Jack Encarnacao returned to The Sherdog Radio Network on Friday for another roundtable discussion. This time the panel broke down tomorrow night's Strikeforce “Rockhold vs. Kennedy” card, which takes place at The Rose Garden in Portland, Ore.

Joining Jack on the roundtable were Sherdog.com's Jordan Breen, Lutfi Sariahmed, and ESPN.com's Chad Dundas. The men broke down all of tomorrow night's action including the main event middleweight title bout that features champion Luke Rockhold defending his belt for the second time against challenger Tim Kennedy. The panel also discussed the welterweight tilt pitting former UFC middleweight title challenger Nate Marquardt against Tyron Woodley.

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Live radio continued Tuesday on The Sherdog Radio Network, with new episodes of "IT'S TIME!!! with Bruce Buffer" and "The Jordan Breen Show."

Bruce Buffer welcomed comedian Russell Peters to the "IT'S TIME!!!" program. The two men talked about a variety of topics, including this Saturday's UFC 132 event.

Jordan Breen was back with two hours of "education and regulation" on another edition of "The JBS." Sherdog.com's Greg Savage joined Breen to go in-depth on the recent news regarding Nate Marquardt's denied license, and subsequent firing from the Ultimate Fighting Championship. The pair also touched on this past weekend's "UFC Live 4" event and looked ahead to the upcoming UFC 132 card.

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Jack Encarnacao returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Friday for a roundtable discussion for Sunday night's "UFC Live" card on Versus. Joining him were Sherdog.com's Jeff Sherwood, Lutfi Sariahmed, Todd Martin, and Yahoo! Sports' Dave Meltzer. For two hours the panel broke down the card that will see Nate Marquardt make his UFC welterweight debut against Rick Story.

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"The Savage Dog Show" and "Beatdown" radio shows returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Monday. Joining the shows were MMA fighters Nate Marquardt and Jorge Masvidal.

On "Beatdown" Jack Encarnacao and myself were joined by UFC fighter Nate Marquardt. The former UFC middleweight title challenger joined us to talk about his UFC Live 4 main event fight with Rick Story. "The Great" sizes up Story, talks about the transition to welterweight, and if he would fight friend Georges St. Pierre should the opportunity arise.

Greg Savage and Jeff Sherwood were back for another edition of "The Savage Dog Show." Joining them was Strikeforce lightweight Jorge Masvidal. The American Top Team product is two days removed from his victory over former EliteXC champion K.J. Noons.

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Nate Marquardt (Pictured), on “Beatdown,” discussing the 10-point must system:

“I think the [10-point must] system is good, but I honestly feel like most judges don’t really utilize the full system. They score every round either 10 or a 9 for either opponent. They’re rarely using 10-8 rounds where you see a guy gets knocked down once or twice. I feel like if there’s a dominant round where the guy’s getting knocked down, that should be a 10-8 round. That’s how it is in boxing. If you knock the guy down and nothing else happens, that’s a 10-8 round. I also feel like 10-10 rounds should be utilized. I think sometimes the round is a draw.”

Live radio returned to The Sherdog Radio Network Monday with new episodes of "The Savage Dog Show" and "Beatdown" radio programs.

On "The SDS" Jeff Sherwood and myself were joined by UFC heavyweight Brendan Schaub. The Grudge Training Center product is set to face Pride open-weight grand prix tournament winner Mirko Filipovic. Schaub talks about the upcoming showdown with "Cro Cop" and how he plans on knocking out the Croatian.

On "Beatdown" Jack Encarnacao talked to UFC middleweight contender Nate Marquardt. Jack talked to the former king of Pancrase about his upcoming match with Yoshihiro Akiyama. Encarnacao was also joined by Eliot Marshall.

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Nate Marquardt, on “Beatdown,” discussing Chael Sonnen’s alleged positive steroid test after fighting Anderson Silva and whether steroids played a role in his fight against Sonnen:

“First of all, that’s not the reason he beat me. He beat me fair and square, and I feel like I know the reason he beat me. It’s because I didn’t follow my game plan. But frankly … I should be able to beat anyone in the world. It doesn’t matter if they’re on steroids. When you’re a true athlete, I think the best result from your training is to be natural and just to be healthy. I think using steroids, for a true athlete, is going to take away from your performance in one sense or another. You might get stronger, but you might get slower. You might get faster, but you’re going to get tired quicker or it’s going to shorten your career. I think there’s a lot of different [reasons] that are bad for an athlete to use steroids. Like I said, it doesn’t matter to me. I should have won anyway.”