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CHICAGO - Clearly hungry for a UFC event, Chicago fans today packed The Chicago Theatre for today's UFC on FOX 2 fighter weigh-ins.

Before a massive crowd that eventually spilled over to the historic venue's balcony, all 20 fighters successfully made weight for the show, which takes place Saturday at the city's sold-out United Center.

Check out images of all the competitors as they hit scale for the nationally televised event.

As a reminder, "UFC Primetime" returns tonight in anticipation of UFC 143's highly anticipated interim championship main event.

former Strikeforce champ Nick Diaz and former WEC titleholder Carlos Condit, who headline February's UFC 143 event.

Episode No. 2 of the series debuts tonight at 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT on FX. The final episode airs next week.

CHICAGO - MMAjunkie.com was on scene and reporting live from today's UFC on FOX 2 official fighter weigh-ins, where all 20 event competitors successfully made weight for Saturday's event.

Today's festivities took place at The Chicago Theatre, and a vocal crowd made their presence known as event headliners Rashad Evans (205) and Phil Davis (205) hit the scale.

Co-headliners Michael Bisping (185) and Chael Sonnen (185) also received vocal welcomes before standing forehead-to-forehead and engaging in a little last-minute trashtalk.

Just a friendly reminder that the weigh-ins tomorrow night's UFC on Fox 2: Evans vs. Davis event will go live at 5:00 pm ET and we'll have the stream of the festivities for you right here. Will Chael Sonnen weigh in with his belt on? Will Arianny go bananas over Phil Davis and Rashad Evans like she did Alistair Overeem? Will Dana White wear an "I Love Nerds" t-shirt? All of these questions and more will be answered soon. Check out the stream after the jump.

(Now picture the fist rapidly moving up and down.) Remember when we brought back Comments of the Week weeks ago and I joked about how I would immediately forget about it by the following week — and then I did forget about it? That was insane, and totally unexpected. But thanks to a GIF of a guy jerking off while unconscious (i.e., "pulling a Carradine"), we're back on track. Today's comment winners will receive the new version of CagePotato Devil's Horns shirt, with the fist on the back, as pictured above. If your name is called, just e-mail contest@cagepotato.com with your name, size, and mailing address. Alright? Now let's see who commented hardest this week... Kaboom82 on "GIF of the Year Candidate: Kaleo Gambill Enjoys an Involuntary Post-Fight Beat-Off": Yo Dawg, we heard you like beatings. So we put a beating in your beating so you could watch a guy knock one out when he gets knocked out.

("It's an honor to meet you, man. The Hills Have Eyes is, like, my favorite movie ever.") According to new reports, the UFC will hold its first Fan Expo of 2012 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas on July 6-7. The expo will be held in conjunction with a major UFC event on July 7th, likely at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. As of now, no fights have been announced for the card; we'll keep you posted as soon as we know more. The July 2012 UFC Fan Expo will be the first held since October 2011, when the two-day convention was tied to UFC 136 in Houston. Though we couldn't make it out to that one, CagePotato has enjoyed a checkered history with these expos, highlighted by a crowd-pleasing punch-machine, a lifetime ban, and a drunken night in Toronto. Should we plan for another meetup in Vegas? For the latest updates on appearances and events connected to July's UFC Fan Expo in Las Vegas, keep your eye on ufcfanexpo.com.

Weigh-ins for next month's highly anticipated "UFC 143: Condit vs. Diaz" event take place Friday, Feb. 3, at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.

The same venue hosts the following night's pay-per-view event, which features Carlos Condit and Nick Diaz squaring off with the UFC's vacant interim welterweight title on the line.

As with all UFC weigh-ins, the event is free to attend and open to the public.

MMAjunkie.com lead staff reporter John Morgan today joins 1620 The Zone - ESPN Radio's affiliate in Omaha, Neb.

Morgan joins "Unsportsmanlike Conduct" hosts Kevin and Mike'L at approximately 4:45 p.m. ET (3:45 p.m. CT local time) to discuss tomorrow's UFC on FOX 2 event, as well as the latest happenings in the world of MMA.

A free stream of the show is available at www.1620thezone.com.

(Video courtesy of YouTube/UFC) Nothing groundbreaking this time around, but I'm starting to agree with Nick Diaz about how it's strange that the UFC expects fighters to be cordial and play nice before an event.

On the night of Jan. 14, it was nearly impossible to wipe the smile off Alex Davis' face.

The veteran manager watched with joy as his clients each picked up wins at UFC 142.

For Edson Barboza, the night was exceedingly special, as the 26-year-old was rewarded with two "Fight Night" honors and $130,000. Davis believes Barboza's grounded roots have him prepared to deal with the attention that will soon come, but the veteran manager warns that not everyone is ready to handle what comes after special moments in the octagon.

