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SI.com: Steve Aschburner: Q&A with ex-wrestler and current UFC heavyweight Brock Lesnar

Brock Lesnar faces a rubber match of sorts when he battles Heath Herring at UFC 87 on Saturday in Minneapolis. At 1-1-0 in his fledgling mixed martial arts career, with nothing less than the UFC heavyweight championship as his goal, Lesnar wants to show more of the fighter who overwhelmed Min Soo Kim in 69 seconds in his debut bout in Los Angeles 14 months ago. And less of the guy who, despite a thrilling, dominating start, submitted in the first round to the vastly more experienced Frank Mir at UFC 81 in Las Vegas back in February.

Fortune: The woman who called Wall Street's meltdown

It's the first time I've seen Wall Street's toughest analyst look rattled. I'm sitting ringside at the WWE's Great American Bash at New York's Nassau Coliseum with Meredith Whitney - the Oppenheimer & Co. analyst renowned for her smackdowns of America's biggest banks. Though she and I are there to see her husband, pro wrestling star John Layfield ("JBL"), the evening's most compelling match turns out to be not Layfield's but a brutal-looking showdown between rivals Chris Jericho and Shawn Michaels. Midway through the bout, Michaels appears to suffer a bloody cut near his eye and begins stumbling around the ring as if he's just been lobotomized.

SI.com: Mayweather KOs 'Big Show' at WrestleMania XXIV

Even in the world of professional wrestling, Floyd Mayweather Jr. is still undefeated.

SI.com: Arash Markazi: Running down WrestleMania history

ORLANDO -- As WWE champion Randy Orton sits backstage at the House of Blues with his pregnant wife, Samantha, who is due to give birth to their first child this summer, he doesn't have to think too long about his favorite WrestleMania matches.

SI.com: Pramit Mohapatra : Vegas showdown UFC-style

While the most common topics leading up to Super Bowl XLII this weekend are the Patriots run for a perfect season and Tom Brady's ankle, the Ultimate Fighting Championship has its own questions to answer Saturday at UFC 81 in Las Vegas.

SI.com: Sins of a Father

The kid hated needles. But it hardly mattered. About once a week he'd roll up his sleeve, expose his shoulder and feel the cold metal plunge into what little muscle he had there. He would scrunch up his face as if he had smelled something foul and often close his eyes until the contents of the syringe emptied into his bloodstream. Then he could return to his PlayStation 2.

GameTap Guide: The top five 'T' games of 2007

Once your kids reach the age of "cool," they're going to want to play Teen games. You'll find a little more violence, crude humor, and/or slightly more suggestive themes than there are in E games.

Former star blames health issues on steroids, lifestyle of wrestler

The late Chris Benoit idolized the Dynamite Kid, who was half of a professional wrestling team famous in the 1980s for spectacular high-flying, acrobatic moves.

McMahons: WWE not to blame for Benoit's actions

WWE Chairman of the Board Vince McMahon is known for trying to intimidate interviewers, poking them in the chest and backhanding their notes. So CNN investigative correspondent Drew Griffin was prepared for a volatile McMahon, and so was the crew.

SI.com: Arash Markazi: Daniel Puder is balancing the party and fight

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- Daniel Puder finally met his match. The undefeated MMA fighter always does his best to stand out in a crowd. From his skintight Spandex shorts to his loud T-shirts, everything about Puder screams, "Look at me!"

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