You have to turn up your volume for this but you can see candid education for last night's fighter.

I'm not a Tito fan, he hasn't evolved and therefor doesn't pose a real threat to any top 10's anytime soon and his media comments are disappointing but you really do have to give him his props as a coach.  I realize some of his actions are for the camera but he does seem to care and be a very competent coach.  It puzzling why he's unable to see the holes in his own game and fix them.

http://mmavideolinks.to/miscellaneous/8130-tough-love-tito.html

 

 

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Chuck Liddell's weird naked workout with chick for Reebok, seems a little disturbing with not enough pixelation and not long enough to make any sense.  Maybe it's too long after a second?

 

This is reportedly a viral campaign for Reebok, but mostly it's just odd. That's former UFC champion Chuck Liddell and his girlfriend. They are naked — except for the shoes on their feet. Which are apparently Reeboks? It's very hard to tell.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/scott/chuck-liddells-weird-naked-workout

St. Pierre may resume goal of making Canadian Olympic wrestling team

By Neil Davidson (CP) 

MANCHESTER — UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre says he may take a crack at making the Canadian Olympic wrestling team for the 2012 Summer Games.

"It's something in my mind but the thing is I'm on contract with the UFC," the Montreal mixed martial arts star told reporters Friday prior to the UFC 105 weigh-in. "So I have to be very careful in what I'm saying, but we'll see."

"There is a big difference between saying I want to go to the Olympic Games and actually going to the Olympic Games," he added. "It's very hard. To do the tryouts and everything it's very hard. You have to pass through a bunch of obstacles before you get there."

UFC president Dana White seemed supportive when told of St. Pierre's Olympic dream.

"It would be great if he won a medal," White told a UFC conference call later Friday.

St. Pierre, seen as one of the best wrestlers in MMA, was training for the Olympic trials in 2007 when he was summoned as an injury replacement for Matt Serra to fight Matt Hughes at UFC 79. He put his wrestling plans on hold to fight Hughes.

He was planning to compete in the 84-kilogram class.

St. Pierre, 28, routinely trains with some of Canada's top amateurs at the Montreal Wrestling Club.

"It's tough. It wouldn't be easy. But maybe we'll see what's in to happen in London," he said with a laugh of his Olympic dream.

St. Pierre has also been sparring with pro boxers Librado Andrade (due to take on IBF super-middleweight champion Lucian Bute in a rematch) and Enrique Ornelas (slated to meet Bernard Hopkins).

NOTES - UFC president Dana White says the UFC still plans to come to Vancouver, although it may not in June as originally targeted. Toronto remains on the organization's radar, although Ontario still has to sanction the sport. "We're still working on Toronto. Obviously it's a huge market for us. We know it. And I think it will be the biggest mixed martial arts event ever in North America. And I think it will be a long time before we beat it." ... White said he would not hold off St. Pierre's next title defence until it could be held in Canada. "Canada is so crazy, we could go there with anybody headlining and it's going to be big. People in Canada obviously love Georges St. Pierre, but people in Canada are UFC fans period."

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