Genki Sudo and his WORLD ORDER band have slo-mo robot walked their way over to America for a new music video entitled IMPERIALISM (why do Japanese use SO MANY CAPS???). For those of you thinking their pop n lock thing has gotten a bit stale after several other music videos, this one will prove you wrong. They pull a bunch of new tricks and moves out for this one, all in front of a confused American crowd. Oh, and there's Engrish too. So check it out! (thanks to Asian MMA...

Last week it was revealed that omnipresent Brazilian sponsor Pretorian had been given the boot by the UFC. If there was any backlash, it all happened on Brazilian websites in languages I don't read, so I didn't see anything about it. Now Dana White gives us a little info on what initiated the blacklisting: I just didn't know if we wanted to talk about that publicly. We weren't stopping Pretorian from anything ... um ... Pretorian owes us a lot of money. Yeah. They haven't paid. So...

UFC 161 was a general disappointment. Not only were the fights a mixed bag of meh, but very few ranking developments occurred. Sure, you've got James Krause emerging as an interesting addition to the lightweight division, but other than that? Alexis Davis isn't anywhere near challenging for the women's title. Shawn Jordan isn't going anywhere fast at heavyweight. And for all the head trauma dealt out to Roy Nelson, people are still debating whether Stipe Miocic should be ranked #10 or...

After UFC 161, one of the main topics of conversation was Roy Nelson. Where he stood after the loss, what he wanted to do, and whether the UFC was interested at all in keeping him. For his part, Dana White insists that the promotion isn't pushing him out the door: "I want Roy Nelson in the UFC, we never said we don't want him. If I didn't want Roy in the UFC, I'd tell ya, he'd know it, everyone would know it. Roy and I don't have to see eye to eye for him to fight here. Tito fought...

I posted up Josh Burkman's rousing finish of Jon Fitch from WSOF3 this Saturday as the feel good finish of the day, but Dana White saw it as something more sinister: a potentially deadly fuck up by Steve Mazzagatti, par for the course when it came to that referee and by extension the Nevada commission that continues to employ him. Watch above as he spends 10 minutes of the 30 minute post-fight media scrum talking shit about them. "It's not corrupt when you talk about the Nevada...