by Nick Thomas of BloodyElbow.com A crime scene investigation unit is at the home of Tito Ortiz according to TMZ: "TMZ has learned several police units have arrived at Tito Ortiz and Jenna Jameson's house in Huntington Beach, CA after cops received a call about a "disturbance" this morning." "The nature of the disturbance is unclear -- but TMZ has learned there is currently a Crime Scene Investigation unit on scene." "Story developing..." [UPDATE] - MMAPrime claims to have spoken with Huntington Beach Police and says an investigation is taking place. [UPDATE 2] - Very sad news. Tito Ortiz has been arrested for domestic violence: "TMZ ...

After every big MMA event, a flood of negative headlines cover MMA websites like wallpaper. Sadly, the negativity is usually from the fans, rather than the outside observer that this sport so tirelessly caters to. So often, being a fan of MMA seems to come with a license to deem what is and isn't "bad for the sport." So often, the casual observer holds more importance than the actual passionate enthusiasts of this game. Why do we feel so pressed to impress? We have what we want, don't we? We get to see a steady flow of interesting and competitive matchups month-in and month-out. The best fight the best on a regular basis. Why should we ...

    That depends on your priorities. Lying to the press is never a good idea. In the information age, falsehoods can come back to haunt you and severely undermine your credibility. Tell a lie before all of the facts are out and an enterprising reporter can make you pay. But that's actually not what happened with the UFC and the main event for UFC 115. The UFC was much more brazen. Rather than lie and work to cover up details they didn't want disseminated, the UFC deliberately went on the record in interviews in print, radio and online saying words and spreading messages they knew to be false. That means they actually incorporated the unwitting press into their ...

Taking heat from fans for not exactly telling the truth, TUF 11 coaches Tito Ortiz and Chuck Liddell have taken to Twitter to explain themselves for falsely pushing the idea that they will fight each other at UFC 115. Both fighters' defense for bending the truth were the requirement to sign non-disclosure agreements. "I haven't lied to anyone," Ortiz wrote. "I was told not to say "Anything"! Having a chance to be sued for $5 million was not a chance I wanted to take. So watch TUF 11 and see what happens. I was just doing what I was told, for once. Sorry!" Although he claims to have ...

For weeks, we've heard speculation about who is or isn't fighting Chuck Liddell at UFC 115. First it was Tito Ortiz, then Rich Franklin, then Randy Couture. UFC President Dana White, however, aimed to put the pesky rumors to rest with his recent statement to Joe Ferraro on Sportsnet's MMA Connected. In his strongest proclamation yet that the Ultimate Fighter season 11 coaches would fight in Vancouver as planned, White definitively stated the planned match would go on as scheduled. "Absolutely," he said (his answer comes around the 1-minute mark). "The definite main event is ...