Although I'm sure this would be a great fight, that would probably sell out, I think we've been down this road before. I don't think a fourth fight would mean anything for either fighter in their rankings, and the heavyweight division might not be the right place for either of these guys. I would love to see Lesnar fight the winner of Mir vs Nogueira, and Couture to take on the loser. I think that Jui Jitsu guys pose the biggest threat to Lesnar, so Nogueira would be an interesting matchup. As far as Liddell, how about a match with Lyoto Machida, or Thiago Silva?

Is this going to be like a Ric Flair vs Sting gig, circa WCW? When they had, I don't know, a BILLION matches? Like, why? There's NOTHING to gain on either side. Regardless of who wins. Randy has nothing left to prove. His track record speaks for itself, and his place is cemented in MMA history. At almost 40 years old, Chuck isn't about to change his fighting style or camp anytime soon. Which, ironically enough, is exactly what he needs to do, if he wants to squeeze a few more years out of his career. I think both should retire.

These guys are running out of time FAST and pitting them against each other at this point in their careers would be a huge waste, considering how many other interesting match-ups the UFC could explore. The winner of this fight gains very little and the loser gets buried.

couture is a good announcer, liddel is alittle mumble-mouthed though

I think I agree with the retirement idea...I would hate to see either of these guys go the Ken Shamrock route...

Retirement is definitely looming for these guys but best case scenario would be if they both chose to retire after winning their respective UFC 99 bouts. They go out on top and solidify their fighting legacy. Shamrock on the other hand, diminished his considerably which is a shame because he was ahead of his time for a while there in the mid 90's but then MMA caught up to him and because he was passed his prime when it did, he wasn't able to adapt and it passed him by. He spent the last few years of what would have been his prime, in WWF because MMA wasn't paying in the 90's and he was a family man, etc...It's a shame. He's a good man.

I agree that Shamrock is a good man...I meant no disrespect. I just think he's making poor career decisions. He needs to give up on the ring and either focus on coaching and developing a good camp, or becoming a better commentator. There is no doubt that the guy is a legend...

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