This year end UFC pay per view event, UFC 79: Nemesis, was a huge show. We are sure you didn't miss that show. But if you missed it, here are the results of the show:

• "Rush" Georges St. Pierre defeated Matt Hughes by submission (armbar) at 4:54 of round 2.

• "The Iceman" Chuck Liddell defeated "The Axe Murderer" Wanderlei Silva by unanimous decision.

• Lyoto Machida defeated "The African Assassin" Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou by submission (arm triangle choke) at 4:20 of round 2.

• Rich "No Love" Clementi defeated "The Young Assassin" Melvin Guillard by submission (rear naked choke) at 4:40 of round 1.

• "The Manic Hispanic" Eddie Sanchez defeated "The Hulk" Soa Palelei by TKO at 3:24 of round 3.

• "The Sandman" James Irvin defeated Luis "Banha" Cane by disqualification at 1:51 of round 1.

• "The Pitbull" Manny Gamburyan defeated Nate Mohr by submission (ankle lock) at 1:31 of round 1.

• "The Boogeyman" Dean Lister defeated Jordan Radev by unanimous decision.

• Roan "Jucao" Carneiro defeated Tony DeSouza by TKO at 3:33 of round 2.

• Mark Bocek defeated Doug Evans by unanimous decision.

FieLDS K-1 Premium 2007 Dynamite!! will be held in Kyocera Dome, Osaka, Japan on December 31, 2007. Here is the match card of the event:

• HERO'S Rules: Kazushi Sakuraba (Japan/Team Sakurabatake) VS Masakatsu Funaki (Japan/ARMS)

• K-1 Rules: Masato (Japan/Silver Wolf) VS Choi Yong-soo (Korea/Khan Gym)

• HERO'S Rules: Rani Yahya (Brazil/Ataide Junior Jiu-Jitsu) VS Norifumi Yamamoto (Japan/KRAZY BEE)

• HERO'S Rules: Melvin Manhoef (Netherlands/Show Time) VS Yousuke Nishijima (Japan/Takada Dojo)

• HERO'S Rules: Minowaman (Japan) VS Zulu (Brazil/B-TOUGH)

• HERO'S Rules: Kazuyuki Miyata (Japan) VS Joachim Hansen (Norway)

• HERO'S Rules: Bob Sapp (USA/Team Beast) VS Bobby Ologun (Nigeria/Team Ologun)

• HERO'S Rules: Kiyoshi Tamura (Japan/U-FILE CAMP) VS Hideo Tokoro (Japan/Team ZST)

• K-1 Rules: Musashi (Japan/Seido Kaikan) VS Bernard Ackah (Ivory Coast)

• K-1 Japan U-18 Tournament #1: Hiroya (Japan) VS Kizaemon Saiga (Japan/Taisei Juku)

• K-1 Japan U-18 Tournament #2: Kenji Kubo (Japan/Tachikawa KBA) VS Yudai (Japan/Jiseikan)

• K-1 Japan U-18 Tournament Final: K-1 Japan U-18 Tournament #1 Winner VS K-1 Japan U-18 Tournament #2 Winner

• K-1 Japan U-18 Tournament Reserve Fight: Ryo Murakoshi (Japan/Shonan Kakuto Club) VS Arata Fujimoto (Japan/Otsuki Dojo)

• K-1 Rules: Takashi Tachikawa (Japan) VS Yoshihisa Inoue (Japan/Buyukai)

See also Bob Sapp Signing With WWE.

FieLDS Yarennoka! Ohmisoka! 2007 will be held in Saitama Super Arena, Saitama, Japan on December 31, 2007. Here is the match card of the event:

• Shinya Aoki (Japan/Paraestra Tokyo) VS Jung Bu-kyung (Korea)

• Fedor Emilianenko (Russia/Red Devil) VS Choi Hong-man (Korea)

• Kazuo Misaki (Japan/GRABAKA) VS Yoshihiro Akiyama (Japan)

• Makoto Takimoto (Japan/Yoshida Dojo) VS Murilo Bustamante (Brazil/Brazilian Top Team)

• Tatsuya Kawajiri (Japan/Mach Dojo) VS Hidehiko Hasegawa (Japan)

• Mitsuhiro Ishida (Japan/T-BLOOD) VS Gilbert Melendez (USA/Jake Shields Fighting Team)

UFC 79: Nemesis will be coming live from Mandalay Bay Events Center, Las Vegas, Nevada on December 29, 2007 at 7 PM PT/10 PM ET. This pay per view event is sure to be one of the best that UFC has ever put on. Here is the match card of he event:

• Matt Hughes VS "Rush" Georges St. Pierre

• "The Iceman" Chuck Liddell VS "The Axe Murderer" Wanderlei Silva

• Lyoto Machida VS "The African Assassin" Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou

• Rich "No Love" Clementi VS "The Young Assassin" Melvin Guillard

• "The Hulk" Soa Palelei VS "The Manic Hispanic" Eddie Sanchez

• Luis "Banha" Cane VS "The Sandman" James Irvin

• Nate Mohr VS "The Pitbull" Manny Gamburyan

• Jordan Radev VS "The Boogeyman" Dean Lister

• Roan "Jucao" Carneiro VS Tony DeSouza

• Mark Bocek VS Doug Evans

The following is an excerpt from an article on ESPN.com:

"Floyd [Mayweather] is considering fighting with HDNet Fights," [Mark] Cuban told ESPN.com. "We are going to let him visit some gyms to talk to some folks about what it would take to learn. He knows it won't be easy. But he is getting involved with MMA and HDNet Fights one way or another. He is pumped about it. He wants to go on to the next big thing. Floyd is a brilliant marketer. He follows the money."

Indeed, Mayweather, like Cuban, knows how to make money. Mayweather, 30, won the year's two biggest fights, a decision against Oscar De La Hoya in May in a fight that shattered all boxing revenue records and a 10th-round knockout of [Ricky] Hatton that did 850,000 buys and $47 million in television revenue on HBO PPV.

Mayweather-De La Hoya, with 2.4 million buys, set the all-time PPV record. Mayweather-Hatton was the biggest PPV fight in history not involving De La Hoya or heavyweights Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield.

Mayweather earned about $50 million for the two fights.

"If I said there's a guaranteed $30 million payday, Floyd would be lacing them up," Cuban said, optimistic that Mayweather would eventually participate in an MMA match. "If not, I could see him working to train and develop and invest in MMA fighters, knowing the upside. He can teach them how to be a better boxer and add to their other skills."

After each of his last three fights, Mayweather has talked about retirement or, at least, an extended break. [Leonard] Ellerbe said Mayweather is on vacation now but that when he returns, they'll discuss the prospect of an MMA bout in more detail.

"Floyd is about taking on challenges," Ellerbe said. "This ain't some kind of prank. That is one of many things we've talked about with Mark. Floyd would have to take time to really understand it, but it is most definitely something he is interested in." (mmanews.com)