Greg Jackson, on “The Savage Dog Show,” discussing Frankie Edgar’s performance against Gray Maynard at UFC 136:

“You can’t train that. That’s heart. You can make it stronger for sure, but he’s got something very special and he’s an amazing, amazing fighter. It’s really cool and inspirational for everybody to watch that kind of a fight. It’s also very intimidating for any of his opponents because you know that no matter how bad you hurt him, if he’s not put away, he’s coming back to get you. That’s very powerful. It’s a great statement about who he is and puts the rest of the division on alert, that’s for sure.”

Live radio returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Saturday following the conclusion of UFC 136. For two hours Lutfi Sariahmed and Jon Luther broke down the card that saw Frankie Edgar successfully defend his UFC lightweight title against Gray Maynard.

The two men also took listener call, emails and tweets.

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Jack Encarnacao returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Friday for another roundtable discussion. He was joined by Sherdog.com's Jordan Breen, Lutfi Sariahmed and Sirius Fight Club's Danny Acosta.

The panel broke down all of the action from tomorrow's UFC 136 card, including the main event between lightweight champion Frankie Edgar and challenger Gray Maynard.

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Every Wednesday, Administrative Editor Jordan Breen welcomes a member of the mixed martial arts media into “Press Row” on the Sherdog.com blog. This week, Breen welcomes writer, radio host and Strikeforce veteran R.J. Clifford to “Press Row.”

Breen and Clifford, an MMA journalist-stroke-lightweight fighter, discuss the current state of MMA's lightweight division and its implications for the UFC 155-pound title picture. The pair weigh in on Saturday night's third bout between Frankie Edgar and Gray Maynard, their likely next challenger, and what kind of style matchups might be difficult for either man to overcome at 155 pounds.

Breen and Clifford also discuss whether we'll see considerable parity at the elite levels of the lightweight division, the future of the UFC lightweight title, Gilbert Melendez's potential entry into the Octagon and more.

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Gilbert Melendez (Pictured), on “The Savage Dog Show,” discussing what to expect if he fights Frankie Edgar or Gray Maynard:

“Some really good displays of MMA, I can guarantee you, when we fight. You’ll see everything -- transitions, grappling, fighting, combos from your feet to takedowns to jiu-jitsu positions to ground-and-pound. I think the sport will evolve in front of everyone’s eyes if you have matchups like me versus Frankie or me versus Gray.”

Greg Jackson, on “Beatdown,” discussing the UFC 125 main event between Frankie Edgar and Gray Maynard:

“Oh man, what an amazing fight. That was just -- what a barnburner. Frankie Edgar, I think that kid’s all heart. He must be 155 of pure heart. To come back from that … and Gray, I’ve known Gray for years and he did so well in the fight. You could see how it was a draw. People might go crazy, but if you give that first a 10-8 round, it really could have gone either way. I wasn’t surprised if one or the other would have won or if it would have been a draw. But I was just so impressed with Frankie Edgar’s heart, his resolve and his courage.”