The Nevada State Athletic Commission released the following disclosed payrolls for UFC 114. The total disclosed payroll was $1.37 million:

Rashad Evans: $435,000 (includes $185,000 win bonus)
def. Quinton Jackson: $250,000

Michael Bisping: $190,000 ($15,000 win bonus)
def. Dan Miller: $15,000

Mike Russow: $24,000 ($12,000 win bonus)
def. Todd Duffee: $8,000

Antonio Rogerio Nogueira: $120,000 ($40,000 win bonus)
def. Jason Brilz: $11,000

John Hathaway: $22,000 ($11,000 win bonus)
def. Diego Sanchez: $50,000

Dong Hyun Kim: $64,000 ($32,000 win bonus)
def. Amir Sadollah: $15,000

Efrain Escudero: $30,000 ($15,000 win bonus)
def. Dan Lauzon: $15,000

Melvin Guillard: $38,000 ($19,000 win bonus)
def. Waylon Lowe: $6,000

Cyrille Diabate: $12,000 ($6,000 win bonus)
def. Luiz Cane: $19,000

Aaron Riley: $20,000 ($10,000 win bonus)
def. Joe Brammer: $5,000

Ryan Jensen: $16,000 ($8,000 win bonus)
def. Jesse Forbes: $6,000

According to TMZ, Police Authorities later arriving on the scene placed Oritz in custody because there were visible and obvious injuries on Jameson.

Jenna Jameson then went on to tell photographers at the scene that she will be alright and that she will be pressing charges against her boyfriend, Tito Ortiz. She then drove off with her father.

Ortiz was brought to the Orange County’s Huntington Beach jailhouse. He will be facing felony charges for the incident. The couple has been together for several years now, they have twin boy but never got married.

I will be doing a full recap of the Anderson Silva vs Demian Maia match. I hope this would suffice for now as we haven’t found a video of the Anderson Silva vs Demian Maia on YouTube.

Below is the Anderson Silva Round by Round Recap.

Anderson Silva vs Demian Maia Round 1
Not much action during the first minute, the two fighters are trying to feel each other before doing anything. They are very cautious, both of them respect each others talent. Silva lands a kick that spuns Maia back. Silva throws a jab then Maia retaliates then misses. Silva lands numerous kicks and then does a leaping punch that hits. Silva is now directing the tempo of the match. Silva lands a flying knee.

10-9 for Silva

Anderson Silva vs Demian Maia Round 2
Maia starts off with jabs, Silva able to evade. Silva lands a hard right, then takes Maia down with a leg kick. Once again, Silva is playing with Maia, taunting him and literally dancing around the octagon. Silva then lands a kick. Maia misses on his counter and gets taunted again by Silva. Silva lands a kick and a jab to end the round.

10-9 for Silva

Anderson Silva vs Demian Maia Round 3
Maia now has blood from his nose. Maia tries a wild punch but misses. Silva is now working on Maia’s leg. Silva throws kicks, misses and taunts at the same time. Maia tries to take Silva to the ground but unable to. Nothing much happened during Round 3. Crowd shouted BOO because of the lack of action.

10-9 for Silva

Anderson Silva vs Demian Maia Round 4
Crowd boos during the start of the round, Silva stalking Maia. Exchange of punches and kicks, again not much happened as Silva didn’t want to mess around with Maia. Maia wanted to fight, Silva wanted to secure his lead on points. Again, boos from the crowd to end the round.

10-9 for Silva

Anderson Silva vs Demian Maia Round 5
Maia now has a swollen left eye to add to his broken nose, Maia shoots but misses, Maia lands a combo of punches and shoots again but misses again. Maia is going out for the KO because he knows he is down on points. Maia now has drawn the support of the crown while Silva is just trying to protect his lead. Silva does a spinning back kick but misses. Maia gets a hold and he pulls guard. Silva stands up. Referee warns Silva that he will be deducted on points if he doesn’t fight. End of Round and match.

10-9 for Maia

final score for us here ate WBN! is 49-46.

If Maia performed like his Round 5 performance, he could have had a chance to win. Unfortunately, it was too late for him. Silva wins!

