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In the main event, UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar aims to avenge the lone loss of his career when he battles Gray Maynard.

Check out the UFC 125 results below.

Main Fight Card

Frankie Edgar vs. Gray Maynard ruled a draw
Brian Stann def. Chris Leben via first-round TKO
Thiago Silva def. Brandon Vera via unanimous decision
Dong Hyun Kim def. Nate Diaz via unanimous decision
Clay Guida def. Takanori Gomi via submission (guillotine choke)

Undercard

Jeremy Stephens def. Marcus Davis via third-round KO
Dustin Poirier def. Josh Grispi via unanimous decision
Brad Tavares def. Phil Baroni via first-round TKO
Diego Nunes def. Mike Brown via split decision
Daniel Roberts def. Greg Soto via submission (kimura)
Jacob Volkmann def. Antonio McKee via split decision

Main Event! Gray Maynard vs Frankie Edgar – Prediction – Maynard

Although Edgar has beat BJ Penn twice, he still doesn’t get any respect, and the crew here thinks h will lose his title tonight vs Maynard. If Edgar does pull out this win, and he is favored to lose. Then we should all give him his due. Maynard is the only fighter to beat Edgar in the Octagon.

Round 1  - Amazing! Maynard tagged Edgar and knocked him down several times. Edgar was out on his feet several times but somehow survived the round! The ref was close to stopping it several times, Edgar is a bloody mess with a possible broken nose. Maynard may regret not finishing this fight in round 1. He looks like he may have gassed his arms out.

Round 2 – What am awesome fight! Edgar is a true champ! He is recovered and put it on Maynard in this round, including slamming Maynard to the mat! Its one round each now, and Maynard may be wondering what he has to do to beat this guy. Great fight so far and Edgar just earned every MMA’s fan respect!

Round 3 – This round has been back and forth, Maynard caught Edgar with a couple nice upper cuts and jabs which open the cut on Edgars nose back up. Maynard also finally got a take down near the end of the round. I’d give the round to Maynard, putting him up at least 2 rounds to 1. Still anyone’s fight…

Round 4 – Maynard looks like he is fading, Edgar is coming on strong and took Maynard down twice at the start of the round. Edgar isn’t slowing down even after the beating he took in round 1. The 5th round will decide this fight and Maynard will have to dig deep to take the title from the champ. On to the 5th round!

Round 5 -Well that was a back and forth round, very hard to score. both fighter got some shots in, both had take downs stuffed, so it was a very close round. Very hard to score too. I hate seeing titles changing hands via decisions on close fights. Even Joe Rogan doesn’t know how to score either.

Results - This fight was a draw! The decision was split by two judges, one had it for Gray and one for Frankie, the third judge scored it a draw so Edgar keeps his title. I think a re-match is in order!

Chris Leben vs Brian Stann – Prediction – Chris Leben

Round 1 -Its all over! Vera stood and traded punches with Stann and got knocked OUT!! This was a big statement and Leben looked out of it after taking a few punches. The ref gave him all the chances in the world to recover and fight back, but Vera was just dazed! Stann nailed him with a knee and that was all she wrote! Big Victory for Stann!

Result – Brian Stann via TKO

Brandon Vera – Thiago Silva – Prediction - Thiago Silva

Round 1 -This round started off with good action, Silva got Vera down and pounded on him for about 3 minutes of the round. Thiago looks bigger and stronger. Vera will have to stay off his back if he has a chance to win. Thiago was even talking smack at the end of the round. Vera looks to be out classed.

Round 2 – This round went about like round 1 did. It started off with both fighter throwing some good punches, then Thiago took down Vera and beat on him for a few minutes. Vera will need a stoppage to win now.

Round 3- WOW! Silva was literally b*tch slapping Vera and taunting him. Vera’s nose is horribly broke and Silva just toyed with him in the 3rd round. This could be Vera’s last fight in the UFC, he doesn’t deserve to be in the ring with some of these fighters. Silva looked AMAZING in this fight.

Results – Silva wins via decision

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Nate Diaz vs Dong Hyun Kim – Prediction – Nate Diaz

These fighters are pretty even on paper, but Diaz is a ninja and trains regularly with his brother, StrikeForce Champ Nick Diaz.

