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It seems everybody is looking past former Strikeforce middleweight champion Jake Shields and already talking about a mega-fight between Georges St. Pierre and Anderson Silva. I’ll admit, I’m guilty of looking past him as well. But it seems …
It seems everybody is looking past former Strikeforce middleweight champion Jake Shields and already talking about a mega-fight between Georges St. Pierre and Anderson Silva. I’ll admit, I’m guilty of looking past him as well. But it seems Shields is loving the idea of yet again being the underdog for his big fight with GSP […]
UFC 129: Jake Shields Loving Underdog Role, Plans to Spoil GSP vs. Silva Talks
It really is amazing how things are shaping up for UFC 126. The card was recently finalized with the confirmation of Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone’s UFC debut against Paul Kelly, now meaning that an 11-fight card will be on and popping for …
It really is amazing how things are shaping up for UFC 126. The card was recently finalized with the confirmation of Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone’s UFC debut against Paul Kelly, now meaning that an 11-fight card will be on and popping for Super Bowl Saturday. What amazes me the most are the betting odds for this […]
UFC 126: The Truth Is, Anderson Silva Is the Underdog To Beat Vitor Belfort
("Sorry about the fit, Frankie. We had it ready to go for BJ to wear home.")
You would think that at the very least, besides winning the UFC 155-pound strap, beating continual top five lightweight BJ Penn twice would raise Frankie Edgar’s st…
("Sorry about the fit, Frankie. We had it ready to go for BJ to wear home.")
You would think that at the very least, besides winning the UFC 155-pound strap, beating continual top five lightweight BJ Penn twice would raise Frankie Edgar’s stock in the eyes of oddsmakers.
Apparently they just can’t seem to get past the UFN 13 loss the UFC lightweight champ suffered against Gray Maynard and it seems that the only thing that will erase the blemish from his record would be for the Toms River, New Jersey native to beat the only man to ever beat him.
He’ll get his chance Saturday night at UFC 125 in Las Vegas as he attempts to retain his belt in his second title defense, but the 5’6" perennial underdog says he isn’t put off by the fact that he’s rarely the favorite and that Maynard is the odds-on fighter to walk away with the belt this weekend.
“[Being the underdog has] been working good for me, so why change it?" Edgar recently asked the hosts of MMAWeekly Radio. "I’m assuming sooner or later I’ll not be the underdog, but I’ll take it. It makes sense [that Gray is the favorite]. Heads-up he beat me, so he should be the favorite.”