--A lot of 2012 UFC plans were talked about by Dana White, Lorenzo Fertitta, and FOX execs like David Hill, Eric Shanks and George Greenberg. The plan starting in the new year will be four FOX specials which will air from 8:30 to 10 p.m. on Saturday nights, airing two or three fights. There will also be six live events that will be two hours in length airing on FX, and six live events on Fuel that will be three hours in length. For PPV shows, they will air the early prelim matches on Fuel, the last two prelims on FX and then go live on PPV.
--The most notable thing is that Fuel is going to be almost the UFC channel. They are planning on airing 2,000 hours of UFC programming next year, which, if you're keeping track, is five-and-a-half hours per day, and that number may go up more than down. It will include all kinds of taped shows, talk shows, Pride shows, UFC events, UFC prelims, and any international versions of Ultimate Fighter. So without changing its name, it's almost like it'll be the UFC network.
--Lorenzo Fertitta said that there are no plans to air two shows on the same night. Dana White had talked about it for 2/25, which would have been a FOX special as the lead-in for a PPV show. He said they could do it, it won't happen 2/25, but right now there are no plans for such a night.
--They also noted on Saturday's TV show, they won't be pushing UFC 139 that much, but will instead focus on pushing UFC 141 with Brock Lesnar vs. Alistair Overeem, with both appearing on the show, and pushing that the winner of Dos Santos vs. Velasquez faces the Lesnar vs. Overeem winner.
--White has been pushing Pacquiao vs. Marquez almost as good as the boxing promoters, talking about how you can sit at home Saturday night, watch the UFC heavyweight title fight, and then buy the Pacquiao PPV.