Here's an interesting quote I found whilest grazing the intertubes:
"I've made it very clear to Chuck. Very clear. It's not about money, it's not about this, that. Chuck is one of my good friends. Chuck (has) cemented his legacy in the UFC and in the fight game. I'm not even saying if he wins, unless he looks incredibly impressive (in Montreal) - I mean, he's going to have to go out there and dazzle me, for me to want Chuck to still fight. I love him, and I don't want to see what I saw in his last fight ever again."
So what exactly does this all mean?
It's a good piece to read, but at the same time, it is a little vague. "For me to want Chuck to still fight." There are8 letters missing from that line: IN THE UFC. Dana could just be talking as a friend and saying, "Hey, if you get killed out there again, then maybe it's time to hang up the gloves?" This is the equivilent of taking your drunk friend home from the pub before he starts hitting on the fat chick.
Nonetheless, it still spells the possibility of seeing the end of Liddell in the UFC. But fortune is smilling upon our mohawked man, for on this day, he does battle with Shogun "I can't breathe" Rua.
This much is for sure, the loser of this fight, never steps foot in the octagon again.