 Despite coming off 2 consecutive wins over strong contenders, UFC lightweight champion BJ Penn said he refuses to look past his upcoming opponent Frankie Edgar whom he will battle on Saturday (Sunday in Manila) in UFC 112: Invincible.

“I’ve said many times you know Frankie Edgar is not the guy to look past,” said Penn in a report by UFC.com.

“You know anybody who looks past Frankie Edgar is going to end up with another loss on their record and you know this isn’t the guy you play around with,” he added.

New Jersey native Edgar, who has very good wrestling skills and conditioning, has been defeated only once in 12 fights.

He beat Sean Sherk in May 2009 before submitting Matt Veach 7 months later.

“I’ve been impressed with him from the beginning,” said Penn. “He’s fast, he’s a great wrestler, and he’s got good, sharp boxing and some great kicks. I also know he’s great at mixing up his takedowns with this boxing.”

“So I’m not thinking about anything past April 10. Frankie is a great opponent and you know I just have to go out and do my best,” he said.

But the Hawaii-born Penn himself is coming off from very good fights in 2009. He submitted Kenny Florian in August that year then stopped Diego Sanchez 4 months later.

Should things go in Penn’s favor in UFC 112, the lightweight king might again return to the welterweight division where he was once a champion.

“If everything goes well on April 10th, I definitely would consider moving up to 170,” he said. “Not that it’s 100% guaranteed you know. There are still a lot of good contenders in the 155-pound division but I’m thinking about it.”

The last time he fought as a welterweight was when he challenged Georges St-Pierre for the crown in UFC 94. The Canadian champ badly outpunched Penn to retain his 170-pound title.

“If I do make that move I’m going to move slow,” he said. “I’m not going to try to rush anything. Of course, anybody would like a free shot for the title. But I want to take my time. I want to test the waters,” said Penn.
UFC 112 is set to take place in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates with the middleweight title fight between Anderson Silva and Demian Maia as the main event.

We will seek permission to feature the Video of the Frank Mir vs Shane Carwin Match-up for everyone who missed the PPV event. Please stay tuned.

As for the rest of the UFC 111 match-ups, we have the results below.

Preliminary Card
* Welterweight bout: Matthew Riddle vs. Greg Soto the winner is Matt Ridde, Greg Sotto DQ disqualified for an illegal Upkick ended in Round 3
* Middleweight bout:Rousimar Palhares vs. Tomasz Drwal winner is winner is Rousimar Palhares won through Submission (Heel Hook) Ended in Round 1
* Light Heavyweight bout: Rodney Wallace vs. Jared Hamman winner is Jared Hamman Unanimous Decision ended in Round 3

Spike TV Card
* Welterweight bout: Ricardo Almeida vs. Matt Brown winner is Ricardo Almeida won through Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) Ended in Round 2
* Catchweight (177 lb) bout: Nate Diaz vs. Rory Markham winner is Nate Diaz won through TKO (Punches) Ended in Round 1

Main Card
* Lightweight bout: Jim Miller vs. Mark Bocek winner is Jim Miller won through Unanimous Decision Ended in Round 3
* Welterweight bout: Jon Fitch vs. Ben Saunders winner is Jon Fitch won through Unanimous Decision Ended in Round3
* Lightweight bout: Kurt Pellegrino vs.Fabricio Camoes winner is Kurt Pellegrino won through Submission Ended in Round2
* Interim Heavyweight Championship bout: Frank Mir vs. Shane Carwin winner is Shane Carwin Ended in Round 1
* Welterweight Championship bout: Georges St. Pierre vs. Dan Hardy winner is Georges St. Pierre Ended won through Unanimous Decision Ended in Round 5

Please stay tuned for updates. The Frank Mir vs Shane Carwin Video later today.

Round 1: UFC 111 Play by Play

St. Pierre takes down Hardy with a single-leg take-down maneuver. Both of the fighters are now in the mat, St. Pierre on top working with a half guard then Hardy seizes the upper hand withe the full guard.

A few exchanges in position, nothing significant then Hardy does a full reversal then makes it back to his feet. St. Pierre quickly takes Hardy back down to the ground. St. Pierre sees an opening and releases hooks which scores.

