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Less than two weeks away from his UFC lightweight championship match at UFC 101, BJ Penn found himself fielding questions about a disputed text message and his treatment by the media, and was targeted by a crank caller during Tuesday's UFC 101 media conference call.

Still, at the end of it all, Penn claimed he was focused on retaining his title in his first match back from a drubbing at the hands of Georges St. Pierre at UFC 94.

"I'm fighting for the lightweight championship of the world. That's small stuff," he said. "I don't know how I get caught up in small stuff."

Four months after losing to Georges St Pierre at UFC 94, UFC lightweight champion BJ Penn is still angry that the Nevada State Athletic Commission didn't take action against St. Pierre for having grease rubbed on his body during the fight. In fact, Penn says he's so angry that he never wants to fight in Las Vegas again.

UFC lightweight champion BJ Penn was soundly defeated by Georges St. Pierre at UFC 94, and then spent time filing a lengthy appeal that went nowhere, but it seems that Penn is finally looking ahead instead of backward.

A full three months before his UFC 101 main-event matchup against Kenny Florian, Penn is in San Clemente, Calif., training with Marv Marinovich at Sport Science Lab, according to a video he posted on his site, BJPenn.com.

Marinovich is a trainer who specializes in speed, power and functional training. He is also well known as the controversial father of ex-USC and Oakland Raiders quarterback Todd Marinovich, a one-time prodigy who saw his NFL dreams fall prey to substance-abuse issues.

In the days after UFC 94, when BJ Penn accused Georges St Pierre of cheating by having grease rubbed on his body, UFC President Dana White was highly critical of St. Pierre's corner, wondering aloud how such an infraction could have been committed accidentally.

But White wants to put the issue behind him.

UFC welterweight champion Georges St Pierre says he's tired of lightweight champ BJ Penn saying he cheated to win their fight at UFC 94. But St. Pierre says he's not getting mad, he's getting even: By helping Kenny Florian prepare for his fight against Penn.

UFC welterweight champion Georges St Pierre says the campaign by lightweight champion BJ Penn to get the result of their UFC 94 fight thrown out are "ridiculous and going nowhere."

St. Pierre made the comments Friday, three days after Penn went before the Nevada State Athletic Commission to complain that St. Pierre had violated MMA rules by having grease rubbed on himself during their fight.

BJ Penn spent the run-up to his UFC 94 fight with Georges St Pierre talking tough: He took every opportunity to claim St. Pierre is a pretty boy who couldn't hang with a real man like him.

More than six weeks after Georges St Pierre beat BJ Penn at UFC 94 in one of the biggest fights in the history of mixed martial arts, the Nevada State Athletic Commission Tuesday held a hearing into Penn's accusation that St. Pierre cheated by having grease rubbed on his body.

Karo Parisyan was once among the most promising young athletes in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. But Tuesday's ruling from the Nevada State Athletic Commission is the latest sign that Parisyan will never fulfill his promise.

Above, see the video that Georges St Pierre's camp has offered to counter claims from BJ Penn that grease was rubbed on St Pierre's body during their fight at UFC 94.

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The above video represents the strongest argument I've seen yet from supporters of UFC lightweight champion BJ Penn that UFC welterweight champion Georges St Pierre cheated to win their main event fight at UFC 94.

Above is Dana White's video blog for UFC 94, and the conversation at the 11:05 mark gives me a good opportunity to bring up just what an amazing performance we got on Saturday from Jon Jones, who defeated Stephan Bonnar by unanimous decision, improving his pro MMA record to 8-0.