Rashad Evans dominated Tito Ortiz at UFC 133

(Photo by Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images) Former light heavyweight champion Rashad “Suga” Evans was all business when he walked to the cage at UFC 133 “Evans vs. Ortiz 2” at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. Evans (16-1-1, 11-1-1 UFC) entered the cage on all fours, similar to what his former training partner Jon Jones does when he enters. Evans seemed to be truly focused for this fight from the opening bell. His opponent, Tito Ortiz (16-9-1, 15-9-1 UFC), paced back-and-forth, as if he was a caged animal.Both fighters had good exchanges in the opening round. The first round ended with Ortiz on his back taking several punches from Evans. In the second round Ortiz had a guillotine choke on Evans, but he escaped. Ortiz looked tired and Evans took advantage of him by raining down elbows while holding Ortiz in a mounted crucifix. Ortiz was able to get up, but was pinned against the fence. Evans kneed Ortiz in the chest and followed w...