St. Pierre attempts an arm bar but Hardy did a counter and the arm-bar did not hold.

Round for St. Pierre

Round 2: UFC 111 Play by Play

St. Pierre attempts a low kick. Both fighters now down on the ground again.

St. Pierre then gives up the top position to attempt an arm bar. Hardy releases punches of his own. Some got blocked, some scored. St. Pierre doesn’t seem to feel Hardy’s punches.

St. Pierre quits the arm bar attempt, kicks off then went upright again. Hardy attempts a head kick and misses. St. Pierre landed a solid right then a jab then lifting Hardy and slamming him to the floor. End of round

Round for St. Pierre

Round 3: UFC 111 Play by Play

Again, St. Pierre starts off with a take down, successful. Hardy gets the guard on.

St. Pierre looks for an opening while Hardy throws from below. Hardy gets upper hand by getting an elbow across the nose of St. Pierre. Hardy gets hit with a right. Hardy’s defense is holding.

Once again, an arm bar attempt by St. Pierre. Hardy makes it back up but is taken down by St. Pierre instantly.

St. Pierre goes for control of sides. Hardy relinquishes position, gives up back. St. Pierre retakes top.

Round still for St. Pierre

Round 4: UFC 111 Play by Play

A few seconds pass and again Hardy is taken down. St. Pierre gets Hardy on his back.

St. Pierre gets a kimura on Hardy, Hardy in trouble but St. Pierre lets go.

Round for St. Pierre

Round 5: UFC 111 Play by Play

Just like the previous rounds, St. Pierre starts off with a take down. Both men go to the floor.

Hardy gets a half guard, St. Pierre again gets a lock on a kimura but Hardy was able to break free. St. Pierre throws elbows the the head, some landed.

Hardy makes it back up 30 secs left in the round but is taken again back down to the floor. End of match

Official UFC 111 Result
St. Pierre retains his title with a unanimous decision
scorecards 50-45, 50-44 and 50-43

James Toney wants to be in the UFC. He wants to KO Kimbo Slice. He has a video out about him deserving a shot in the UFC. He does have a point though, if Kimbo Slice is in, then how can Dana White ignore him who’s one of the greatest boxers of all-time?

The 11th season of The UFC Ultimate Fighter showcases two of the sports greatest sluggers in Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz, they will be the coaches of this season. The 28 cast members has been revealed but there will still be a 32-man tournament. The 11th season starts on Wednesday March 31st.

Here is the complete list released by the UFC:

RICH ATTONITO
Fighting out of: Deerfield Beach, FL / American Top Team
Record: 7-3
Age: 32
A 2001 graduate of Hofstra University in Long Island, Rich Attonito wrestled several different weight classes as a member of the Pride wrestling team including the 167lb. and 197lb. divisions. Attonito has been training with American Top Team since he moved to Florida in 2006. He is the strength and conditioning coach for UFC veteran Luigi Fioravanti.

SETH BACZYNSKI
Fighting out of: Canyon, AZ / Apex MMA
Record: 11-5
Age: 28
Training partner to TUF alums Santino DeFranco (season 9) and Efrain Escudero (season 8 ) at Apex MMA in Arizona, Seth Baczynski is a full-time water inspector at Liberty Water.

CHARLES BLANCHARD
Fighting out of: Coconut Creek, FL / American Top Team
Record: 7-2
Age: 24
A 2-time All State wrester in high school, this single father is a jiu-jitsu brown belt and a published poet.

JOSH BRYANT
Fighting out of: Tulsa, OK / Absolute Combat Alliance
Record: 10-0
Age: 29
A member of the Absolute Combat Alliance camp in Tulsa, OK, Josh Bryant sports a perfect 10-0 professional mixed martial arts record. When not training, Bryant works as a manager for Mazzio’s Italian Eatery in Oklahoma.

CHRIS CAMOZZI
Fighting out of: Denver, CO / Gumm MMA
Record: 11-3
Age: 22
Camozzi is a freestyle fighter from Denver that works as a bouncer in his spare time. Two of his three losses are to TUF alums Jesse Forbes (season 3) and Jesse Taylor (season 7).

