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UFC 132 Betting Odds (EXCLUSIVE VIDEOS)

Our host, Steve Cofield of Cagewriter.com once again breaks down the betting odds with Damon Martin from MMAWeekly.com and Larry Pepe from ProMMARadio.com. This time the MMA expert analysts talk UFC 132. And though our.

Our host, Steve Cofield of Cagewriter.com once again breaks down the betting odds with Damon Martin from MMAWeekly.com and Larry Pepe from ProMMARadio.com. This time the MMA expert analysts talk UFC 132. And though our experts can usually agree on their picks, it looks like Martin and Pepe have some clear division on who the best bets are in the top 3 main card fights.

Dominick Cruz (-150) vs. Urijah Faber (+130)

Watch UFC 132 Cruz Vs. Faber Betting Odds: Urijah Faber Vs. Dominick Cruz on RawVegas.tv

Ryan Bader (-500) vs. Tito Ortiz (+375)

Watch UFC 132 Cruz Vs. Faber Betting Odds: Tito Ortiz Vs. Ryan Bader on RawVegas.tv

Wanderlei Silva (-175) vs. Chris Leben (+150)

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Xtreme Couture Coach Neil Melanson Cuts Off Toe (Photo)

According to this tasty photo from the folks at ESPN, Head Grappling Coach, Neil Melanson from Xtreme Couture opted to have his toe removed rather than go through surgery to straighten the toe. Melanson explains:.

According to this tasty photo from the folks at ESPN, Head Grappling Coach, Neil Melanson from Xtreme Couture opted to have his toe removed rather than go through surgery to straighten the toe. Melanson explains:

“The only thing they could try, is put screws in it to straighten it out, but that would be up to a year of downtime,” he said. “The doctor thought I was a little nuts because he was like, ‘Well, don’t you want to keep that thing?’ I just said, ‘I can’t take a year off.’ He didn’t cut through any bone. They cut into the foot at the lowest joint possible and then sow all the webbing between the toes. So, it looks like a Ninja Turtle foot or something.”

Wow…gotta admire the ~~crazy~~ dedicated guy.

*Source: Cagewriter

Ms. TapouT (Jennifer Swift) Brings You the Fix Friday Link Dump

James Toney will give his MMA career another go with a fight against Ken Shamrock. I’m not sure whether to laugh at or feel really really bad for both these guys: here. Shoulder injury forces.

James Toney will give his MMA career another go with a fight against Ken Shamrock. I’m not sure whether to laugh at or feel really really bad for both these guys: here.

Shoulder injury forces Evangelista “Cyborg” Santos out of fight with Paul Daley in Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Henderson event. A replacement opponent has yet to be announced: here.

Strikeforce Challengers 16 will feature first female fight under the Zuffa banner with Julia Budd vs. Germaine de Randamie. Check out the ladies: here.

Catch live UFC on Versus 4 weigh-ins this Saturday: here.

Find out if Jon Jones or Georges St. Pierre will win an ESPN ESPY award: here.

More pictures of the busty, Jennifer Swift aka Ms. TapouT below. If you want to hear her speak…especially about some girl fights she’s been in, check out her interview: here.

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UFC News: Georges St-Pierre Confident Vision Will Be 100%

UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre defended his title for the sixth consecutive time on April 30 in front of a North American record crowd of 55,000 people. The feat seems even more impressive when a person factors in the eye injury that he suffered in the first round. Greg Jackson, one of GSP’s trainers, commented after the fight that he was worried about Georges’ eye, and was concerned it could be a future problem.

In a recent interview with ESPN.com, St-Pierre said he expects to make a full recovery. He has admitted he still has blurred vision, but is confident it will only get better with time.

All of the champs’ future plans have been put on hold until he can get his present situation resolved, but St-Pierre is determined to be back in the Octagon soon.

St-Pierre stated, “My medical condition is called Hyphema. My vision is still blurry and my eye sensitive but the blood in my eye has now been absorbed. My retina is fine as well and my vision will come back to 100%.

One thing is certain, MMA is better off with St-Pierre. We can only hope for a speedy recovery.

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