Four Reasons Light Heavyweight Is A Mess No Matter Who Wins ‘Rumble’ vs. Bader

The return of Jon Jones is great for the sport, but not good news for prospective title contenders like Anthony “Rumble” Johnson and Ryan “Darth” Bader. The two light heavyweights will fight one another this weekend at UFC on FOX 18, serving as the main event in what can partially be considered a No. 1

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The return of Jon Jones is great for the sport, but not good news for prospective title contenders like Anthony “Rumble” Johnson and Ryan “Darth” Bader.

The two light heavyweights will fight one another this weekend at UFC on FOX 18, serving as the main event in what can partially be considered a No. 1 contender’s bout. But in reality, whoever wins the contest will undoubtedly be a step behind the division’s elite.

Adding in fighting styles, past performances, and scheduling, Bader and Johnson don’t offer much in the 205-pound title picture. While their presence within the weight class helps add depth to a declining roster, fighting for UFC gold might not be their cup of tea.

Here are four reasons why the winner of Bader vs. Johnson this Saturday means nothing to the light heavyweight title scene.

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