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UFC 138: Leben vs. Munoz Results

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The UFC 138 undercard kicked off early on Facebook and then continued on with the main card, live in the UK and Canada. Those of us in the US will have to wait to watch in on Spike TV on the ever popular tape delay.

UFC 138: Leben vs. Munoz Bold Predictions

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It’s fight week again which can only mean one thing, bold predictions time! UFC 138 is one of those cards that raise the eyebrows of fans for the wrong reasons. Sporting a card that will look better in person than on paper, the undercard will stream on Facebook while the main card will be shown via tape delay in the states on Spike TV.

UFC 138: Leben vs. Munoz Weigh-in Results

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All but one of the 20 fighters on Saturdays UFC 138 card made weight today and surprise, surprise it was Thiago Alves who came in heavy. Now before you pop a gasket over Alves missing weight yet again, he was just a single one past the 171 lbs non-title welterweight limit. He was given one hour to get rid of that pesky pound and step back on the scale.

The MMA Betting Corner: UFC 138

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It’s going to be tough to follow last week’s event, and while the UFC 138 card isn’t packed with star power, it’s certainly filled with competitive match-ups. With a lot of new faces, this could be a tough one to make money on, but you know we’ve all got to try to outsmart the bookies. So, check out my comparison betting odds for this event, as well as any money-making props that catch my eye and let’s bring home the bacon together.

UFC 127 Will Have Two Prelim Bouts on Facebook [Video]

Keeping with what has been working for the UFC, they will once again use Facebook to air two preliminary bouts for this Saturdays UFC 127. The lightweight bout between Tiequan Zhang vs. Jason Reinhardt and the light heavyweight bout of Anthony Perosh vs. Tom Blackledge will get fans prepared for UFC 127 PPV.

UFC 110 recap

Last night you UFC put on a great show for Australia and for its fans watching on PPV. With the recent run of events underperforming, last night delivered the goods. From start to finish ever fight was entertaining and filled with surprising performances and outcomes. The Australian fans were very into the fights and were very load with minimal booing too. The UFC is already talking about coming back so I think you can call it a all around success.