Tomorrow night will feature two major UFC fights to determine title contenders for both the light heavyweight and middleweight title picture.

First, Chael Sonnen will do battle with England’s Michael “The Count” Bisping for the next shot at Anderson Silva’s 185-pound belt.

And in the main event, former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad “Sugar” Evans will take on undefeated Phil “Mr. Wonderful” Davis with the winner moving on to challenge light heavyweight champion Jon “Bones” Jones.

It would appear as if, especially if you follow the discussions online, that fans are eager to see both Sonnen and Evans declared the victors because of their past issues with the two current champions. But outcomes don't always pan out the way fans hope.

On this edition of the Low Blow Justin Goodrum and Jorge Hernandez recap the latest edition of the Jacksons MMA Series, breakdown Jim Miller getting back on track on UFC on FX and preview one of the most important MMA events of the year with UFC on Fox 2.

How would you like to win a date with UFC Hall of Famer Chuck "The Iceman” Liddell?  Not your thing, huh? 

Well, how about a date with ring girls Chandella Powell, Natasha Wicks or Stephanie Cook?

The second annual “It Aint Chemo” Celebrity Auction will be held at the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas right after the official weigh-ins for UFC 143.

In the modern day it seems news breaks solely via social media and that is exactly how UFC President Dana White let the fans in the northeast know that his organization will be returning back to New Jersey later this year.

The IZOD Center in East Rutherford has been a staple in the for the UFC hosting event numbers 78, 111, and 128 in the past. Now, White announced that the world's premier fight organization will be returning in May.  

“Our 3rd FOX fight May 5th at the IZOD Center in New Jersey will feature Nate Diaz vs Jim Miller!!! Nate = 3 sub and 5 FON Jim = 3 SON!!” was the tweet from White, the face of the UFC.

With all of the dangers we are forced to deal with from our participation in combat sports it’s hard to believe there is anything more dreadful than getting submitted, injured, or knocked out. But lurking in gyms across the country is an enemy far more menacing than the individual you face-off with on the mats.

Skin diseases like Ringworm, Staph, MRSA, and Herpes have been an ongoing battle that athletes have had to contend with over the years that have resulted in serious health problems causing skin irritation, hospitalization, and even death. Luckily for us, as we are taught in training for every offense, there is a defense to counteract the opponent.

While preparing for a fight last spring, professional mixed martial artist Jeremy Hubbard dislocated his elbow, not once but twice, putting the fighter on the shelf for more than a year.

The injury to the 125-pound fighters arm took place March 20, 2011 while training to fight at the Central Pennsylvania Warrior Challenge’s April fight card that took place at East Stroudsburg University.

Hubbard’s elbow took the brunt of the injury forcing the former amateur champion to hang up his gloves just before the scheduled bout. The swelling in his arm would cut off circulation and required immediate medical attention.  In this case, Hubbard’s injury required a surgical procedure called a fasciotomy.

Dana White released this week’s first UFC on Fox Chicago Video Blog. Watch the UFC on Fox Chicago press conference as Michael Bisping and Chael Sonnen take their shots at Anderson Silva and Dana White reminds everyone of Primetime: Nick Diaz and Carlos Condit this Friday on FX.

We get a behind the scenes of UFC on FX from Nashville, fans chant on Jorge Rivera as he enters retirement with a win, Melvin Guillard lays a kiss on Jim Miller and Jon Jones makes his predictions for Evans versus Davis. All that and more on White's most recent Vlog. 

The Keystone state’s first ever legally official and sanctioned mixed martial arts competition took place in April 2009 and was known as the Central Pennsylvania Warrior Challenge.

Since then, promoter Mark Jovich has put on 13 more cards in Pennsylvania but is now aiming to make the promotion’s debut in Virginia on March 17.

The event will take place at the nZone Sports Complex in Chantilly and will be limited to amateur mixed martial arts competition only.

Amateur or pro, we have all been to events where a guy walks into the cage and the first thought that goes through our head is,“this guy has no clue.” In our second installment of “Do’s and Don’ts” we will look at things you just don’t do as a fighter if you want to be taken seriously.

First things first, unless you are in the UFC, the only people most likely to watch you weigh-in are other fighters, coaches and promoters. So, save the Batman underwear that you can’t wait to sport while on the scale.  And if you do make it to the big show and wear superhero drawers, there is a good chance that you will receive a very inappropriate nickname from the veterans in which you may never shake.

Originally from Albuquerque, NM, Erik Cook did not need to travel too far to find Greg Jackson’s Martial Arts and Fitness Center.

The Washington Redskins center traveled back to his native state for the off-season after his team did not make the post-season playoffs.  The 2011-2012 Redskins finished in last place in the NFC East with a record of 5-11.

At just 24 years of age, Cook just completed his second full season in the National Football League. Cook stated that he needs to improve his conditioning and hand speed for the 2012 season when it starts up later this summer.