Weak, weak, weak. Sonnen destroyed Silva in R1, no argument there. Then R2 starts and Sonnen has Silva in the clinch for quite a while and Silva is literally grabbing and pulling on Sonnen's shorts to keep from getting taken down and the ref is completely oblivious (this is a verbal warning and the second offense would be a point deduction). Anyhow, Silva keeps holding them and doesn't let go until Sonnen's shorts literally start riding up his side. Even with his shorts heading up onto his ribs, the ref says nothing.
Fast forward... Sonnen throws a terrible spinning back fist, loses his balance, and falls down. Silva sprints forward and throws a knee that catches Sonnen in the upper chest (???)- almost looked like part of the leg got his chin which would be an illegal strike and result in a pause in the action to allow Sonnen to recover. Anyhow, Sonnen turtles up and blocks every one of Silva's follow ups with his forearms and gloves (some of the punches got nothing but air) and then the ref steps in to stop the title fight labeled as the "Biggest Fight in UFC History" when no one is seriously injured or even taking punishment. Shane Carwin hit Brock Lesnar with hard shots in the same position for probably 2 minutes in their title fight and Lesnar was jacked up... makes no sense to let that title fight go (Lesnar came back to win) but call this one. I was just hoping for a competitive controversy free fight, and this one ended in a joke IMO... did not get the $55 worth.
I also felt Tito won 2/3 rounds and should have won 29-28 since he had the takedowns in R1 and R3 and actually dropped Forrest twice. Forrest was more active (Tito gassed very early), but he never once had Tito in any trouble. That being said, they've both been great in their respective careers and look ready for retirement.