For many different reasons, the Ultimate Fighting Championship has seen its fair share of controversies. Whether it be controversial President Dana White or utterly atrocious judge’s decisions, it always seems like another scandal is just right around the corner. However, the ufc continues to earn my respect and support for their continued support of the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund, which can be seen both in their upcoming “Fight for the Troops 2” event and their “Ultimate Auction” series of auctions. In fact, the UFC recently announced several new, great pieces of memorabilia that have been added to the series. Since this is a good cause for an awesome charity, I’ve got no problem covering it and encouraging those of you that can, to give and give generously. Here are all the details. ...

The ufc is already off to a great start in 2011, with the recent New Year’s Day UFC 125 “Resolution” event featuring several great fights and a stellar main event that seems to be a lock for Fight of the Year contention. One of the UFC’s most important early-2011 efforts is also fast-approaching: the second edition of the “UFC Fight for the Troops”  live special, a live night of fights designed to raise money for the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. And recently, the UFC announced an “Ultimate Auction” to further raise money for this very, very worthy cause. ...

Looks like a nice car, doesn’t it? It’s certainly something I wouldn’t mind driving around the town. However, it’s a bit out of my price range…and I’m sure just about everyone else’s too. What you’re looking at is a custom-made UFC-branded Chevrolet Camaro that was recently auctioned off for charity at a massive $350,000 price point. Here are all the details. ...

According to a Spike TV press release today, the the UFC’s “Fight for the Troops” event televised from Fort Bragg 10 December in Fayetteville raised over $4 million for the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. Ratings numbers reveal that 2 million viewers watched the free televised UFC event making it one of the most popular programs for the night.

According to IFHF president, Bill White, the UFC and Spike TV are admired for the recent efforts.

"We are profoundly grateful to the UFC and Spike TV for their extraordinary support of our nation's Wounded Warriors,” stated White. “Their efforts have moved us that much closer to complete the traumatic brain injury center in Bethesda for the service members that are fighting for our freedom overseas.”

The IFHF provides assistance to American military personnel critically injured during service. The "Fight For The Troops" event on Spike TV raised money aimed at building a $65 million, 75,000 square foot treatment and rehabilitation center for soldiers with traumatic brain injuries (TBI).