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Here's the latest installment of ESPN's MMA Live:

The focus of the show, of course, was UFC 86, and the UFC light heavyweight title fight between Quinton Rampage Jackson and Forrest Griffin. Former UFC heavyweight champ Frank Mir, who was a guest on the show, noted that the lack of animosity between Jackson and Griffin may have made UFC 86 a tougher pay-per-view to sell.

But as both Mir and Kenny Floridan noted, this fight doesn't need trash talk to make it a great one. Both Jackson and Griffin have aggressive approaches, and they'll put on a good show in the Octagon, even if they haven't put on a good show in the pre-fight trash talk.

UFC President Dana White appeared on today's edition of ESPN.com's MMA Live:

The interview begins with White's comments about Anderson Silva's upcoming fight on Spike, which White claimed is not an attempt to hurt the Affliction organization but simply part of his commitment to making good fights affordable for the fans.

"I'm always working on a network deal -- we're always talking to networks," White said. "We'll have a network deal as soon as the right deal comes."

White also said that while lightweight champion B.J. Penn may eventually move up to welterweight, White expects the winner of the Kenny Floridan-Roger Huerta fight at UFC 87 to take on Penn for the lightweight title.