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Tito Ortiz vs. Forrest Griffin and UFC 106 according to the fight press conference. With the purchase of a power co-welterweight opponent Josh Koscheck and Anthony Johnson, who many expected their cooperation UFC 106-main event at the Mandalay Bay Events Center to complete a quick and explosive manner. But it was Koscheck, a former NCAA national champion, going back to his roots to Johnson down and places it in the second round on Saturday evening. And that, Koscheck - who comes from the back until the end of Johnson and Frank Trigg - states his case for a shot at the 170-pound title from Georges St-Pierre instead. "I'm number one candidate in this weight class," said Koscheck, solutions Octagonside host Dan Hardy, the first position of victory last week over Koscheck, Mike Swick teammate won.

The fighters traded leg kicks to open the bout, with both waiting for the right moment to let their power shots go. By the second minute, the time was right for both to start winging their finishers, with Johnson holding an early edge thanks to his right hand. At the midway point of the round, Koscheck – having taken a couple hard shots – looked for the takedown, but Johnson held off the attempt. In an ensuing scramble, Johnson kneed his opponent to the head while he was still down, bringing a halt to the action as Johnson was docked a point by referee Mario Yamasaki and Koscheck received a visit from the Octagonside physician. After being cleared, the action resumed and Koscheck waded right into battle, firing away with both hands.