Round 1 -This was a good back and forth round, Diaz threatened with a couple submissions. Pretty even round, I’d give it to Diaz for staying active and the submission attempts.

Round 2- Nate Diaz spent most of the round on his back, no real damage done to either fighter, but judges usually give the round to the fighter on top. Diaz might be down two rounds now and need a KO or Submission to win.

Mid Round 3 – Diaz caught Kim with a nice knee to the head, but the Ref thought it was illegal and called time out. A replay showed it WAS legal, but Kim got a free rest after having his bell rung.

Result – Kim Win Via Decision

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Clay Guida vs Takanori Gomi – We pick Guida to Win via Decision Victory

Round 1 – I’d say Guida won, he landed a nice head kick, but no major damage done. Gomi is just reacting to Guida, so I think its 1 round to 0 for Guida.

Round 2 - ITS ALL OVER!!! Guida dominated round 2 and win via choke submission! This fight was Guida all the way!

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UFC 125  – Main Event Card

Frankie Edgar 13-1 vs. Gray Maynard 11-0 – Money has continued to flow in on the undefeated Maynard since UFC odds makers set the betting lines for the main event bout at UFC 125.  Frankie has used his quick hands to upset BJ Penn twice since losing to Maynard, but Gray is a bull-dogish type guy that should use his 2-inch height advantage to maximum effect in this bout.  At +110, and with more experience under his belt, Frankie is a tough to guy to bet against, though.

Chris Leben 21-6 vs. Brian Stann 9-3 – The 5’ 11” Chris Leben is a -180 fave to dominate the taller Brian Stann on New Year’s Day.  Both of these guys have a lot of power but Stann’s chin may not be able to stand up to Leben’s fists while Leben’s chin no doubt will stand up to Stann’s fists.

Brandon Vera 11-5 vs. Thiago Silva 14-2 – Both Vera and Silva are excellent strikers, meaning that their battle on Saturday night should be a great one for fans to watch.  Silva is the -160 favorite, but most fight fans agree that Vera definitely has an puncher’s chance (+130 in the UFC sportsbook) to take down Silva.  This could be the fight of the night.

Nate Diaz 13-5 vs. Dong Huyn Kim 13-0-1 – Diaz could have the upper hand in this fight if it goes to the ground, but Kim is undefeated for a reason.  So far, UFC betting fans are all over Kim at -125 to Diaz’s -105 odds.  This should be a very good battle with both guys throwing down hardcore.

Clay Guida 13-8 vs. Takanori Gomi 32-6 – Guida is one of the most respected fighters at UFC. That’s the real reason why he’s a -150 favorite in the sportsbook to beat Takanori Gomi.  Guida trains with some of the best in the world.  He should make quick work of Gomi who, although a good wrestler, prefers to stand up and strike, playing right into the aggressive Guida’s hands.

The main event will feature a bout between Mirko Filipovic and Frank Mir. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira was originally slated to fight Frank Mir but had to drop out after suffering a serious injury. Mirko Filipovic is his replacement. Other matches on the ticket include Evan Dunham v. Sean Sherk, Jeremy Stephens v. Melvin Guillar, Matt Serra v. chris Lytle, Matt Mitrione v. Joey Beltran, C.B. Dollaway v. Joe Doerksen, T.J. Grant v. Julio Paulino, Thiago Tavares v. Pat Audinwood, Waylon Lowe v. Steve Lopez and Mark Hunt v. Sean McCorkle. Below, we will provide some predictions regarding the outcomes of the primary bouts.

Frank Mir v. Mirko Filipovic: This is the match that everyone wants to see. It’s the main event and should be a good fight. Both guys have a chance to win but I’m giving the edge to Frank Mir and for several reasons. Mir is younger at only 31 years old. Mirko is 4 years older, at 35 years old. Mir also outweighs Filipovic by 30 pounds. If Mir can keep the fight on the ground, he has a good chance. If he can’t and is forced to fight it out on his feet, Filipovic will have the advantage. Another reason, I’m giving the fight to Mir is that Filipovic hasn’t had as much time to prepare. He is an injury replacement for Antonio Rodrigo Nogueir.

