The UFC’s Super Bowl Saturday card is an annual stacked event with great fights from top to bottom, and this year is no exception. Highlighting a fantastically deep card is the main event that has been in the making for more than a year, as “The Phenom” Vitor Belfort finally gets his shot at Anderson Silva and the Middleweight championship.

Silva is arguably the greatest fighter the UFC has ever seen, and I love watching him do his thing (when he isn’t clowning around in the cage), but as always with sports I find myself rooting for the underdog when “The Spider” gets in the Octagon. In my heart I knew Silva would beat guys like Cote, Griffin, Maia, and Irvin, but it would have been cool to see any one of those shock the MMA world and take out the unbeatable.

Tonight, World Extreme Cagefighting puts on it’s final fight card. Recently thought of as the clear-cut best MMA organization outside of the UFC (many even called it the best), World Extreme Cagefighting will be instantly done once the fight between Ben Henderson and Anthony Pettis title fight ends. It is time to say goodbye to the WEC, as the merger with MMA giant UFC means an end to the blue cage we have grown to love over the past few years. Many of the fighters we have watched succeed will simply move over to the big leagues, as the UFC takes on the Featherweight and Bantamweight divisions, while adding onto their already stacked Lightweight totem pole with the WEC roster.

Tonight will be our last look at the famed blue WEC Octagon.