Saturday, February 6th – 9:05 PM ET
EnergySolutions Arena, Salt Lake City
The Week That Was: Nuggets
Coach George Karl’s club has logged a lot of minutes in recent times, and has done so without the services of its dynamic but injured forward, Carmelo Anthony.

If you’ve ever had the strange need to see two old dudes beating the crap out of each other, then all you’ll have to do is tune in to UFC 109 where 47-year old Randy Couture will take on 45-year old Mark Coleman, the pioneer of the ground and pound.

The winner of the tilt between Marquardt and Sonnen will likely earn a matchup against the winner of the vaunted Belfort-Silva matchup, meaning that both fighters will be laying everything on the line when they get locked in to the octagon against one another.

The rains may hit California again this weekend, but they shouldn’t hamper Saturday’s day of racing at the Great Race Place too much.
The Grade I Las Virgenes is on the turf, and the field for that race might be affected, but the two more interesting horce racing betting races on Santa Anita’s card, the Grade II Robert B. Lewis Stakes and the Grade II Strub Stakes, should both go…

Even with the rains coming yet again to SoCal this weekend, the racing action at Santa Anita should be fantastic.
Three graded races, the Grade I Las Virgenes, the Grade II Robert B. Lewis Stakes, and the Grade II Strub Stakes, highlight Santa Anita’s Saturday card. Two of those graded races, the Robert B.

The welterweight battle at UFC 109 will pit the veteran Mike Swick back in the octagon after a loss to Dan Hardy, where he looks to get back on track to earn a shot at Georges St. Pierre.

Despite early reports following UFC 102, Damian Maia is still alive after having his brain dislodged from his body courtesy of Nate Marquardt.
In order to get the 11-1 SU Brazilian back on track, Dana White has practically thrown him a bone, matching Maia up against Dan Miller.

We haven’t seen Matt Serra in the octagon for nearly nine months after he fell to 9-6 SU with back-to-back losses against two of the greatest welterweights the UFC has ever known. Matt Hughes and Georges St. Pierre put Serra back down the ladder and now we’ll see if Serra can rebuild his career for a third time.