Will Strikeforce Be Able To Rebound From Fedor's Loss?

Last year, Strikeforce went from a regional promotion to a national promotion seemingly overnight.  They got the CBS deal as they took over EliteXC's assets and then signed the best heavyweight in the world in Fedor Emelianenko.  The most impressive thing was that they did so even though the UFC was in heavy pursuit of Emelianenko.  Strikeforce's first offering on CBS was heavily built around having Fedor in the main event, promoting him more so than their brand itself.  The show was deemed successful, yet still didn't quite pack the punch that CBS executives had hoped for.  The second Strikeforce event that aired on CBS did so without Emelianenko and it bombed ratings wise.  He was Strikeforce's biggest draw, and the fans in attendance always had high energy when it was time for Fedor to fight. 

It's evident that Strikeforce leaned heavily on the mystique and drawing power of Fedor.  He was the one fighter that prevented the UFC from legitimately saying they had ALL the best fighters in the world.  While he's still a top heavyweight after the loss, there's no way you can keep him in the #1 spot because he lost decisively.  The marketing that surrounded Emelianenko was centered on him being this unbeatable cyborg, and now that angle is no longer available to them.

Does Fedor have the Kimbo Slice effect in that people will tune in to see him fight in droves even though he is coming off a loss?  Will Strikeforce turn their attention to its heavyweight champion in Alistair Overeem in regards to marketing?  Will they get him to fight defend his title on a consistent basis?  Should they book an immediate re-match or move forward with Overeem vs. Werdum 2?

Strikeforce has a lot of questions right now, and it'll be interesting to see how they address these issues moving forward.