Take him how you want, but James Toney is a joke. He may have a "puncher's chance" in any fight, but he has no chance of winning anyone over in the public relations battle, unless you count Kimbo Slice's three fans. If Dana wants to make an example of Toney, as he previously stated, put him against Shane Carwin or Brock Lesnar. The only problem is that Toney will never be a title contender so a fight against someone who could really embarrass him is highly unlikely. Not that he won't get beaten like a rented mule against most anyone in the heavyweight division, he just may not get the point.

UFC President Dana White couldn’t help but compare Brock Lesnar and James Toney after UFC 116.

Lesnar, who submitted Shane Carwin in the main event Saturday to unify the UFC heavyweight title, first entered the Octagon with little MMA experience but an extensive amateur wrestling background. Toney, who fights Randy Couture on Aug. 28 in Boston at UFC 118, will debut in the UFC with no MMA experience but has a long boxing career under his belt.