BRENT COOPER
Fighting out of: Long Beach, CA / Team Oyama
Record: 5-1
Age: 31
Of Sioux Indian descent, Cooper is a pipeliner by day for Shell Oil, and a devastating striker by night, with four of his five wins coming via TKO.

JACEN FLYNN
Fighting out of: Meridian, ID / No camp
Record: 8-2
Age: 31
Jacen Flynn possesses an 8-2 mixed martial arts record that includes wins over Dennis Kang and Dean Lister. Away from the Octagon™, he is a social worker.

JAMES HAMMORTREE
Fighting out of: Ocala, FL / USA Martial Arts
Record: 4-0
Age: 23
Following one season at Weber International, where he starred on the football team as a linebacker and on special teams, Hammortree left the program in order to become a full-time firefighter in Ocala, FL. The former high school wrestler owns a 4-0 professional record with all four of those bouts taking place in 2009.

JOSEPH HENLE
Fighting out of: Thousand Oaks, CA / Big John McCarthy’s MMA
Record: 3-0
Age: 26
Joseph Henle splits time training at Big John McCarthy’s MMA and working as a substitute teacher and wrestling coach in Thousand Oaks, CA. Henle earned his MBA in Financial Planning from California Lutheran University in ’06. He speaks fluent Japanese.

CHARLEY LYNCH
Fighting out of: Mound, MN / Northway MMA
Record: 6-0
Age: 25
The self-proclaimed baddest man in Minnesota, Charley Lynch owns a 6-0 professional record with zero of his bouts going to decision.

KRIS MCCRAY
Fighting out of: Dumfries, VA / Chute Boxe
Record: 5-0
Age: 28
Son of a military father, Kris McCray was raised in Germany, where he excelled on the soccer pitch and garnered All-Europe honors in high school. In 1999, McCray moved permanently to the United States, where he has served parts of 8 years (6 active, 2 inactive) as a member of the US Army Reserve, while also finding time to earn his Associates Degree in Social Studies from Northern Virginia Community College.

COURT MCGEE
Fighting out of: Orem, UT / Throwdown Elite Fight Team
Record: 9-1
Age: 24
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu artist out of Orem, UT, Court McGee beat “The Ultimate Fighter: United States vs. United Kingdom” runner-up DaMarques Johnson in 2007 by submission

CLAYTON MCKINNEY
Fighting out of: Orlando, FL / Jungle MMA
Record: 4-2
Age: 27
A teammate of TUF (season 8 ) alum Tom Lawlor at Jungle MMA, Clayton McKinney is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu blackbelt that supplements his training by working security at a local bar in Orlando.

KYLE NOKE
Fighting out of: Albuquerque, NM / Jackson’s MMA
Record: 16-4-1
Age: 29
Kyle Noke, from Mooloolaba, Australia, is the former bodyguard of “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin. Currently training with Jackson’s MMA in New Mexico, Noke defeated TUF (season 6) alum George Sotiropoulos in June 2005 and current castmate Kyacey Uscola this past September.

VICTOR O’DONNELL
Fighting out of: Milford, OH / Vision MMA
Record: 8-1
Age: 27
Hailing from Milford, OH, O’Donnell suffered his first professional loss this past September against cast mate Costantinos Philippou. Before that, he had won eight contests, seven of which by submission.

NORMAN PARAISY
Fighting out of: Coconut Creek, FL / American Top Team
Record: 5-1
Age: 23
Norman Paraisy was born and raised Paris, France. The 5-1 Brazilian jiu-jitsu artist left France in order to pursue MMA in the states and is now a member of the American Top Team.

COSTANTINOS PHILIPPOU
Fighting out of: Merrick, NY / Serra-Longo
Record: 5-1
Age: 30
Costantinos Philippou is a former boxer with 3 professional and over 80 amateur fights on his record. The 30-year-old server from Merrick, NY was born and raised in Greece. He currently trains out of the Serra-Longo camp.

