Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) made its successful return to the land "Down Under" with its UFC 127 pay-per-view (PPV) extravaganza last Saturday night (Feb. 26, 2011) from the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia.

"Penn vs. Fitch" featured former lightweight champion B.J. Penn battling perennial welterweight contender Jon Fitch to a majority draw in the main event of the evening.

Aspiring 185-pound contender Michael Bisping silenced the uprising of fellow trash talking middleweight Jorge Rivera in the co-featured fight of the night (and a bout riddled with controversy), while local favorite George Sotiropoulos dropped down the 155-pound ladder with an upset loss to German kickboxer Dennis Siver.

In cased you missed any or all of it — or just want to keep the discussion alive — below are links to all the major storylines coming out of Saturday's blockbuster pay-per-view.

Let’s get to it.

UFC 127 live results and play-by-play

"Penn vs. Fitch" recap and post-fight discussion

Fight night bonuses and awards

Post-fight press conference video

BJ Penn and Jon Fitch fight to a majority draw

How did FightMetric score "Penn vs. Fitch?"

Does Jon Fitch still deserve a welterweight title shot?

Jon Fitch should get his due says MMAmania.com's Geno Mrosko

Michael Bisping stops Jorge Rivera in round two

Michael Bisping spits on Jorge Rivera's cornermen

Jorge Rivera calls Michael Bisping's illegal knee "deliberate"

Dennis Siver upsets George Sotiropoulos via unanimous decision

Brian Ebersole shocks Chris Lytle (and the fans) via unanimous decision

Brian Ebersole shaves an arrow into his chest to point him to victory (Pic)

Kyle Noke submits Chris Camozzi in round one

Mark Hunt knocks out Chris Tuchscherer and splits open the "Crowbar's" eye (Pic)

That my friends, should be enough to keep you talking -- at least for the time being.

Remember that UFC on Versus 3: "Sanchez vs. Kampmann" is just around the corner - along with UFC 128: "Shogun vs. Jones" on March 19. And what card are you most looking forward to in the second quarter of 2011?

Sound off, Maniacs.