Mike Winkeljohn, on “Rewind,” discussing the role trainers will play in the UFC 154 welterweight title unification bout between Georges St. Pierre and Carlos Condit:

“I don’t think it would have changed anything if Greg [Jackson] would have been there. I think we would have had the same strategy we’re going with today. Greg and I have been together for so long, so I don’t think it would change that much. With Georges, I don’t know if Georges’ strategy would change that much. The guys that are running [St. Pierre’s] camp, they understand what’s going on. I think the fact that Greg stepped back is great. Honestly, Georges hasn’t been down to the gym but a couple of times in the last three years. He’s been up training with all the guys in Montreal, so he hasn’t picked up on what we do in camp. He’s not training every day with our footwork, with our style, with our defenses. It’s going to be an exciting fight.”

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 is joined by MMA Junkie editor-in-chief and USA Today senior MMA editor Dann Stupp.

Following the Anderson Silva-Stephan Bonnar main event of UFC 153 and the announcement of Jon Jones and Chael Sonnen as opposite coaches on “The Ultimate Fighter” Season 17, Breen and Stupp discuss whether recent events and injuries have created a new methodology for UFC matchmaking. The two open up on whether or not bouts like Silva-Bonnar and Jones-Sonnen are aberrations or signs of things to come, the role of TUF in the UFC's current woes, and which Anderson Silva superfight -- Georges St. Pierre or Jon Jones -- is more appealing.

Breen and Stupp also rap about how fighters shifting weight classes could alter their legacies and create new fight opportunities, the multi-divisional legacies of Anderson Silva, Randy Couture and B.J. Penn, the UFC's spin on cash-grab fights and much more.

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TJ De Santis and Jeff Sherwood returned to the Sherdog Radio Network on Monday for another edition of “Beatdown.”

For three hours, the duo opened up the phone lines and the inboxes to see how the listeners felt about TJ’s opinion -- mentioned on Saturday’s “Beatdown After The Bell” -- on how he would much rather see a match between Anderson Silva and Georges St. Pierre than one between Silva and Jon Jones.

Check out the show here.

Trainer Firas Zahabi, on “Rewind,” discussing what role Greg Jackson would have played in Georges St. Pierre’s training camp for Carlos Condit had he not recused himself due to a conflict of interest:

“When you have a guy like Greg, when he comes in, he’ll assess your entire training. There’s so many techniques. There’s so many things you could do -- you can’t do them all. Greg will come in and say, ‘This is what you’ve got to focus on if you want to beat this guy. You guys should spend the majority of your time doing this and this.’ He’ll lay it out for us in terms of how he sees the fight, and definitely we’ll follow that plan and gear our training towards that. We have other coaches as well. They put in their two cents. That’s a big part of the battle, making those decisions early on because you could spend a lot of time doing something that when it comes down to the fight, you didn’t use it at all. It wasn’t even relevant at all, so all those hours you spent working on that could have been better spent working on something else.”

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