LAS VEGAS - MMAjunkie.com was on scene for today's "UFC 125: Edgar vs. Maynard" fighter weigh-ins and captured images of all 22 event competitors.

Today's festivities took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

The same venue hosts Saturday's pay-per-view event, which is headlined by UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar and undefeated top-ranked challenger Gray Maynard.

When it comes to pre-fight trash talk, UFC 125's Daniel Roberts would like to channel his nickname, "Ninja."

That is, you don't see him coming, and before you know it? You're kaput.

So despite word around the family campfire that Saturday's opponent, Greg Soto, is talking a little bit of smack, he's not going to return fire.

LAS VEGAS - MMAjunkie.com was on scene and reporting live from today's "UFC 125: Resolution" fighter weigh-ins.

The festivities, which included all 22 event competitors, took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

All fighters successfully made weight for the show, including UFC lightweight champ Frankie Edgar and fellow headliner Gray Maynard, who both weighed 155 pounds.

UFC 125 is this weekend and features a main event of Frankie Edgar defending his UFC Lightweight Championship against the only man to beat him in the past, Gray Maynard.<br><br> Weigh in's for the show go down today and you can catch the complete weigh in live on MMANews.com courtesy of the UFC.<Br><br> To check out the weigh in just click play on the player below. Fighters are expected to start hitting the scale at 5pm ET.<br><br><br> <iframe id="_contentdirect_player_" src="http://storefront.contentdirect.tv/Player.aspx?systemId=595e115b-bf6c-4485-b549-3d0356c653c3&channelId=df52e533-568b-460d-9163-d6add72d7019&width=574&height=535" width="574px" height="535px" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"> </iframe>

K-1's annual New Year's Eve show is now in the books and we have complete results from the show.<br><br> It was a pretty stacked card from top to bottom featuring the likes of Alistair Overeem, Todd Duffee, Shinya Aoki, Josh Thomson, and many more.<br><br> The complete quick results are:<br><br> Andy Ologun def. Kasuaki Furuki via unanimous decision.<br> Kazuyuki Miyata def. Caol Uno via unanimous decision<br> Hideo Tokoro def. Kazuhisa Watanabe via submission (armbar), 2:50 of Round 3<br> Hiroshi Izumi def. Ikuhisa Minowa via TKO, 2:50, Round 3<br> Sergei Kharitonov def. Tatsuya Mizuno via KO, Round 1.<br> Gegard Mousasi def. Kyotaro via decision.<br> Yuichiro Nagashima def. Shinya Aoki via epic KO, Round 2.<br> Alistair Overeem def. Todd Duffee via KO, Round 1<br> Satoshi Ishii def. Jerome Le Banner via unanimous decision.<br> Marius Zaromskis def. Kazushi Sakuraba via TKO (Doctor's Stoppage).<br> Tetsuya Yamato draws Akiyo "Wicky" Nishiura (30-30, 30-29 Yamato, 30-30) <br> Jason High def. Hayato "Mach" Sakurai via split decision.<br> Tatsuya Kawajiri def. Josh Thomson via unanimous decision.<br> Hiroyuki Takaya def. Bibiano Fernandes via unanimous decision

LAS VEGAS - MMAjunkie.com is on scene and reporting live from today's "UFC 125: Resolution" fighter weigh-ins.

The festivities, which include all 22 event competitors, take place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas and begin at 5 p.m. ET (2 p.m. PT).

You can get text-only results in this post, or check out a live video stream of the proceedings on the MMAjunkie.com homepage.

LAS VEGAS - Despite the surprising protests of top contender Junior Dos Santos, UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez insists his recent  surgery for a torn rotator cuff was not only a last resort but also completely necessary.

And while initial reports have suggested Velasquez may be out for up to one year, he remains optimistic he'll need no more than six months to make a full recovery.

That said, Velasquez said he'd support UFC officials if they implement an interim title.

After closing out a lengthy World Extreme Cagefighting career with back-to-back wins, lightweight Danny Castillo officially is headed to the UFC.

A source close to the promotion today told MMAjunkie.com Castillo has signed "a multi-fight deal" believed to run four fights.

Castillo first Tweeted his UFC move earlier this week.

(Junior's 'Hypnotic Polo Shirt of Brazilian Dominance' just pissed all over the GSoAV's face, son.)

Like the Hope Diamond and James Dean's Porsche 550 Spyder, the UFC's heavyweight championship belt is a cursed object, bringing only misery to those who come in contact with it. Winning the title has resulted in immediate misfortune for Frank Mir (career-threatening motorcycle accident), Josh Barnett (steroid bust), Tim Sylvia (another steroid bust), Bas Rutten (training injuries leading to a seven-year retirement), Randy Couture (two separate contract disputes that caused him to leave the organization), and Brock Lesnar (goddamned Canadians). No heavyweight in the UFC's history has ever been able to defend the belt more than twice consecutively, and the title has been defended an average of just 1.25 times per year for the last four years.

The Curse of the Belt struck again, right on schedule, when Cain Velasquez suffered a shoulder injury just two months after taking the belt off of Lesnar, and won't be back in action for 6-8 months. If you ask us, Junior Dos Santos dodged a bullet, since he won't have to go near that hoodoo-ridden talisman until late next year. But despite all the bad omens, JDS is pissed that his title shot has been delayed, and blames Velasquez himself. Here's what Cigano had to say in a recent interview with portal Vale Tudo:

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LAS VEGAS - When Japanese superstar Takanori Gomi made his UFC debut, hardcore fans knew what the former PRIDE and Shooto champion was bringing to the cage.

But after a lackluster effort in a March 2010 loss to Kenny Florian, casual fans must have wondered what all the hoopla was all about.

However, when Gomi rebounded in August with a devastating knockout win over Tyson Griffin, the excitement returned. Now, with Gomi preparing to face fan-favorite Clay Guida at Saturday's UFC 125 event, "The Fireball Kid" said his sights are set squarely on the UFC's lightweight title.