The last 6 months marks probably the worst streak of injuries the UFC has seen. Almost every single PPV card since UFC 147 has been significantly altered due to main card injuries. Most recently, we saw UFC 153 turned completely upside down when both the main event and co-main were pulled on the very same day.

Now with UFC On Fox 5 just around the corner, UFC president Dana White has some advice for his fighters. Here's what Dana had to say in response to a question regarding the decision to put title fights on the Fox cards:

The strategic idea is to put the best fights we could possibly put on Fox. You guys know what the last year and a half has been like. It's tough to keep a card together.

What do we got, like a week and a half to go? I want to say to all of the guys on the phone, "Tone your training down a little bit." Let's not get any body injured this last week and a half.

In the wake of the cancellation of UFC 151, it seems Dana is even more worried about injuries than ever.

UFC On Fox 5 is coming up on December 8 at the Key Arena in Seattle, WA. In the main event, Ben Henderson will defend his Lightweight championship against Nate Diaz. Light Heavyweights Mauricio Rua and Alexander Gustafsson will try to battle their way into contendership. And B.J. Penn will be returning to action after a 13 month hiatus to fight Welterweight Rory MacDonald.

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