With most organizations on hiatus for the holiday weekend, fans turned their attention to a number of topics in MMA.

Should the UFC bring Chuck Liddell and Randy Couture together for an unprecedented fourth matchup? What are the ramifications of the January bout between UFC champions Georges St. Pierre and B.J. Penn? Are there other superfights that need to happen? 

In our latest installment of The Sunday Junkie, MMAjunkie.com readers discuss those and other topics in our weekly reader-feedback feature.

Ultimate Warrior Challenge, a Washington, D.C.-based MMA promotion has successfully positioned itself in the East Coast market by following a well-designed formula.

But the organization didn't come to the plan overnight.

MMAjunkie.com contributor Kelly Crigger recently sat down with Ultimate Warrior Sports Development CEO S. Marcello Foran to discuss the evolution and future plans of Ultimate Warrior Challenge.

While recent reports have indicated that the UFC is interested in booking a fourth bout between former champions Randy Couture and Chuck Liddell for the organization's German debut at UFC 99 in June, the bout is not yet a guarantee.

During this week's edition of "MMA Live" on ESPN.com, Franklin McNeil reported that neither fighter has yet signed on for the matchup.

McNeil said sources have indicated that neither fighter is "thrilled" about the potential fight.

In his 13 years in mixed martial arts, UFC, PRIDE and Shooto veteran Enson Inoue has earned a reputation as a hard-fighting, hard-living warrior who refused to submit to anyone -- or anything.

But less than two weeks removed from a near-month-long stay in a Japanese prison, Inoue told MMAjunkie.com his life has been forever changed.

"I'm this tough dude that doesn't tap, but I'm also human, too," Inoue said. "I had insecurities in prison. I had hard times. I had to overcome it a lot."

With current UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva far and away the world's top 185-pound fighter, we were curious to know which fighter is currently the second best.

Tens of thousands of readers made a pick in our weekly "Inside MMA"/MMAjunkie.com poll when we asked the question, and when all the votes were tallied, two fighters rose far above the rest.

However, the results, which were revealed on the most recent edition of "Inside MMA" on HDNet, may surprise you -- especially when considering neither of the two fighters is even currently competing in the middleweight division.