By Mike Russell (Nothing like a shady promoter profiting off of the blood, sweat and tears of fighters.) Last year when a video began circulating of a pair of eight year olds competing in a three-round grappling exhibition in a cage during the intermission of a UK-based MMA event, the Internet exploded with outrage from pundits and fans of the sport. Widespread worldwide media coverage of the match prompted the police in Lancashire, England where the event took place to launch an investigation into whether or not any laws were broken by the promoter. They ruled that the event was not illegal and that the boys were never in any harm and as unsettling as seeing two pre-pubescent youths competing in a cage meant for men was, since they were only basically having a no-gi grappling match no charges were ever laid. It's too bad that Alabama authorities aren't as thorough. On July 30, 2011 in Priceville, Alabama a local karate school owner by the name of Robert Clairday held an underground event in which two 12-year-olds actually fought inside a ramshackle homemade cage. One of the kids, Christian Echols, is the son of Ray Echols - Clairday's business partner in his gym, Fear None MMA, who also helped promote the rogue event that was held at Morgan County Celebration Arena -- a dirt floor horse arena. (Video courtesy of YouTube/EcholsRazorRay)

UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz is running out of interesting storylines.

Win the WEC title? Check. UFC belt? Check. Avenge your lone career loss? Check.

So with Cruz now preparing to face his nemesis, Urijah Faber, for the second time in just three fights, is "The Dominator" struggling for motivation? Hardly. After all, who wouldn't want to beat up their annoying co-worker?

(Jesus Christ Rumble, pull yourself together, will you?)  If you recall, about a fortnight ago, super middleweight contender Anthony Johnson showed up to the UFC 142 weigh-ins at a Weigh-In Failure Leaderboard Record of 12 pounds heavy for his clash with former UFC light heavyweight champion Vitor Belfort. Dana White all but fired Johnson on the spot, labeling him "unprofessional," to which Johnson responded by laughing at all us ignant haters. After a strong start in his fight with "The Phenom," Johnson quickly gassed and succumbed to a first round rear-naked choke, and was given his walking papers promptly afterward. Well, it seems that, despite missing weight for 25% of his UFC bouts, "Rumble" still has an outside chance of getting back into the sport's highest promotion. When questioned about the issue following the UFC on Fox 2 press conference, White stated:

[Johnson] needs to go fight somewhere else, get some wins and come in on weight. He needs to prove to me that he can be a professional, show up on weight and do the things that he needs to do. [If] he gets a few fights under his belt and does that, we’ll talk.

Bellator Fighting Championships' sixth season is rapidly approaching, and the company is starting to lay out some of the details.

Bellator officials today announced that the second event of the season, Bellator 61, will take place on March 16 at the Horseshoe Riverdome in Bossier City, La.

The event sees a rematch between season-five heavyweight tournament finalists Eric Prindle and Thiago Santos, as well as the four opening-round contests in the promotion's season-six middleweight tournament.

MMAjunkie.com Radio today welcomes to the show UFC on FUEL TV 1 headliner Jake Ellenberger and co-main-event fighter Dave Herman.

We also discuss Saturday's UFC on FOX 2 event, and Tuff-N-Uff fighters Trace Gray and Kristy Lopez stop by the studio to discuss tonight's event in Las Vegas.

MMAjunkie.com Radio airs from noon to 2 p.m. ET (9-11 a.m. PT) live from Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. Listen to and watch a video stream of the two-hour show at www.mmajunkie.com/radio.

These days, fans can be satisfied with one title match in a UFC headliner. Two? That's a big-time card.

With some 40 events expected for 2012, they'll have to get used to a whole lot more main events contested for no other glory than the possibility of title contention - not the promise.

No gold is on the line Saturday at UFC on FOX 2, but the event features two No. 1 contender bouts that promise to shape the immediate future of the middleweight and light-heavyweight divisions.

Sometimes you gotta give it up for the third man in the cage. Other times, not so much. More GIF greatness after the jump.

A little more than one year ago, Brazilian youngster Charles Oliveira looked as though he was the wave of the future in the lightweight division, but things haven't exactly gone his way since.

On Saturday night, "do Bronx" hopes to reinvent himself at 145 pounds as he takes on octagon newcomer Eric Wisely.

It's an important moment for the Guaruja, Brazil native. With two "Submission of the Night" bonuses in his first two fights, the UFC has already provided Oliveira and his family a better life, and he's not ready to give up his spot in the promotion just yet.

Las Vegas' premiere amateur MMA promotion returns this weekend, and three championship fights headline a special night of "Beauties, Beasts and Beers."

"Tuff-N-Uff: The Future Stars of Mixed Martial Arts" heads to Las Vegas' South Point Arena for Friday's 12-bout fight card, which also includes live music and free beer.

Featherweight champion Cesar Campos defends his belt against Trace "Midnight" Gray on one of three championship bouts, while the vacant light heavyweight  and a special 150-pound title will also be awarded.