UFC 125

Jeremy Stephens displays his one-punch knockout power against Marcus Davis at UFC 125. "Lil Heathen" will put his three-fight win streak on the line in the Fight Night San Antonio main event vs. Cub Swanson.

This week's episode takes a look back at the best moments from UFC 125, UFC 126, UFC 127, and UFC 128.

On New Year's Eve in Las Vegas, heavyweight champ Cain Velasquez answered UFC Fight Club members' questions about injuries, Kos, Brock and more.

A prepared Thiago Silva returns from almost a year off, has fun and makes Brandon Vera pay.

Clay Guida turns in another exciting bout - hear how his wild movement worked in his favor against heavy-handed Gomi.

"I love this job" - Jeremy Stephens knew he had to "be a tiger" and wound up with a stellar KO of a UFC legend.

An underdog replacement against a top-ten featherweight, Dustin Poirier makes an impression on the UFC.

Brad Tavares thanked the fans who got his Baroni fight on TV by giving them an exciting first-round finish.

Diego Nunes weathered a brutal first round and came back to win a close decision... with just one good eye.

A relaxed Daniel Roberts let Soto slip into his favorite submission for an exciting first-round win.

Christmas strikes on New Year's - hear how Volkmann crafted the perfect game plan to defeat McKee inside the Octagon.

Frankie Edgar vs Gray Maynard II UFC® 125

Mike Brown vs Diego Nunes UFC® 125

UFC® 125 Prelim Fight: Jacob Volkmann vs Antonio McKee

UFC® 125 Prelim Fight: Josh Grispi vs Dustin Poirier

Irish-American boxer, Marcus Davis is after Jeremy Stephens in this exciting lightweight matchup.

UFC® 125 Prelim Fight: Mike Brown vs Diego Nunes

The first two UFC bouts of 2011 will start the year off with powerful performances and promises of fast finishes - watch Volkmann vs. McKee and Roberts vs. Soto.

See the finish to what many called Fight of the Year of 2010 - a three-round war between Chris Leben and Yoshihiro Akiyama that ended with a submission by the feared striker.

Guida wants to get Gomi to the mat; Kim wants to work his way through Diaz to get to GSP. Four radically different fighters from two continents show their stuff at UFC 125 open workouts.

"The Octagon is my battlefield." - The men of the main and co-main events at UFC 125 work up a sweat and talk up a storm at open workouts with Edgar, Maynard, Leben and Stann.

A rejuvenated Phil Baroni looks to prove he's still a force at 185lbs against tough prospect Brad Tavares.

Hear from the men of UFC 125: Brandon Vera (fighting Thiago Silva), lightweight opponents Clay Guida and Takanori Gomi, and Nate Diaz (fighting Dong Hyun Kim).

The stars of UFC 125's main event talk about their last fight, how they've changed, and what they see in one another now... oh, and laying pipe.

Dong Hyun Kim feels honored to fight someone as famous as Nate Diaz - hear how both men plan to dominate on Saturday night.

The lightweight title is on the line January 1st - hear which fighters give the edge to Frankie Edgar and who thinks Gray Maynard will walk away with gold.

Takanori Gomi plans to have a new favorite holiday come January 1 - see him take on fellow firecracker Clay Guida on the main card.

Clay Guida's New Year's resolution: Make a title run in 2011 that starts with dominating Takanori Gomi.

UFC 125's Brian Stann proved he's more than just a striker with this skillful submission over Mike Massenzio in August.

Brian Stann belongs at the next level and plans to prove it in the Octagon at UFC 125 against fellow striker Chris Leben.

Chris Leben readies his lethal left for what he hopes will be a stand-up war against Brian Stann.

One Octagon chess match to determine a champion and a bout between two men who've fought wars outside the cage as well -- watch live January 1.

The UFC® Lightweight belt is on the line as Frankie Edgar defends his title in a rematch against undefeated No. 1 contender Gray Maynard.

Lightweight champ Frankie Edgar looks to kick off 2011 by avenging his only loss. Catch all the action at UFC® 125: Resolution.

"I'm going to get the belt, and I'm going to hold onto it." The No. 1 Contender looks for his own revenge against Frankie Edgar at UFC 125.

"I like being considered the best." - The Lightweight Champ plans to kick off 2011 by avenging the sole loss of his career.