At the TUF 10 Finale Q&A session last Friday night, it was fun and games for TUF 10 coach Rashad Evans and commentator Mike Goldberg.

On stage, the two talked about different people - opposing TUF 10 coach Quinton Jackson, current middleweight champion Anderson Silva, and Evans' mother - and all the while, the fighter did impressions of each one of them.

When playing Anderson Silva, he increased the tone of his voice, put on a big smile and talked with a bit on a sing-songy voice.  He even pandered to them possibly fighting each other in the future.

He even started to impersonate Marcus "Big Baby" Jones, but Jones called out from backstage that he was in the room, and they all laughed.

With no holds barred, Evans impersonated his mother, who phoned him after his confrontation with Rampage at UFC 96 - when they first butted heads.  Mrs. Evans told her son to "be nice to Rampage."

And the night would not been complete if Evans and Goldberg did not re-enact a confrontation between Evans and Rampage.  Goldberg, of course, played - a quite convincing - Rampage.

Whenever Evans stops fighting, perhaps he will have a second career as a comedian.