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Following his win over Brian Stann, should Wanderlei Silva fight on or hang 'em up?...

Josh Gross rates the performances of UFC on Fuel TV 8 fighters.

Wanderlei Silva versus Brian Stann

Wanderlei Silva, 36, is set to compete in Japan for the first time since December 2006. The country served host to some of the best performances of Silva's career, including when he won the 205-pound Pride title in 2001.

The predominant story line heading into UFC's card this weekend has focused on Wanderlei Silva's Nippon homecoming. After all, the legendary Brazilian spent his best years mauling stud light heavyweights and hapless punching bags alike inside the Pri...

UFC on Fuel TV 8 takes place from the Saitama Super Arena in Japan this Saturday, the sixth time the UFC has traveled to the "Land of the Rising Sun." The main event sees Wanderlei Silva battle Brian Stann at light heavyweight while Stefan Struve tak...

In a homecoming of sorts, Wanderlei Silva turned back time -- for one night at least -- to stop Brian Stann in the main event of UFC on Fuel 8 in Japan.

The self-assured demeanor and authoritative sound of his voice have returned. They are solid indicators that Brian Stann is close to being his old self again -- personally and professionally. For more than a year, Stann has been rebounding from a ...

UFC on Fuel 8: Wanderlei Silva vs. Brian Stann...

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Wanderlei Silva versus Brian Stann will headline the UFC's return to Japan as "The Axe Murderer" heads back to Pride territory. More »...

Former light heavyweight champions Wanderlei Silva and Brian Stann have agreed to return to 205 pounds for a five-round showdown on March 3 in Saitama, Japan, UFC announced Wednesday night.

After waiting one round and tasting a hard right hand from Brian Stann that briefly made his legs wobble, Michael Bisping finally unleashed a weapon that could catapult him into a much-coveted middleweight title bout. In the second round of their ...

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