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By Jake Rossen/Sherdog.com
Thursday, November 5, 2009 In an era in which Lyoto Machida and Anderson Silva are openly petitioning management for heavyweight fights, the idea of Tito Ortiz trying to chip away at the ego of Chuck Liddell should underwhelm you like nothing else. "I think if I call him out enough times, I think he'll be a man and step up," Ortiz told MMAWeekly. "Why wouldn't he? That's a huge fight and a big payday for him. It will be good." Why wouldn't he? Because Liddell, unlike Ortiz, had a gamesman's attitude toward the sport: ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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