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“My first thought when the UFC offered me ‘Rampage’ was absolutely, we’re going to take it. He’s fought over there, he’s popular over there, but that doesn’t matter to me. I am relishing the role of the underdog going in there and beating someone like ‘Rampage.’ If anything that’s gonna give me more motivation.”
Bader enters the bout on a win, having stopped Jason Brilz by knockout at UFC 139 following back-to-back losses versus Tito Ortiz and Jon Jones. The former “TUF 8″ winner is 6-2 in the Octagon.