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TJ De Santis and Todd Martin were live on The Sherdog Radio Network Saturday night following the conclusion of the "UFC on Fox 3" card.

For two hours De Santis and Martin recapped the night's event which saw Nate Diaz submit Jim Miller in the second round of the main event. TJ and Todd chat about where this win puts Diaz, the lightweight title picture, and what this effort on Fox did for the UFC.

Listener interaction was also in force as De Santis and Martin took calls, emails, and tweets. The two hosts also talked about wins from Lavar Johnson, Johny Hendricks, and Alan Belcher.

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Jack Encarnacao was back for another Sherdog Radio Network roundtable. Joining him were long time mma journalists Jon Luther and Jim Genia.

Tomorrow night IZOD Center plays host to the UFC's third outing on Fox. The panel breaks down the entire card including the main event which pits lightweights Jim Miller and Nate Diaz against one another. Encarnacao also chats with the panel about tonight's Bellator 67 card on Mtv2.

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Jim Miller, on “The Savage Dog Show,” discussing his ability to take a punch, like he did against Melvin Guillard:

“I think it’s genetics. My father’s got a hard head. I’ve seen him take shots from inanimate objects that would probably kill me and him come up without a concussion or anything like that and never even wobble. I think genetics does play a part but also just -- you’re in a fight. I know I’m going to get hit and I know there’s a possibility that something’s going to happen. There was no physical pain associated with it; it’s just kind of like you’re fuzzy. Some guys don’t handle it very well. I kind of expect it to happen almost, not that I want it to happen, but it’s part of the sport and you can’t name a great striker that hasn’t been hit. Everybody’s been hit and everybody’s been wobbled. … These are the types of situations that I basically imagine before the fight happens. How am I going to deal with it? If I do get put in a bad spot, how am I going to deal with it? I’m going to do this. I’m going to clinch. I’m going to work my way back to where I’m comfortable even when I’m wobbly. I kind of just have that mental game plan already in my head if trouble comes.”

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TJ De Santis and Jeff Sherwood returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Monday for another edition of "The Savage Dog Show." Joining them was UFC lightweight fighter Jim Miller.

Miller joined The SDS to talk about his main event win over Melvin Guillard on the UFC's debut on the FX network. The AMA Fight Club product broke down the fight that saw him catch "The Young Assassin" in a rear naked choke in the opening round. He also talks about who he would like to face next inside the UFC.

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Jack Encarnacao returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Sunday for another edition of 'The Rewind.'

In the 'Sunday Sitdown' Jack was joined by Jim Miller. The UFC lightweight discussed topics such as his father as an almost cartoon figure in his life, how he views parenthood, his biggest fear, brewing his own beer and dealing with losing a fight.

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Jim Miller can brew you a beer, he can fix your refrigerator and he can kick your ass.

He’s thought about what he would do if a Columbine-style massacre broke out at his high school. He fights to have fun. The only time he’s knocked a man out cold was way before he started training in mixed martial arts. This and many other stories paint the picture of who the UFC lightweight is and what he’s about.

A week after his Jan. 20 opponent, Melvin Guillard, joined the Sherdog Radio Network “Rewind” to tell his story, get know the other half of the UFC on FX “Guillard vs. Miller” main event. Jim Miller -- a fighter, father, brother, storyteller -- shares the experiences that made him who he on the latest “Sunday Sitdown,” Sunday night at 9 p.m. ET on the Sherdog Radio Network.

On a seven-fight winning streak, AMA Fight Club standout Jim Miller will face former WEC lightweight champion Benson Henderson in the UFC Live 5 co-headliner on Sunday at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee. A victory there could propel Miller into a lightweight title bout -- an opportunity for which he has waited longer than expected. The 27-year-old discussed his situation and approach during a pre-fight teleconference:

“I want the tough road. I want to fight all the best guys, and if I feel like I can be the UFC champ, then whoever they’re going to stick in my way on the way up to that point I should be able to beat. So I’ll just keep fighting. If I can pull out a win on [Aug.] 14 then, you know, if they tell me they’re going to throw me in there with somebody else, then so be it. I like to stay active and keep fighting and have that motivation to improve and just light a fire under my ass and be in the gym and try to get better every day.”