Go behind-the-scenes of WEC: Bowles vs. Cruz to see portraits of fighters taken immediately before and after their bouts. If you missed the show, you can order the replay at www.ufc.com/live or watch it throughout the month on Versus.

The On-Demand Replay of Pro MMA Radio’s interviews with WEC Founder and GM Reed Harris and rising Featherweight star Chad Mendes is ready now and available for our listeners 24/7. Reed broke down this weekend’s WEC 47 and the WEC’s first Pay Per View on April 24th when Featherweight Champion Jose Aldo defends the belt against former champion Urijah Faber. Chad discussed his highly anticipated WEC debut where he defeated previously unbeaten Eric Koch. 

VERSUS, the cable television home of World Extreme Cagefighting® (WEC®), will re-air a night of action-packed fights from the March 6 live WEC event on Wednesday, March 10, at 9 p.m. ET.  The two- hour presentation will feature seven fights from this past weekend's card, including the non-televised bout between Ricardo Lamas (8-1) and Bendy Casimir (19-6-2) - an intense battle that is already being touted as one of the best knockouts of 2010.

Frank Curreri, WEC - Dominick Cruz and Joseph Benavidez, who fought last August, are once again on a collision course.

Both fighters earned career milestones at WEC 47 in Columbus, Ohio – with Cruz dethroning WEC bantamweight champ Brian Bowles and Benavidez submitting former kingpin Miguel Angel Torres – and afterward Benavidez made it clear he welcomes a sequel with the belt on the line.

It was Fight of the Night at WEC: Bowles vs. Cruz on Saturday night -- three action-packed, back-and-forth rounds. Watch the entire bout for free on Versus.com; order the rest of the night's replay at www.wec.tv.

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Thomas Gerbasi, UFC - Just a couple quick ones about Jens Pulver…

Nothing about his 22 pro wins, his reign as the first UFC lightweight champion, or his legacy as the man who put the lighter weight classes on the map here in the States; we’ll save that for later.

By Mike Chiappetta, MMA Fighting - It was last October that he told me he was returning to fight. At the time, everybody already assumed he was done. He'd pretty much said so after losing his last match in only 33 seconds.

But Jens Pulver could not go; he was not yet ready. He had to try one more time, make some changes, move his life, his camp, back to his Boise, Idaho roots. Only when he was home, only when he was comfortable could he make that decision.

He told me something that I'll never forget, and that's saying something because Pulver is a fascinating interview, full of candidness and surprises.

Frank Curreri, WEC – Those who labeled Dominick Cruz to be a light puncher must eat their words following his masterful performance Saturday night against WEC bantamweight champion Brian Bowles. The 4-to-1 underdog battered Bowles over two rounds with crisp punching combinations and leg kicks, and Bowles went back to his corner at the end of round two and did not return for a third round. The unbeaten champion told doctors his hand was broken and opted not to continue fighting, conceding his title to his tearful and overjoyed challenger.