Dana White announced on UFC.com that Quinton Rampage Jackson and Sugar Rashad Evans will be the competing coaches of The Ultimate Fighter 10 which will premiere Wednesday, September 16 on Spike TV. The finalists will compete on December 5th at the live finale with the winner again taking the obligatory 6-figure UFC contract.

Former UFC welterweight number one contender Frank Trigg has re-signed with the UFC and again finds himself in the middle of a very stacked 170 lbs. division. According to UFC.com, Trigg – over three years removed from his last UFC appearance – finds himself back in the division he found most of his success despite spending much of his time away from the Octagon as a middleweight.

YOKOHAMA, May 26, 2009 -- Greco-Roman wrestling champion Joe Warren upset local favorite Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto today at the DREAM.9 Featherweight Grand Prix 2009 Second Round. "Kid Yamamoto is a champion, and I respect him," said the 32 year-old American from the winner's circle, "but a lot of these champions have been on top for a long time, and it's my job to crush them!"

Lyoto Machida did what no one else has done before defeating Rashad Evans via TKO in the second round of the Light-heavyweight championship bout. In other action Matt Hughes defeated Matt Serra, Franki Edgar defeated Sean Sherk, and more at UFC 98.

The oft-travelled Mike Pyle will make his UFC debut tomorrow taking a short notice fight against Brock Larson in a preliminary bout. Pyle has been a fixture at Extreme Couture and has cornered the UFC Hall-of-Famer in the past, but curiously, never made the jump to the UFC until now.

Joe Rogan talks about Lyoto Machida vs. Rashad Evans and how good he is. He also gives his thoughts on the Anderson Silva and Patrick Cote fight. Intelligent Fighters and much more.

 ST. LOUIS (May 19, 2009) – SHOWTIME announcer Jimmy Lennon Jr., announced today that top-10 ranked heavyweight and former UFC champion Andrei Arlovski will face unbeaten heavyweight sensation Brett “The Grim” Rogers on Saturday, June 6 at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis and LIVE on SHOWTIME. 

Veteran Trevor Prangley outlasted defending champion Emanuel Newton to take a five-round unanimous decision and the MFC world light heavyweight championship at MFC 21: Hard Knocks Friday night at the River Cree Resort and Casino just outside Edmonton, Alberta.