This fight ultimately will come down to the big unknown of Ortiz

Forrest Griffin (205) After fighting four times along in 2006, Ortiz (15-6-1) has stepped into the Octagon just twice in the last three years and hasn't won since KO'ing Ken Shamrock in October of 2006. After a unanimous decision over Wanderlei Silva at UFC 25 gave him the Light-Heavyweight title, Ortiz defended the title a record five times over almost three years before dropping it to Randy Couture at UFC 44. The 30-year-old Griffin has never lost by submission, but Ortiz has only two submission victories to his credit. When Griffin (16-6) wins fights, it's either by submission (7) or decision (6).

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This fight ultimately will come down to the big unknown of Ortiz. Josh Koscheck (170) Necessity is the mother of fight-making, as this one literally was put together about three weeks ago I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not. Johnson's last fight was a :41 knockout of Yoshiyuki Yoshida at UFC 104 last month, the same fight he completely missed weight for by a good six pounds It was his third straight win. Koscheck (13-4) has had a little more time to rest, having last decimated Frank Trigg via first round TKO at UFC 104 in late-September. The 31-year-old Koscheck can beat people in a variety of ways (4 T/KOs, 4 submissions, 5 decisions) but has two straight first round T/KOs The 8-2 Johnson likes to win via one method: T/KO. Luiz Cane (205)Rogerio is the younger brother of Rodrigo Nogueira, aka Minotauro His nickname is Minotouro which isn't confusing or anything.

Rogerio (17-3) will be making his UFC debut after a long run in PRIDE and some scattered shows including two Affliction events He comes into Saturday on a five-fight win streak. The 28-year-old Cane will be making his fourth UFC appearance and has won three fights in a row, last decisioning Steve Cantwell at April's UFC 97. Even with a black belt in BJJ, Cane prefers T/KO to finish off opponents with eight of his 10 wins coming via strikes. Nogueira has a slew of decision wins (seven) and submission victories (six), but three of his last five wins have been via T/KO Amir Sadollah vs.