So if you don't come out for the 5th and final round, what does that make you? That's what I'd like to ask B.J Penn. In all fairness, Penn learned a hard lesson. 1) Try not to belittle a great fighter. And yes, Georges Rush St. Pierre should be considered a great fighter. 2) Stay at 155lb.

"I know when I walk in there to fight Georges, there’s just gonna be one thing that’s constantly going through my head. To the death. We’re gonna go to the death. I’m not gonna stop. I’m willing to die. I’m gonna go, serious Georges, I’m gonna go to the death, and I’m gonna try to kill you, and I’m not joking about this." ~ B.J. Penn

Penn, you got bested and you got beat down, so bad you couldn't even finish. Quite honestly, I would have respected you more if the fight was stopped as it should have been at the end of the 4th. Why Ives Levine allowed Penn to even survive the round is beyond me, and GSP's frustration at punching the cage was an exclamation point of a good old fashion ass kickin. Penn is still a world class fighter, but he's not in the same class right now as GSP, and he really shouldn't try competing at 170 anymore. Anyone notice when they flashed the tale of the tape — Penn weighed in under 170? That was the foreshadowing of things to come. When GSP came into the cage chiseled and buff, in comparison to Penn's modest and obviously smaller physique, that should have been a huge indication of what to expect. St. Pierre from the start clinched and manhandled Penn for 4 straight rounds. Congrats to GSP, Penn — go back to One Five Five and defend your title against Kenny Florian and rebuild your name. — I hope you actually beat his ass (Florian) cause I am a big fan of yours, just think you kinda had this beating coming after all the talk.

On a side note to Dana White, UFC 94 was pretty boring, I think you should have borrowed a few fight match ups from UFC 92 and added them to this card instead. The only other exciting fight was Lyoto Machida's KO of Thiago Silva — which by the way puts Machida's name into the hat for Rashad Evans' title, 205 division is a good as ever.