Keith Jardine

For a man once highly touted as the next big can’t-miss fighter at Light Heavyweight, times certainly are tough nowadays for Keith Jardine. Jardine’s five-year, thirteen-fight career in the UFC came to an unfortunate end in June of this year, when Jardine’s loss to Matt Hamill made “The Dean of Men” 0-4 in his last four fights. Ironically, Jardine’s performance was good enough to get him a “Fight of the Night” bonus, but not enough to stave off the dreaded pink slip, as Jardine was cut from the organization shortly after losing. Now back on the independent/lower-tier circuit for the first time in almost six years, Jardine recently spoke to Sherdog.com and filled his fans in on where his head is at as he enters a new chapter in his career.

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You read that right, fans and friends: free and most importantly legal streaming Mixed Martial Arts will be featured on September 11, 2010. Sherdog.com brings the news that they themselves will be streaming five undercard bouts from the upcoming “Shark Fights 13” event, which is expected to have a main card featured live on Pay-Per-View. Shark Fights 13 takes place in the Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum in Amarillo, Texas and will feature famous former UFC veteran Keith Jardine in the main event. Here are all the details regarding the upcoming card and the upcoming stream.

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Shark Fights, a well respected regional promotion, is upping-the-ante as they now intend on making “Shark Fights 13″ main card, a pay-per-view affair.

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This evening UFC 115 takes place in Vancouver and the main event is two of the UFC’s brightest stars. “The Iceman” Chuck Liddell (21-7) and “Ace” Rich Franklin (26-5) step inside the Octagon where one seems to be the clear favorite but I tend to disagree.

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The eleventh season of “The Ultimate Fighter” (TUF) came to an end last night and finalized the line up for the finale with Court McGee (9-1) facing off against Kris McCray (5-0) in the finals.

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All fighters on the UFC 110 card in Sydney Saturday made weight.

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (233.2 lbs./106 kg) vs. Cain Velasquez (242 lbs./110 kg)

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This coming Saturday UFC 110 takes place and we get to see a man that was once considered the most feared fighter in mixed martial arts, “The Axe Murderer” Wanderlei Silva (33-10-1). The question has been posed that if Silva were to lose what happens to him on what is commonly referred to as “UFC Cut Day”. I am hear to tell you that Wanderlei is not going anywhere.

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UFC light heavyweights “Dean of Mean” Keith Jardine (14-5-1) and “Darth” Ryan Bader (7-0) will matchup at UFC 110 in Sydney February 21, according to an MMA Weekly report.

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Brazilian light heavyweight Thiago Silva (15-1) knocked out “Dean of Mean” Keith Jardine (14-6-1) in 1:35 at UFC 102 in Portland Saturday night.

Jardine leaned into a left uppercut and Silva countered with a left hook that floored the American. Silva followed-up with a straight left to Jardine’s chin while hovering inside his open guard and Jardine’s legs flattend out on the mat.

“I was just throwing the punch to make sure he don’t get up again,” explained Silva post-fight.

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After knocking Fighters.com’s second-ranked light heavyweight “Sugar” Rashad Evans (13-1-1) silly at UFC 98 in Las Vegas in May, undefeated Fighters.com and UFC Light Heavyweight Champion “Dragon” Lyoto Machida (15-0) reigns atop the division with an awkward, frustrating style. In October, he’ll defend his title from fifth-ranked “Shogun” Mauricio Rua (18-3) who’s coming off a first-round KO of eighth-ranked “Iceman” Chuck Liddell (21-7).

UFC President Dana White has publicly pleaded for Liddell to retire. Liddell had barely woken up from his last knockout before the UFC put all Chuck Liddell merchandise on sale. But, is losing four out of five, three by knockout, a fitting end to a storied career? Does Liddell have one more big win in him so he can retire with dignity?

Evans and fourth-ranked “Rampage” Quinton Jackson (28-7) have been pegged to coach The Ultimate Fighter 10 and meet in the Octagon in December.

Third-ranked Forrest Griffin (16-5) has drawn the honor of finding out whether Fighters.com’s Middleweight Champion “Spider” Anderson Silva (24-4) is ready for the big time at 205 next month in Philadelphia at UFC 101.

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