UFC hall of famer and former light heavyweight champ Chuck Liddell was eliminated from “Dancing With The Stars” on Tuesday following his performance of the Texas two-step on Monday with dance partner Anna Trebunskaya that failed to impress judges.

Liddell finishes 11th out of 16 competitors after his week four elimination.

Round 5 today announced that its first series of UFC figurines, which go on sale early next year, will include Chuck Liddell, Georges St-Pierre, Rashad Evans, Kenny Florian, Clay Guida, and Lyoto Machida.

Former UFC light heavyweight champion and hall-of-famer Chuck Liddell will appear on the upcoming season of “Dancing with the Stars”.

“I want to win,” Liddell, who’s sitting out until mid-2010 while deciding on retiring, today told UFC.com. “I don’t like losing in anything, so I’ll work as hard as they’ll let me.”

Contrary to previous reports following his knockout of Forrest Griffin on Saturday at UFC 101, Anderson Silva says he won’t be relinquishing his middleweight title to remain permanently at light heavyweight and will continue to fight in both divisions.

In other news, the UFC will counter-program Saturday’s Strikeforce: Carano vs. Cyborg event with a free replay of UFC 100 on Spike TV, Dennis Hallman has signed a four-fight contract to return to the UFC, and more…

Former UFC light heavyweight champion Chuck Liddell and late TapouT co-founder Charles “Mask” Lewis will be the newest inductees into the UFC Hall of Fame.

UFC President Dana White announced the latest inductees via Twitter on Monday evening. The pair are set to be inducted at 6:30pm PT on Friday on the eve of UFC 100 at the UFC Fan Expo at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.

Rumors that Chuck Liddell could headline UFC 103 on September 19th in Dallas, possibly against former middleweight champ and current light heavyweight contender Rich Franklin, appear to have been nothing more than speculation, as the former light heavyweight title-holder tells SI.com that he’s yet to make a decision on retirement and will be sitting out until after April 2010 should he opt to return to the Octagon.

Former UFC light heavyweight champion Chuck Liddell will reportedly not retire despite the wishes of Dana White, with rumors swirling that he could return to action this fall, possibly for a bout against Rich Franklin.

The anticipated showdown between TUF 10 coaches Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and Rashad Evans is expected to headline UFC 107 on December 19 in Las Vegas.

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During Saturday’s broadcast of The Ultimate Fighter 9 Finale, UFC President Dana White announced that former UFC light heavyweight champion Vitor Belfort could soon return to the UFC and challenge UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva.

As a guest on “Inside the Octagon” hosted by TUF 7 winner Amir Sadollah, White also confirmed that light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida will defend his title on October 24 in Los Angeles against Mauricio “Shogun” Rua and maintained that he’d prefer Chuck Liddell retire, though the most surprising news was the announcement that Belfort may again be competing inside the Octagon.

Since his first-round TKO loss to Mauricio "Shogun" Rua at UFC 97 in mid-April a debate has raged over whether Chuck Liddell would, or should, return to the octagon for at least one more bout. "Right now, I couldn’t say that I’m not going to fight again," said Liddell in a recent interview.

After getting wind of John Hackleman's thoughts on Chuck Liddell retiring (or not retiring rather), UFC president Dana White, in typical Dana White fashion, held back little in response to the Iceman's longtime trainer. The war of words continues...

The UFC will induct two new members into its hall of fame at the UFC Fan Expo on July 10th in Las Vegas immediately following UFC President Dana White's keynote address. Former UFC light heavyweight champ Chuck Liddell and TapouT co-founder Charles "Mask" Lewis are expected to be the latest members inducted into the hall of fame.

UFC president Dana White announced during the post-UFC 97 press conference that former UFC light heavyweight champion Chuck Liddell has fought for the last time in his hall-of-fame career. Also announced were the official attendance, gate, and bonus figures for UFC 97.

Anderson Silva defeated Thales Leites via unanimous decision in the UFC 97 main event on Saturday in Montreal, Canada in a fight that will be remembered as one of the most uneventful in UFC history. In the co-headliner, Mauricio "Shogun" Rua likely retired Chuck Liddell with a first-round knockout.