It’s been seven long years since Jeff Curran last stepped into a UFC Octagon to ply his trade. He’s had highs and lows in those seven years, but he’s back. He will be making his return at UFC 137 in Las Vegas to take on a very talented Bantamweight in Scott Jorgensen.
Each coming off loses; Tim Credeur and Brad Tavares will face off at UFC 137 this October 29th inLas Vegas. The middleweights were added to the card which will be headlined by a welterweight title fight between Georges St. Pierre and the former Strikeforce champion, Nick Diaz.
The fireworks started a day early in Las Vegas with UFC 132: Cruz vs. Faber as the MGM Grand Garden Arena was rocking. The 11 fights either ended impressively in the first round or it went the distance in exciting fashion, except the Aaron Simpson vs. Brad Tavares fight.
The long trail of events has reached its end as Saturdays UFC 132: Cruz vs. Faber will conclude the six consecutive weekends with a ZUFFA owned event. Having traveled to Vancouver, Dallas and Pittsburgh, they return to where they started on May 28th in Las Vegas.
UFC 132 is right around the corner and the preliminary card is positively stacked with great fighters and exciting matchups. Joe Silva has definitely outdone himself this time, and here we’ll discuss the potential outcomes of this stellar undercard.
Anyone sick of fights every weekend yet? I didn’t think so. While this fight card might not be the best of the bunch for entertainment value, it brings a huge variety of wagering options and should be the easiest to turn a buck on in the month of July.
Once it was announced that Jason “Mayhem” Miller would coach opposite Michael Bisping on Season 14 of The Ultimate Fighter, Aaron Simpson was left without an opponent at UFC 132 in July. Now with just over a month until the fight, Brad Tavares has been chosen as the replacement against Simpson.
The UFC looking to add some new talent to their middleweight division the UFC today signed undefeated South Korean Dong Yi Yang (9-0).