GREG REBELLO
Fighting out of: Buzzards Bay, MA / Sityodtong USA
Record: 9-2
Age: 27
Greg Rebello trains full-time at Sityodtong USA in Massachusetts under the watchful eye of Mark DellaGrotte. Currently in peak physical condition, Rebello at one time weighed in over 300lbs before dedicating himself to fitness at the age of 18.

NICK RING
Fighting out of: Calgary, Canada / B.D.P. Martial Arts
Record: 10-0
Age: 30
Nick Ring returned to MMA in May 2009 following a three year stint away from the sport after suffering a devastating knee injury. In that time, Ring boxed professionally to the tune of a 4-1 record with 3 knockouts.

JORDAN SMITH
Fighting out of: Clearfield, UT / Throwdown Elite Fight Team
Record: 10-0
Age: 24
A 7th grade teacher by day, Jordan Smith is a former professional boxer that trains with fellow cast member Court McGee at Throwdown Elite Fight Team.

BEN STARK
Fighting out of: Tamarac, FL / American Top Team
Record: 3-1
Age: 27
Born and raised a practitioner of the Orthodox Jewish religion until the age of 6, Ben Stark began training with American Top Team in Florida as a sophomore in college. When not at the gym, Stark picks up shifts at “The Original Fat Cats,” and also finds time to breed snakes.

LYLE STEFFENS
Fighting out of: Tucson, AZ / Apex MMA
Record: 5-2
Age: 26
Lyle Steffens is a firefighter and an EMT in Tucson, AZ. He trains with fellow cast member Seth Baczynski at Apex MMA.

BRAD TAVARES
Fighting out of: Las Vegas, NV / TapouT
Record: 4-0
Age: 21
At 21, Brad Tavares is the youngest of this season’s cast members. Originally from Hilo, HI, Tavares recently relocated to Las Vegas and trains full-time with TapouT

WARREN THOMPSON
Fighting out of: Marietta, GA / Team Khunpon / Roberto Traven BJJ
Record: 5-0
Age: 23
Warren Thompson, aka “The Kool-Aid Man,” is a muay-thai fighter from Marietta, GA. The volunteer firefighter splits his training in Atlanta between Team Khunpon and Roberto Traven BJJ.

KYACEY USCOLA
Fighting out of: Sacramento, CA / Team Alpha Male
Record: 18-15
Age: 28
Kyacey Uscola joins the cast with 33 professional MMA fights on his record. He trains with Team Alpha Male and Urijah Faber out of Sacramento.

CLEBURN WALKER
Fighting out of: Keller, TX / Team Lutter
Record: 9-3
Age: 26
Born and raised in Texas, Cleburn Walker is a full-time fighter and instructor at Team Lutter. He suffered a recent loss via submission to TUF (season 3) alum Jesse Forbes this past June.

WOODY WEATHERBY
Fighting out of: Hudson, NH / Renzo Gracie / Mickey Wards Boxing Gym & Xtreme MMA
Record: 7-3
Age: 27
The former US Navy officer currently works full-time as a corrections officer for the Hillsborough County jail in Manchester, NH. Weatherby rotates his training between 2 gyms: Renzo Gracie Academy in Derry, NH, and Mickey Wards Boxing Gym & Xtreme MMA.

JAMIE YAGER
Fighting out of: Los Angeles, CA / Kings MMA
Record: 2-1
Age: 25
A standout varsity letterman in baseball and football, Yager was the 2001 Athlete of the Year at South Pasadena High School in California. He picked up training MMA as a hobby, and went straight from training to the professional ranks in February 2008 as part of BET’s Iron Ring, where he defeated his opponent by TKO.

Our coverage of the UFC 110 will continue even after the fights. We will be covering the post-event press conference and if we find some videos of the event, we will gladly post them here so that everyone who missed the fights can watch the replays.

Heavyweight Bout: Filipović defeated Perosh via TKO (doctor stoppage) at 5:00 of round 2.
Light Heavyweight Bout: Bader defeated Jardine via KO (punch) at 2:10 of round 3.
Lightweight Bout: Sotiropoulos defeated Stevenson via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).
Middleweight Bout: Silva defeated Bisping via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).
Heavyweight Bout: TBA

Updates will be added right below for you guys to Watch UFC 110 Live Stream Online.