UFC 117

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Chael Sonnen is the underdog against the great Anderson Silva at UFC 117 but that doesn't seem to intimidate the outspoken and intelligent Sonnen. Chael, an Oregonian, sounds like he's being coached by another Oregon resident, Rowdy Roddy Piper, as Sonnen has some of the most outrageously entertaining sound bytes that I've heard in years in any genre. WWE would be a great residence for the talented talker some day when he's finished his time in the Octagon. Or perhaps UFC might want to explore the option of using Sonnen in a broadcast booth, perhaps on WEC. I would love the opportunity to either work with Sonnen on his broadcasting skills or actually work with him which my WWE arrangement allows. 

Nonetheless I would not consider the upcoming Silva-Sonnen fight a layup win for "The Spider" and one could surmise that the longer the fight goes the better Chael's chances are to win it by KO or submission. If it goes to the judge's scorecards, it's usually the case that the challenger has to be totally dominate to get a favorable nod. With all that said, I would not be shocked if Sonnen upsets Anderson Silva at UFC 117 which is another reason that UFC PPV's are 'must see.'  

Silva is ranked as the #1 MMA fighter in the world by Yahoo which may be arguable as GSP is ranked #2. However, Yahoo's panel's ranking of Brock Lesnar as only the 10th best MMA righter in the game is somewhat of a head scratcher.