UFC 103 postfight: Jackson out longer, Liddell fights for DWTS title tonight

With mixed martial arts still a relatively underexposed sport, you'd think UFC president Dana White would be thrilled to see his fighters get more and more opportunities to do television and movies. You'd be thinking incorrectly. White was steaming all week, taking little digs at Quinton Jackson, about his fighters passing on fights because Hollywood has come calling. Jackson is forcing the promotion to push back a planned fight between himself and Rashad Evans, the coaches on The Ultimate Fighter 10, because he's in the new A-Team movie: "He wants to take the Rashad fight. He's in Vancouver making this movie," said White, who indicated that he finally spoke to Jackson after freezing him out the last few weeks. "Now we have to figure out when." Initials thoughts were that the Jackson-Evans fight would be pushed back just one or two events from the originally scheduled December 12 date. "It was supposed to be done right around December, now he...