"I watched his fight with Ed Herman, and I saw some things that I think I can capitalize on. I saw a few instances where he would shoot in, and if I could strategically place a banana peel in his way as he's shooting in, maybe he'd go ahead and slip and I could get the top position and take over from there. I'm going to try and capitalize on things like that."

I had a lot of fun, and it definitely helped me relax my mind and forget about my loss on January 24. But when were shooting, I asked, 'Listen, John, c'mon, let's do something - I want to be the No. 1 guy in the movie,' because the No.1 guy is [Jean Claude] Van Damme, and I said, 'I want to kill him.' And he said, 'Well, you know, I'm sorry but you're No. 2 because Fedor beat you on January 24.' He made fun of that, but it's kind of like he reminded me, and for a couple of days, I was in a bad mood because of that.

Frank Mir said he thought that spinning back elbow you tried was an indication that you were taking Mike lightly. Do you think there's some truth in that?

No. I don't really think too much during my fights, so it's not like I was thinking, "Oh, Mike Brown's not too tough, I'll just throw a back elbow." It was more like I just bounced off the cage, I could see Mike out of the corner of my eye coming toward me, and I tried a sneak attack and just got caught.

I feel that, not to take anything away from him, in a stand up game, in a wrestling game, in a jiu jitsu game, I feel like I have the edge in all of those. But he’s going to go 15 minutes hard. I have only gone to a decision once in my career and that was only an amateur fight – a ten-minute fight – so I’ve never gone 15. The longest I have ever gone is seven and a half because I like finishing fights.