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UFC 132: Early Betting Odds and Picks: Carlos Condit vs Dong Hyun KimBleacher Report’s Scott Harris:This one has all the trappings of a welterweight title eliminator.Condit is always, always going for blood, and that always means he’s a threat. But…
UFC 132: Early Betting Odds and Picks: Carlos Condit vs Dong Hyun Kim
Bleacher Report’s Scott Harris:
UFC 132 will take place on July 2 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, NV. The fight card will close out a run of six straight weekends of UFC/Strikeforce fight cards.The main event at UFC 132 will feature the promotion’s first bantamweigh…
UFC 132 will take place on July 2 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, NV. The fight card will close out a run of six straight weekends of UFC/Strikeforce fight cards.
The main event at UFC 132 will feature the promotion’s first bantamweight title fight, as champion Dominck Cruz (17-1) looks to avenge the only loss of his career when he faces off against former WEC champion Urijah Faber (25-4). Cruz lost to Faber back in March 2007, falling via first round submission in a bout that saw Faber successfully defend his WEC featherweight title.
Also competing on the main card will be Wanerlei Silva (30-10-1-1). The “Axe Murderer” makes his return to the Octagon after a prolonged time away due to injury rehab. Silva will jump right back into the fray, facing Chris Leben (25-7). Silva has not fought since he defeated Michael Bisping in February 2010. Leben is coming off a loss to Brian Stann on New Year’s Day 2011.
Also on the main card, Tito Ortiz (15-8-1) will look to win his first fight since defeating Ken Shamrock in October 2006. Ortiz is in a must win situation, as he has been informed by UFC president Dana White that this will be his last chance with the organization. Standing in Ortiz’s way will be Ryan Bader (12-1), whose only loss came at the hands of current UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones.
Full UFC 132 Fight Card
Main Card (Pay Per View)
Dominick Cruz vs. Urijah Faber
Wanderlei Silva vs. Chris Leben
Tito Ortiz vs. Ryan Bader
Carlos Condit vs. Dong Hyun Kim
Dennis Siver vs. Matt Wiman
Preliminary Card:
Melvin Guillard vs. Shane Roller
George Sotiropoulos vs.Rafael dos Anjos
Brian Bowles vs. Takeya Mizugaki
Brad Tavares vs. Aaron Simpson
Anthony Njokuani vs.Andre Winner
Jeff Hougland vs. Donny Walker
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UFC 132 Fight Card: Dominick Cruz vs. Urijah Faber Fight BreakdownBleacher Report’s Jonathan R.R. Clarke:Yes, the time is close, for Dominick Cruz to defend his Bantamweight title against Urijah Faber on July 2 at UFC 132. In all honesty, this Ban…
UFC 132 Fight Card: Dominick Cruz vs. Urijah Faber Fight Breakdown
Bleacher Report’s Jonathan R.R. Clarke:
UFC 132: Did Chris Leben Bite Off More Than He Can Chew In Wanderlei Silva?Bleacher Report’s Andrew Barr:UFC 132 is a stacked card with many potentially exciting fights, but there is one bout fans are expecting to steal the show: Wanderlei “The Axe M…
UFC 132: Did Chris Leben Bite Off More Than He Can Chew In Wanderlei Silva?
Bleacher Report’s Andrew Barr:
UFC 132 is a stacked card with many potentially exciting fights, but there is one bout fans are expecting to steal the show: Wanderlei “The Axe Murderer” Silva vs. Chris “The Crippler” Leben.
Both men have a reputation for never taking a step back and throwing bombs. They are two of the most aggressive fighters in the history of MMA and, win or lose, they always put on a good show for the fans.
However, the question running through many people’s minds is: Is Chris Leben ready for a fighter like Wanderlei Silva?
Leben has been fighting in the UFC’s middleweight division for a long time, but he has never been able to elevate himself above gatekeeper status.
Wanderlei has only fought once in the UFC’s middleweight division, but is one of the most accomplished mixed martial artists ever and has fought many all-time greats.
Despite the injuries and removed bouts scheduled for UFC 132: Cruz vs. Faber, it is still an extremely exciting card. The entire event, from top to bottom, is stacked and perhaps the strongest of the year. The preliminary card alone could be its own ev…
Despite the injuries and removed bouts scheduled for UFC 132: Cruz vs. Faber, it is still an extremely exciting card. The entire event, from top to bottom, is stacked and perhaps the strongest of the year. The preliminary card alone could be its own event on Spike TV or Versus.
There are some key matchups, particularly in the lightweight division, that could clear up some of the confusion and create some real contenders. There’s a few potential barnburners and a title on the line.
Let’s break down each bout and select likely winners, shall we?
Tito Ortiz’s career has been in a nose dive…if you look at just his record over the past five years.He has not won a fight in his past five fights and is riding a three-fight losing skid.Earlier in his career, Ortiz was carrying the flag for MMA as h…
Tito Ortiz’s career has been in a nose dive…if you look at just his record over the past five years.
He has not won a fight in his past five fights and is riding a three-fight losing skid.
Earlier in his career, Ortiz was carrying the flag for MMA as he was the reigning light-heavyweight champion and defended his title a record five times.
Clearly he has fallen on much harder times.
His detractors are also quick to point out that his last two victories were over a washed-up fighter in Ken Shamrock.
While Ortiz does have a lot to prove if he wants to be relevant, he is not as washed up as people make him out to be.
He may not be winning, but if you look closely at his last five fights, he has only been stopped by one man and the 36-year old former-champion still has quite a bit of fight left in him.