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UFC 100
Date: Jul 11, 2009
Location: Las Vegas, Nev.
Venue: Mandalay Bay Events Center
Broadcast: Pay per view

 
UFC 100 will go down on Saturday July 11, 2009 at The Mandalay Bay Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. This is a historic moment for the UFC and MMA in general.

The rivalry between The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 9 coaches, Michael Bisping and Dan Henderson, will culminate at UFC 100 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center.

Bisping was an early selection to coach Team U.K. on the show, which is the first season to use a country-vs.-country format.

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Bisping, the light-heavyweight winner on the second season of "TUF," is currently 17-1 overall and 7-1 in the UFC. His lone loss came via close split decision to Rashad Evans at UFC 78. The loss prompted Bisping to drop to middleweight, where he's now 3-0 with wins over Charles McCarthy, Jason Day at UFC 85 and Chris Leben at UFC 89.

This is without question the biggest fight of Bisping’s career. Not only because it has title shot implications, but because Henderson is a crafty veteran who has competed against many of the best in the sport throughout his prestigious career.

Henderson won the Team U.S. slot by beating Rich Franklin in January at UFC 93. He was a member of the United States Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling team in 1992 and 1996 and has competed all over the world both as an amateur in wrestling and as a professional in mixed martial arts.

Henderson, will be gunning for his third title shot since rejoining the UFC in 2007. He was unsuccessful in bids to take Quinton Jackson's light-heavyweight title in 2007, and in his very next fight, he failed to take Silva's belt in a 2008 middleweight title shot. Since then, though, he's defeated Rousimar Palhares (at middleweight) and Franklin (at light heavyweight) to move to 24-7 (4-2 in the UFC).

UFC 100 fight card wil also feature UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar vs. interim champ Frank Mir and UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre (18-2) vs. top contender Thiago Alves (16-3).

Brock Lesnar vs. Frank Mir

Brock Lesnar (3-1) toppled former champion Randy Couture with a second-round technical knockout at UFC 91 last November to seize the title in only his fourth career bout.

Heavyweights Lesnar and Mir were originally scheduled to face off at UFC 98 on May 23 in Las Vegas, but Mir withdrew from the bout to recover from knee surgery.

Mir, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, stopped former Pride champion Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira with strikes in the second round at UFC 92 in December to earn the interim gold. Mir submitted Lesnar with a kneebar in 90 seconds during their first encounter at UFC 81 in February 2008.

Georges St-Pierre vs. Thiago Alves

St. Pierre last defended his title in decisive fashion over UFC lightweight champion B.J. Penn (13-5-1 MMA, 9-4-1 UFC) in a rematch of their 2006 clash. St. Pierre dominated Penn for four straight rounds. Penn acknowledged that he had sustained such abuse that he was more than likely knocked out on his feet after the second round. His corner threw in the towel at the end of round four to save the Hawaiian from further punishment.

Alves is a big, powerful muay thai striker capable of ending the fight with one punch or perhaps one knee. Karo Parisyan tried a takedown on Alves that resulted in a lights-out hard knee to the face. St-Pierre will need to be mindful of the knees but it shouldn’t be as big of a problem for him since his takedowns are among the fastest and most explosive in the UFC.

St-Pierre is the favorite at -300 to +200 and brings one of the best all-around games into the Octagon that the UFC has ever seen.

Thiago Alves +200
Georges St. Pierre -300 (Heavy Favorite / Likely Winner)

Brock Lesnar -275 (Heavy Favorite / Likely Winner)
Frank Mir +190

Dan Henderson -300 (Heavy Favorite / Likely Winner)
Michael Bisping +200

Jon Jones -500 (Heavy Favorite / Likely Winner)
Jake O'Brien +300

The most historic event in UFC just got bigger with the announcement that rap-metal pioneers Limp Bizkit are bringing their "Unicorns N' Rainbows" tour to Mandalay Bay Beach on Friday, July 10th to perform in their first North American concert in eight years as a part of the UFC 100 weekend.

UFC 100 Main Pay-Per-View Bouts:

* Brock Lesnar vs. Frank Mir (UFC Heavyweight Title)
* Georges St-Pierre vs. Thiago Alves (UFC Welterweight Title)
* Jon Fitch vs. Paulo Thiago
* Dan Henderson vs. Michael Bisping
* Yoshihiro Akiyama vs. Alan Belcher

Preliminary Bouts:

* Mark Coleman vs. Stephan Bonnar
* Dong Hyun Kim vs. Jonathan Goulet
* Jon Jones vs. Jake O'Brien
* Mac Danzig vs. Jim Miller
* CB Dollaway vs. Tom Lawlor
* Shannon Gugerty vs. Matt Grice

UFC 101 Declaration - Bet Penn vs. Florian

Event: UFC 101: Declaration
Date: August 8, 2009
Time: 10PM ET/7PM PT
Location: Wachovia Center, Philidelphia, Pennsylvania
 
UFC 101 is headlined by a title bout pitting UFC lightweight champion B.J. Penn (13-5-1 MMA, 9-4-1 UFC) against No. 1 challenger Kenny Florian (11-3 MMA, 9-2 UFC) on Aug. 8 at the Wachovia Center. In addition, Anderson Silva will make his next appearance in the 205-pound division, facing former light heavyweight champ Forrest Griffin.

UFC 100 Main event: UFC Lightweight Champion BJ Penn vs. Kenny Florian

Main card (Televised):

205 lbs.: Forrest Griffin vs. Anderson Silva
185 lbs.: Amir Sadollah vs. Johny Hendricks
185 lbs.: Kendall Grove vs. Ricardo Almeida
155 lbs.: Kurt Pellegrino vs. Josh Neer

Lines on UFC 102 have not been posted yet,but UFC 101 Betting Lines and UFC 100 Odds are now up at GamblersPalace.com.

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