Melvin Guillard: Guillard is adept at kickboxing, juedo and wrestling. Most of his wins come by knockout. He has accumulated 24 wins and only eight losses. Jeremy Stephens has a decent record with 23 wins and 18 losses. I’m going with Guillard on this one.

Sean Sherk v. Evan Dunham: Sean Sherk is a beast and should win this fight. He is a grappler who is good at both submissions and knock outs. Sherk also has good wrestling skills. Overall, Sherk has accumulated a record of 33 wins and 4 losses. Evsn Dunham, a south paw, is also a good fighter. With 11 wins and 0 losses (MMA), he is a force to be reckoned with. Maybe after he gets a little more experience under his belt, he’ll be able to challenge the likes of Sean Sherk.

Matt Serra v. Chris Lytle: Both men are good at, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Lytle is a black belt and adept at both knockouts and submission. With a record of 29 wins and 17 losses, Lytle is an experienced and hardened fighter. I’m going with him for the win. Tough Four Finale, lots of clinches. This could be the fight of the night. Serra is good on his feet and has the ability to knockout fighters. He is a much-improved striker. This fight could be a striking battle which favors Chris Lytle, who has proven to be formidable against strikers. He can box, throw a punch and also take a punch.

The UFC 119:Mir vs. Cro Cop will take place at the Conseco Fieldhouse on September 25th in Indianapolis, Indiana. The 119 event will mark the first time that an Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) match has been held in the state of Indiana. Some of the preliminary matches will be televised on Spike TV.

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Originally on the ticket was Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira who was to battle Frank Mir. However, Nogueira was forced to drop out of the fight because he sustained a hip injury seriousness enough that it required surgery. Mirko Filipovic has replaced Nogueria in the bout. However, for those looking to wager on the fight, keep in mind that Mirko has stated that he doesn’t believe that he will be at full strength because he hasn’t had adequate amount of time to prepare. Joining the ticket late meant that he did not have as much time as the others, namely his opponent, to get ready and focused on such a major fight. You shouldn’t count him out of course, just something to consider.

Also, originally on the card was Aaron Riley who was supposed to fight Pat Audinwood, a newcomer to the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Riley, however, was forced to pull out, also due to injury. Thiago Tavares will replace him.

The Main Card
The following bouts will be featured on the UFC 119 Main Card
Lightweight: Melvin Guillard v. Jeremy Stephens
Lightweight: Sean Sherk v. Evan Dunham
Welterweight: Matt Serra v. Chris Lytle
Heavyweight: Frank Mir v. Mirko Filipovic

The preliminary card will feature the following bouts. Remember, some of these bouts will be shown on Spike TV. Tune in if you are interested.

The Preliminary Card
Heavyweight: Matt Mitrione v. Joey Beltran
Heavyweight: Mark Hunt v. Sean McCorkle
Middleweight: C.B. Dollaway v. Joe Doerksen
Lightweight: Steve Lopez vs. Waylon Lowe
Lightweight bout: Thiago Tavares vs. Pat Audinwood
Welterweight: TJ Grant vs. Julio Paulino

UFC 119 Betting Odds

For those of you looking to wager on any of the bouts, you will find the odds for the fights below. In the Matt “Meat” Mitrione versus Joey “Mexicutioner” Beltran bout, the odds are -145 for Mitrione and +115 for Beltran. All participants in this fight and the ones listed after this one, have to fight for action. In the bout featuring T.J. Grant versus Julio Paulino, odds are -150 for Grant and +120 for Paulino. Again, both must fight for action. Sean “The Muscle Shark” Sherk takes on Evan Dunham. The odds are Dunham -220 and Sherk +180. Melvin “The Young Assasin” Guillard, squares off against Jeremy “Lil’ Heathen” Stephens. The odds for this bout are -170 Guillard and +140 for Stephens. CB “The Doberman” Dollaway takes on Joe “El Dirte” Doerksen. The odds are -325 for Dollaway and +250 for Doerksen. When Matt “The Terror” Serra faces off against Chris “Lights Out” Lytle, the odds are -145 Lytle and +115 Serra.

