Remember when you first heard the story of the three little pigs? If you’re anything like me you might have questioned the mental capacity of pigs one and two in regards to their choice of building material. In a roundabout way the same could be said of UFC light heavyweight Chael P. Sonnen.

The former middleweight turned light heavyweight contender will face UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones this Saturday at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. This fight has turned into one of the most highly anticipated bouts of 2013, but for the wrong reasons.   

The expectations of a small-town mixed martial arts promotion usually don’t exceed past the point of drunken fools fighting to settle a score rather than an athletic competition. Saturday night at the Soldotna Sports Center, the Peninsula Fighting Championship shattered that stereotype by putting on one of the greatest mixed martial arts events I’ve seen in a while.

It’s been awhile since we’ve done a Twitter mailbag column and there’s no better time than right now. I’ve received numerous questions from our readers and I was able to narrow down the choices to four of them. These four were the most reoccurring — in one form or another — questions asked and the answers might surprise you. 

What are the main and co-main events for the Peninsula Fight Championship 4?

Back at UFC on Fox 6 on Jan. 26 at the United Center in Chicago, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson answered a barrage of questions regarding his departure (or proposed departure) from the UFC. In all fairness to Jackson, we’ve come to love and expect his “keeping it real” answers when responding to the media, so it came as no surprise when questions regarding his future employment arose during that media call.

Jackson’s responses delivered as expected.

“They offered a renegotiation contract but I didn’t like (it). I don’t want it. I don’t want to renegotiate with them,” he said.