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The big issue surrounding Rashad Evans heading into his rematch with Tito Ortiz at UFC 133 on Saturday was he hadn't fought in 14 months.Tweet, tweetDon't miss a moment of the latest MMA coverage from around the world. Follow us on Twitter and stay informed. Join »Evans looked to be in the best shape of his mixed martial arts career. He was much quicker than Ortiz, who took this fight on two week's notice.Evans-Ortiz 2 By The NumbersStatsEvansOrtizTotal Strikes Landed/Att77/1356/28Body Strikes Landed/Att5/5*1/4*knee to solar plexus led to stoppageEvans, the top-ranked light heavyweight contender, now waits for the winner of Jon Jones and Quinton Jackson. The two are scheduled to meet Sept. 24. It will be Jones' first title defense. [Read the full article] Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan is defending himself on Twitter, saying he left training camp to deal with a personal matter and isn't upset with his contract.Finnegan wrote Sunday that he has spoken to coaches and teammates and will resume "all things asked." He says his personal issue needed attention and he will be back playing Monday when he will answer all questions.Kuharsky: Tweets Ring HollowCortland Finnegan apparently thinks Titans fans are idiots if he expects them to believe his backtracking tweets, Paul Kuharsky writes. Blog"My absence had nothing to do with a holdout yet a personal matter that Titan officials were aware of. I am grateful for being a Titan," Finnegan wrote in one post. [Read the full article] |








