UFC 123 Analysis: Quinton Jackson vs. Lyoto Machida—Light
Heavyweights, Round 2  By (Featured Columnist) on November 20,
2010  8 reads   There's a stench beginning to come from the main
event—it doesn't quite stink yet, but it's on its way.   The
second round was even closer than the first, and not in a good
way. Neither fighter was able to land anything of much
consequence or gain much of an advantage. Again, Rampage was the
clear aggressor, but the Dragon didn't land as many strikes this
time around the bend. Additionally, Jackson scored with a very
slick takedown, though he couldn't turn it into a definitive
edge.   Really, the best performance belonged to Joe Rogan, who
astutely pointed out that Quinton is essentially just boxing
with mixed martial artists despite his ability to do more.   And
that's not exactly the stuff of legend.   Call it 10-9 for
Rampage just to keep things interesting.  Most recent updates:
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