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The UFC has rejigged a pair of high-profile fights, moving Matt (the Immortal) Brown from a Colorado card to face former welterweight champion Johny (Bigg Rigg) Hendricks at UFC 185 in Dallas on March 14. Brown, ranked sixth among 170-pound contenders, had been due to face No. 9 Tarec (Sponge) Saffiedine in the main event of a televised event Feb. 14 in Broomfield, Colo. But the bout was scrapped when a replacement opponent could not be found for the injured Saffiedine.The Broomfield card will now be headlined by welterweights Brandon (Rukus) Thatch, a Coloradao native, and Stephen (Wonderboy) Thompson.With new welterweight champion (Ruthless) Robbie Lawler electing not to fight until the summer, Hendricks had some time on his hands before the final leg of their trilogy. And with Hendricks wanting to fight in his home town of Dallas, the UFC shifted Brown to UFC 185.That likely opens the door for No. 2 contender Rory MacDonald to fight in April at UFC 186 in Montreal. No. 5 Hector Lombard offered to take on the Canadian after defeating Josh Burkman last month.Brown (21-12) has won seven of his last eight, losing to Lawler in July 2014.Hendricks (16-3) defeated Lawler at UFC 171 last March to claim the title vacated by Montreals Georges St-Pierre. Lawler took the crown away when he won a split decision at UFC 181 in December.The UFC 185 main event at American Airlines Center will pit lightweight champion Anthony (Showtime) Pettis (18-2) against No. 1 contender Rafael dos Anjos (23-7).Pettiss younger brother Sergio will also be in action at UFC 185, dropping down to flyweight to fight Dallas native Ryan Benoit.The brothers last fought together at UFC 181 with Anthony successfully defending his title against Gilbert Melendez and Sergio beating Matt Hobar.Unbeaten Toronto middleweight Elias (The Spartan) Theodorou will face off against Texan Roger (Silverback) Narvaez in Dallas. 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"We definitely had one of our better games this year and we played our most consistent game, playing hard-nosed and in their face," Anderson said. "We know they have a good team and they bring it every night and they do things right 99 per cent of the time so we found a way to win the game and do it with conviction." Senators head coach Paul MacLean was pleased with the timing of the emphatic victory. "Its the best way we possibly could (head into the break)," said MacLean. "If we were looking for something under the tree that could be a motivator for us and a feel-good thing for us, beating Pittsburgh 5-0 we can head into this three-day break with a positive attitude." The game was relatively close after two periods but the Senators dominated the Penguins in the third, outshooting them 15-9 while getting goals from Erik Karlsson, Kyle Turris and Cory Conacher. Zack Smith and Bobby Ryan also scored for the Senators (15-17-7) and Anderson earned the 24th shutout of his career. Marc-Andre Fleury made 24 saves for the Penguins (27-22-1), but saw his personal five-game winning streak come to an end. The win ended a three-game losing streak for the Senators with all three of those losses coming in Ottawa since they beat the St. Louis Blues last Monday, also at the Canadian Tire Centre. "I thought our response to the game tonight was workman like and our penalty killers did yeomen work and the difference in the game was that we obviously killed off those power plays," said MacLean after his team survived all seven short-handed situations, while scoring once in three power-play opportunities themselves. The Penguins had won 12 of their last 13 games in Ottawa, including seven in a row. Pittsburgh had only been shut out once this season as they fell 1-0 at home to the Colorado Avalanche on Oct. 21. The shutout was the first for the Senators since they blanked the Buffalo Sabres 1-0 in their first game of the season. Defenceman Marc Methot set an early tone that it was going to be a physical night. With the Penguins breaking towards the Ottawa goal, Methot took Sidney Crosby out with a hard hip check. Crosby wasnt hurt on the play but his spinning body was catapulted into Pascal Dupuis who went down and hit hard into the end boards. Dupuis left the game with what was later described as a lower body injury and did not return.dddddddddddd Crosby was mostly ineffective the rest of the game and his immediate reaction after the game was not a good one. "I havent seen the replay. I dont know how low it was. He almost blew my knee out so it was pretty low," Crosby said. "I dont know if it was right above my knee or above my hip, but it was awfully close." Methot politely disagreed. "I have a ton of respect for that player," said Methot. "I think hes one of the best players in the world and you have to play him hard and that was our goal." The two players had a lengthy discussion before play resumed while Dupuis was attended to behind the net. "He wasnt happy about it and I wouldnt be happy either so I dont blame him for coming at me a bit," said Methot. "I thought it was a clean hit. Ive been throwing hip checks my whole career and Im six-foot three and I dont think I can get much lower than his knees." Smith opened the scoring at 6:54 of the first period when he put a backhand in a very small opening between Fleurys left skate and the post after the Penguins netminder made a pad save on Cody Ceci. Anderson held Pittsburgh at bay and stopped two Penguins on breakaways in the second period, including one shorthanded by Brandon Sutter. The other was a glove save off James Neal. In between those breakaways, Ryan scored his first goal in four games when he directed a point shot from Chris Phillips past Fleury at 5:56. It came on the same power play that the Senators surrendered on Sutters breakaway. "A big part of the game was when they get the power play goal to go up 2-0 and we have several chances on the power play," Penguins coach Dan Bylsma said. "We had several good opportunities to score but we dont cash in and certainly the game turns on that stretch where we had three power plays in the second and we dont get a goal." The Penguins head into the break leading the eastern Conference while the Senators are in 10th place four points out of a playoff spot. 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