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Ruediger perhaps was an average opponent. He wasn’t a standout on Ultimate Fightgher, failing to even make weight after gorging himself on chocolate cake and trying to undo the damage via a colonic. However, his performances of late, earned him a second chance. He had won 6 fights in a row and participated in the Tachi Palace Fights championships. However, his good fortunate would run out against Lauzon, who took it to him early and hard. Lauzon dominated from beginning to end. Lauzon’s record is now 19-5 and 6-2 in the UFC. Reudiger has a 17-6 record with 0 wins (out of 2) in the UFC.

Also on the UFC 118 ticket was Andre Winner versus Nik Lentz. Lentz would win via a unanimous decision. The match was a bit of a disappointment. Winner, from the United Kingdom and runner up for ‘The Ultimate Fighter 9’ couldn’t do much right. He was susceptible to the take down and seemed to have all of the fight sucked out of him. Most of the fighting took place on the mat or in the clinch.

Dan Miller impressed in this match against John Salter in the middleweight division. He would go on to win, putting a stop to the 3 fight slide, he recently experienced. Miller would pull out a submission victory. Starting out hot with a 3-0 record in the UFC, fighters in the elite division, Michael Bisping, Chael Sonnen and Demian Maia, put an end to “beginners luck.” Miller would compete well. However, he ended up losing his next three fights on decision. After Phil Baroni went down, who was originally on the card, Miller got a chance to right things and he took full advantage, winning 1:53 into the second round.

In the Welterweight division, Greg Soto, would beat Nick Osipczak, in an exciting, come-from-behind win, which likely helped him continue his career as a UFC fighter.

Mike Pierce would end up beating Amilcar Alves in three rounds. Pierce, a former college wrestler, was able to takedown his opponent easily. With that win, the lightweight fighter’s overall record is 12-3 MMA and 3-1 UFC. Avles goes to 11-2 MMA and 0-1 UFC.

Main Card
Defending champion, Frankie Edgar would beat BJ Penn in a unanimous decision. The scores were 50-45, 50-45, 50 -45. Edgar remains the UFC Lightweight Champion.

James Toney was beaten by Randy Couture via an arm triangle choke, submission. Demian Maia beat Mario Miranda by unanimous decision. The scores were 30-27, 30-27, 30-27. Gray Maynard beat Kenny Florian, by unanimous decision. Marcus Davis lost to Nate Diaz after Diaz forced Davis to submit via a guillotine choke. The fight lasted three rounds.

Sonnen has talked an epic amount of smack for the last 2 months, saying everything from “Silva doesn’t want a real fight” to “Silva’s Black belt in BJJ is a joke”. True to his word, Sonnen put a beat down on Silva in every round, he just kept Silva on his back and beat on him which is Sonnen’s usual style.

In the end, Sonnen made a fatal mistake and with about 2 minutes left in the 5th round, Silva quickly slapped on a triangle choke and moved swiftly into an arm bar and Sonnen tapped…. Or did he????

Josh Rosenthal – On the Take?

Once again referee Josh Rosenthal is involved in another controversial UFC match. For some unknown reason Rosenthal has refereed the last two title matches, the last one being the Carwin Lesnar fight, which many said should have been stopped in round 1. He also was the Ref in the last Mac Danzig fight which ended on controversy with Josh stopping the fight because the other fighter said Danzig was “unconscious” when he clearly wasn’t.

Rosenthal once again adds confusion to a fight, when Silva locked the Triangle Choke on Sonnen, Rosenthal was all too anxious to jump in and stop it, looking at the replay Sonnen reached up and grabbed Silva’s leg and Rosenthal stopped the fight, both fighters looked at him confused and a brief conversation ensued, then Rosenthal waved the fight off as over. If Sonnen tapped or not, is not very clear. To Sonnen credit he didn’t say anything about it in the post fight interview with Joe Rogan. I am anxious to hear what he has to say when the dust settles. Regardless, I think the Nevada State Athletic Commission and the UFC needs to seriously evaluate Josh Rosenthal’s recent work. Where there is smoke, there is fire. I could hate to see UFC go the way of professional boxing, where every fight has paid off judges and crappy refs.

