Dan Henderson ponders his past while looking forward to Rashad
Evans fight   BURBANK, Calif. -- Dan Henderson has made it clear
he considers his fight career far from over.  "I'd like to fight
five or six more fights," Henderson said Thursday. "I still love
the sport, the challenge of it, the challenge of being with in
different guys and testing myself on what I'm capable of doing."
But while the 42-year-old Southern California native considers
his book far from closed, there have been plenty of memorable
chapters written over the course of a 38-fight career.  Among
others, there was the knockout of Wanderlei Silva, which made
him the only man to hold two weight class titles simultaneously
in a major promotion. There was the time he went up to
heavyweight and finished the legendary Fedor Emelianenko. And of
course, there was his most well-remembered moment, the UFC 100
knockout of Michael Bisping.  So as Hendo gets set for his UFC
161 light heavyweight main event against Rashad Evans on June 15
in Winnipeg,