs. Diego Sanchez (TUF 2 Finale)

11. Forrest Griffin vs. Quinton Jackson (UFC 86)

10. Forrest Griffin vs. Mauricio ‘Shogun’ Rua (UFC 76)

9. Mirko ‘Cro Cop’ Filipovic vs. Gabriel Gonzaga (UFC 70)

8. Karo Parisyan vs. Diego Sanchez (UFN 6)

7. Rich Franklin vs. Anderson Silva II (UFC 77)

6. Rich Franklin vs. Anderson Silva I (UFC 64)

5. Brock Lesnar vs. Frank Mir I (UFC 81)

4. B.J. Penn vs. Georges St. Pierre I (UFC 58)

3. Matt Hughes vs. Frank Trigg II (UFC 52)

2. Chuck Liddell vs. Wanderlei Silva (UFC 79)

1. Stephan Bonnar vs. Forrest Griffin I (TUF 1 Finale)