Roy Nelson vs Junior Dos Santos

This fight was a great one and showed us a lot about both fighters. Roy Nelson (UFC Season 10 Winner) is not your typical UFC fighter, he had a big gut, and looks like the guy next door. Dos Santos looks like your typical UFC fighter, he is in shape and had one punch KO power. These guys came out swinging and Nelson was stunned early, but would not quit! These guys battled back and forth for 3 rounds. Both landing solid shots that would knock out most fighters. I was amazed at the amount of punishment Nelson could absorb.

In the end Dos Santos won by decision but he knew he had been in a fight! Although Nelson put on a good show, it was clear he was out of gas by the second round, and the only thing that kept him going was pure heart. After this loss, I think Nelson needs to seriously evaluate his future, if he wants to compete for a title, then he will have to commit to getting in shape!

UFC 117 Recap Results

Preliminary Bouts:

Dennis Hallman Defeated Ben Saunders via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 30-27, 29-28)
Stefan Struve Defeated Christian Morecraft via TKO (Punches) at 0:23 in the 2ndRound
Tim Boetsch Defeated Todd Brown via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Johny Hendricks Defeated Charlie Brenneman via TKO (Punches) at 0:40 in the 2ndRound
Phil Davis Defeated Rodney Wallace via Unanimous Decision (30-26, 30-27, 30-27)
Rick Story Defeated Dustin Hazelett via TKO (Punches) at 1:15 in the 2ndRound

Main Bouts:

Junior dos Santos Defeated Roy Nelson via Unanimous Decision (30-26 , 30-27 , 30-27)
Matt Hughes Defeated Ricardo Almeida via Submission (Front Headlock) at 3:15 in the 1stRound
Clay Guida Defeated Rafael dos Anjos via Submission at 1:51 in the 3rdRound
Jon Fitch Defeated Jon Fitch via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Anderson Silva Defeated Chael Sonnen via Submission (Triangle Armbar) at 3:10 of the 5thRound
(Silva remains UFC middleweight champion)

Anderson Silva

Silva, at 6’2” and 185 pounds, comes into the fight with an amazing 26-4-0 record. The Brazilian fighter is UFC’s longest reigning champion. He tied the record for the longest winning streak at 12 victories. Silva holds a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu and trains year-round in Brazil. He burst onto the UFC scene in 2006 with a startling and decisive victory over the undefeated Chris Leben.

Chael Sonnen

Sonnen, listed at 6’1” and 185 pounds, is just as experienced as Silva. He holds a 26-10-1 record. He was an All-American wrestler at the University of Oregon and was a US Olympic alternate. In between all of his training, Sonnen works as a real estate agent. He briefly ran for State Representative in Oregon before dropping out of the race. Sonnen is filled with confidence and feels he has the experience and fighting style necessary to defeat Silva.

The winner of UFC 117 will face off against Vitor Belfort in a match scheduled for November. Silva comes into the fight on shaky ground with UFC President Dana White. Silva used questionable tactics in his last UFC fight. White has threatened to cut Silva if he behaves the same way in UFC 117.

UFC 117 is available on pay-per-view if you are unable to make it to the Oracle Arena to see the action live. Not all of the fights on the fight card will be televised.

UFC 117 Fight Card

Also on the fight card, Thiago “Pitbull” Alves and Jon Fitch face off in a much anticipated rematch. One of the most popular welterweight fighters in UFC, Matt Hughes takes on Ricardo “Big Dog” Almeida, a master of Jiu-Jitsu. The event also features 5’7” Clay “The Carpenter” Guida against 5’9” Rafael Dos Anjos.

In the light heavyweight division, 263 pound Roy “Big Country” Nelson will battle 238 pound Junior Dos Santos. Stefan “Skyscraper” Struve, who is 6’11”, will fight the much shorter 6’0” Christian Morecraft. A battle of great nicknames will take place when Phil “Mr. Wonderful” Davis takes on Rodney “Shonuff the Master” Wallace.

Other fights on the card include Dustin Hazelett against Rick “The Horror” Story and undefeated Johny Hendricks against Charlie “The Spaniard” Brenneman. 8-2-2 Ben “Killa B” Saunders and the experienced 64-13-2 Dennis “Superman” Hallman round out the fight card.

