UFC star Belfort calls out 'clown' Sonnen, Jones after KO of Bisping

Vitor Belfort wasted no time in trying to set up his next match by using his post-fight interview at UFC on FX 7 in Sao Paulo, Brazil to call Chael Sonnen a "clown" and ask for a rematch with Jon Jones — the light heavyweight champion.

"Kick him out," Belfort said of Sonnen right after stopping Michael Bisping in the second round Saturday.  "Let me fight Jon Jones. I need that rematch. get that clown away."

Sonnen, who was an analyst on Fuel TV's post-game show immediately shot back.

"You've been telling the world that you want to meet Jesus," he said.  "I would gladly arrange that travel, but first I'm gonna get rid of Jon Jones. But you are next ... Let me be clear, Vitor — I accept.  Don't make any mistake about it."

Sonnen and Jones will meet April 27 in Newark for the title — setting up a possible light heavyweight fight against Jones or maybe a middleweight bout with Sonnen.

Either way — pretty interesting.

UFC star Chael Sonnen makes cameo in 'Always Sunny' spoof

"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" returns for its eighth season on Oct. 11, and the irreverent series — which has never followed the rules of comedy or political correctness — has decided to switch up the entire cast if you believe the commercials running on the FX network.

FX has released spoof commercials with new actors and actresses playing the arrogant "Always Sunny" characters we've come to know and shake our heads at.

One of the character changes is controversial MMA star Chael Sonnen who is playing the role of  Dennis on the behind-the-scenes commercials. The egotistical light heavyweight is a good fit for the part of the narcissistic Dennis.  Sonnen's casting might be a tie-in to the UFC which broadcasts on FX.

The other replacements are Xzibit as the new Dee, Haley Joel Osment as Mac (he even has the beard), Candace Cameron as Charlie and Andrew Dice Clay as Frank.



Expecting anything less than from television's most warped bar owners is to be expected.