Its not a penis! Ha Ha Ha Ha!

I just received word from Dana White that my rankings will be used in the BCS computers to help determine which of the top four fighters deserve the chance at Mythical National Title…belt.

Obviously, my prior ranking, which cannot be found, was based prior to UFC 116 when Lesnar pulled out a gritty submission victory over Shane Carwin. We also see Fabricio jumping atop the MMA world as he subbed out the nearly invincible, Fedor, which caused him to once again become relevant in the heavyweight division.  Since then JDS won a very interesting fight against human punching bag, Big Country Roy Nelson, by obvious decision, and Frank Mir won a very ho-hum fight against Mirko Cro Cop, which should all but end the Croatian’s career in the octagon.  Alistair Overeem has the Strikeforce heavyweight title as he dismatled Brett Rogers in a dominating fashion, and now strikeforce is at a crossroads with their top 3 fighters in Fedor, Overeem, and Werdum.  Who fights who? The heavyweight division is muddled right now, but it will surely be rocked by November with Lesnar and Velásquez going down at UFC 121.

Everything stays stagnant at the top, because I feel that the LHW division is Rua and Machida, then everyone else.  Of course Jon Jones and Ryan Bader are on a tear to the top and will be contending very soon.  We also see a dominance in rankings by UFC fighters, as only the Strikeforce journeyman, Dan Henderson makes the list.  I have him partially on the list due to his ability to fight in multiple classes, and because I needed a reason to out at least ONE Strikeforce guy on there. King Mo? Are you kidding me! In fact, the heavyweight division is really the only division that is comparable to UFC, with 5 out of my top 14 being from Strikeforce.  As much as we’d all love to see the Strikeforce champ vs UFC champ superfight, don’t hold your breath.