UFC Information

UFC is the top mixed martial arts promotion company in the United States. They host several events featuring the top fighters from around the world. UFC is divided into nine weight divisions: Flyweight, bantamweight, featherweight, lightweight, welterweight, middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight. Each round lasts five minutes and the number of rounds varies by type of fight.

Overall this should be a great fight card and the main event has a chance to become an upset. If Sonnen can get this fight to the ground, he has a chance. If not, then we will have to endure more show boating and maybe even some more running from the Chamo Silva. One thing is for sure, if Silva does more of his antics, this may be his last UFC fight!

Here is the most recent UFC 117 betting odds

Clay Guida -120
Rafael Dos Anjos -110

Ricardo Almeida -175
Matt Hughes +145

Junior Dos Santos -350
Roy Nelson +250

Thiago Alves -125
Jon Fitch -105

Anderson Silva -450
Chael Sonnen +325

]]> http://www.mmabettingexperts.com/ufc-news/ufc-117-silva-vs-sonnen/feed/ 0 http://www.mmabettingexperts.com/ufc-events/ufc-live-on-spike-tv/ http://www.mmabettingexperts.com/ufc-events/ufc-live-on-spike-tv/#comments Sat, 31 Jul 2010 18:43:21 +0000 admin http://www.ufcbettingexperts.com/?p=81 An exciting Ultimate Fighting Championship match is scheduled for August 1. The fight, featuring the main event Jon “Bones” Jones against Vladimir “The Janitor” Matyushenko, will take place at the San Diego Sports Arena in San Diego, California. It will be broadcast as a Spike TV event. Jones, 6’4” and 205 pounds, enters the fight with a 10-1-0 record. Matyushenko, 6’0” and 205 pounds, is much more experienced with a 24-4-0 record.

Although Jones does not have as much experience as Matyushenko, he is an accomplished UFC fighter. He is rising in popularity among fight fans due to his unique style. Jones has had stunning defeats over Stephan Bonnar and Brandon Vera. However, he will face a huge challenge in Matyushenko. Matyushenko is the former world title challenger. He has an overpowering style that he has been able to perfect in his 28 UFC fights. The winner of this matchup will increase their bid for a chance of fighting for the world light heavyweight title.

Jon “Bones” Jones against Vladimir “The Janitor” Matyushenko

Jones has won eight of his matches due to stoppage. His fighting style leans heavily toward wrestling. His lone defeat comes from a disqualification in a match he was winning. Jones is considered the favorite in this matchup. He is younger and has a much longer reach. In addition, Jones is considered the better striker. Matyushenko will have to rely on his experience in this fight. He is considered to be a better wrestler than Jones. Matyushenko will have to spend a lot of time inside and put Jones on his back as much as possible. It will come down to a contest of Matyushenko’s experience and power against Jones’s technical skill and speed. This fight was originally scheduled to take place in Salt Lake City, Utah at the EnergySolutions Arena.

“Big” John McCarthy Makes a Comeback

The event will be the return of referee “Big” John McCarthy. McCarthy has not refereed a UFC event in over three years. Not every fight in this event will be televised on Spike TV.

The Fight Card

The Fight Card Other fights on the card include the 8-1-0 Mark “The Filipino Wrecking Machine” Munoz against the 25-5-0 Yushin “Thunder” Okami. The other middleweight fight on the card is Rob “The Rosedale Reaper” Kimmons at 185 pounds against Steve “The Hooligan” Steinbeiss, also at 185 pounds. In the light heavyweight division, Brian “All American” Stann will go against Mike “The Master of Disaster” Massenzio. 6’2” James “The Sandman” Irvin is fighting 6’0” Igor Pokrajac in another light heavyweight fight. The two welterweight fights on the card see John “Doomsday” Howard face off against Jake Ellenberger and DaMarques “Darkness” Johnson battle Matthew Riddle. Riddle is an up and coming fighter who is only participating in his sixth fight. The lightweight card features Tyson Griffin against Takanori “The Fireball Kid” Gomi. The 5’9” Paul “Tellys” Kelly will fight the 5’9” Jacob “Christmas” Volkmann. This is considered to be one of the most evenly contested matches on the fight card. Both fighters have identical heights and weights. They have similar experience levels. Rounding out the event is Darren “The Damage” Elkins facing off against Charles Oliveira.

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