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There will be several bonus characters available for UFC Undisputed 2010, but there’s a catch. You’ll have to pre-order the PS3 version of the game from GameStop in order to get them all.

UFC 111 is shaping up to be a monster card. If Rashad Evans and Rampage Jackson meet in Montreal at UFC 113 that card will be huge too. Typically, that would mean the card sandwiched in between would be more on the average side, but if the following pans out, UFC 112 in Abu Dhabi will be stacked as well.

First up, BJ Penn confirmed in a video on BJPenn.com (ever heard of it?) he’s tentatively scheduled to fight on the Abu Dhabi card. He didn’t specify an opponent, but word is Gray Maynard is the likely candidate if he beats Nate Diaz at UFC Fight Night 20 on Monday, otherwise Frankie Edgar could get the nod. Penn also added that he hasn’t signed anything yet, so at this point it’s still up in the air.

The lightweight title may not be the only title up for grabs on April 10. According to Tatame, Anderson Silva is expected to defend his middleweight title against Vitor Belfort.

The fight between Anderson Silva and Vitor Belfort is in works to take place at UFC 112, on April 10, at Abu Dhabi. Carlos Santos, leader of Emirates Team, revealed to TATAME.com that both fighters called him to train at his training center in Abu Dhabi in the days before the fight.

Silva’s manager, Ed Soares, however told MMA Junkie earlier this week “we’ll probably see him in April or May,” so the scheduling may not be as set as the report makes it sound.

Also, Roy Nelson has expressed fighting at UFC 112 since the man who awarded him his BJJ black belt, Renzo Gracie, is expected to make his UFC debut against Matt Hughes on the card.

Inside MMA airs tonight on HDNet at 9PM ET.

Frank Mir talks to Fanhouse about Kimbo Slice, Roy Nelson and a variety of other topics.

…in a submission grappling match back in 2003? Not bad for a fat guy, huh?

Here are a bunch of post-fight press conference videos and post-fight interview from the TUF 10 Finale via Fanhouse & Fox Fight Game.

The TUF 10 Finale took place earlier this evening at The Pearl at The Palms Casino & Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.

In the night’s main event, Roy Nelson and Brendan Schaub squared off to become this season’ “Ultimate Fighter.”

Jon Jones took on Matt Hamill in a light heavyweight contest.

Kimbo Slice made his UFC debut against hard-hitting Houston Alexander.

Frankie Edgar took on Matt Veach in a lightweight match-up.

Marcus Jones and Matt Mitrione met in the cage to settle their grudge.

Results, thoughts, bonuses and live gate (when available) after the jump.

Seeing Houston Alexander look sharp on the mitts and Kimbo Slice half-ass a shadowboxing session doesn’t exactly inspire confidence that Kimbo will pick up the win tomorrow night.

Roy Nelson, Branden Schaub, Jon Jones and Matt Hamill after the jump.

Fanhouse’s Ariel Helwani interviews Roy Nelson, Kimbo Slice, Houston Alexander and Marcus Jones at the TUF 10 Finale media day. Also, Brendan Schaub talks to RawVegas.tv.

Roy Nelson, Brendan Schaub, Marcus Jones and Matt Mitrione after the jump.