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Having already made their main card debuts on FOX and FX, the UFC will complete the trifecta this Wednesday with the UFC on Fuel TV: Sanchez vs. Ellenberger. The channel has already hosted preliminary action as well as numerous other UFC programming but they get the spotlight this time around. The night action on Fuel will be headlined by a welterweight bout between Jake Ellenberger and Diego Sanchez, along with four other bouts.

Jake Ellenberger's UFC debut didn't go as planned, dropping a razor close decision to current Interim Welterweight Champion, Carlos Condit at UFC Fight Night: Diaz vs Guillard. Fast Forward five fights later and Ellenberger finds himself knocking on the door of a potential shot at the Welterweight championship.

Another weekend, another event! This time the UFC will debut a full card on Fuel TV, and while the fight quality isn't as high as some events, it's still free. Below we have some fights that I think we can turn a buck on, complete with comparison betting odds, valid props and my general confidence in the fight itself. You'll notice several fights missing from the list, which is no error. With fights between newcomers, anything can happen, and I'd recommend avoiding wagers on the fights I haven't listed.

It didn't take long after the judge's scorecards were read for Saturday night's UFC 143 main event for the new interim welterweight champion Carlos Condit to be asked what's next. With Georges St. Pierre out of action tell probably the latter half of the year, Condit must now decide to defend the interim title or wait for GSP to recover. Should he choose to defend the belt there are a few options out there as well.

Days into the month on February the first major event of the month is just hours away from kicking off. The month has many top matchups to excite fans but with Bellator’s not starting until next month and no Strikeforce this month it just leaves the three UFC events to choose from. While the three events hold plenty of top fight, here are the top five fights in February.

It's amazing how fast time flies. It doesn't seem that long ago when we watched the quirky Diego Sanchez on the first season of The Ultimate Fighter. Sanchez would go on to finals of the Middleweight tournament and pound Kenny Florian en route to a TKO victory. Since then Sanchez has managed to keep himself relevant in the UFC but not without having to face adversity.

On Saturday night at UFC 136, a featherweight "showdown" between the current UFC Featherweight Champion Jose Aldo, whom is riding a 12 fight win streak taking on an opponent he has never seen before inside the Octagon: Kenny "KenFlo" Florian.

Following a win at last Saturdays UFC Live 6: Cruz vs. Johnson, add another name to the long list of contenders at 170 lbs. While Anthony "Rumble" Johnson may not weigh close to that on fight night it is the weight that he competes at and wow, did he ever put on a show in D.C. this past Saturday Night.