(Brock Lesnar mad at Bud Light! Bud Light no have painted girls! That's why Brock Lesnar drink Coors Light!)

- Brock Lesnar destroyed Frank Mir, which is exactly what was suppose to happen the first time they fight. Lesnar is now the undisputed heavyweight champion. He also has a bone to pick with Bud Light and most UFC sponsors. I wonder if Dana White kicks him out of the UFC for a day like he did with Jon Fitch.

- Brock Lesnar beats Frank Mir, goes on tirade, MSNBC has controversial headline, sigh.

- Brock Lesnar is a physical freak, doesn't mean he puts on aesthetically pleasing MMA fights though.

- I really hope that Lesnar doesn't become the athletic face of the UFC.

- Speaking of faces look at Frank Mir's... 

Ouchies!

- Damn you UFC and Bruce Buffer! How do you not have the "Buffer 360" on camera? Besides you can't do it for Brock Lesnar. MMA fans don't like him. Oh well, I am still glad it happened.

- Jon Fitch cannot escape relegation! His fight with Paulo Thiago was pushed after the main event. Stupid video game liense.

- Georges St. Pierre made his case to be considered the top pound-for-pound fighter in the world after he defeated Thiago Alves. Considering the division he fights in its hard to argue against him.

- St. Pierre pulled that victory off with a pulled groin. I can't get out of bed with a tweaked groin....(thinks about it)....Forget I wrote that.

- The inevitable St. Pierre Anderson Silva mega-fight talk started in-between rounds three and four yet St. Pierre seemed very disinterested. Perhaps he is getting advice outside of the UFC to protect his brand by not moving up in weight?

- I think that St. Pierre-Alves fight is the perfect technical battle clinic for casuals to learn more about what it means to be an MMA fighter and fan.

- Georges St. Pierre's takedown in the fourth round was so quick, powerful and effortless. Truly remarkable.

- Greg Jackson was talking to GSP as if he were a four year old. Awkward. 

- St. Pierre utilized the same strategy he used against B.J. Penn but slightly modified. Instead of being aggressive with the striking to set up the takedown he is sitting outside and countering to set up the takedown. On the ground the plan appeared to be designed to drain as much energy out of the bigger Alves.

- Alves appears to be zero threat from his back but he was able to get up after takedowns, quickly at times. Still this fight showed that you have to be extremely well-rounded to be a champion not just a specialist.

- Love 'Ole chants in any sporting event. Really love them for GSP fights.

- Apparently Alves is +200lbs. Could be scary...Nah!

- Pacing wise I liked the choice of having the welterweight title fight before Thiago-Fitch. When I wrote that line I didn't know that the UFC was simply behind schedule and Thiago-Fitch was set for after the main event. I guess this is what happens when you have a lot of decisions and two title fights.

- Michael Bisping was knocked out all the way back to England. REMEMBER MATT HAMILL!

- In the battle of Team U.K. vs. Team America I declare Team America the winner. F*** Yeah!

- No title shot for Michael Bisping. Guess that means Demian Maia and Nate Marquardt could be fighting for a title shot at UFC 102...

- Dan Henderson grinned at Michael Bisping's sloppy shot at the end of round one. Don't worry Michael, everything is going according to plan.

- Can we call Dan's big right hand Hendooo Punch!

- Bisping failed in a very basic part of his approach, he didn't take account for Henderson's powerful right hand. Now whether this is an indictment on "The Count" or his gym, Wolfslair, is up for debate.

- The big question coming out this fight is whether Dan Henderson crossed the line by hiting Bisping once he was knocked out. 

- Alan Belcher is one of the most puzzling fighters in the UFC. Perhaps he has turned a corner but he went from getting his ass kicked by Jason Day to beating Denis Kang to beating losing to Yoshirio Akiyama. I just don't know what to think.