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UFC 86 Odds - Quinton Jackson Vs. Forrest
Griffin Fight Lines at
Mandalay Bay Vegas
Date: Jul 05, 2008
Location: Las Vegas, Nev.
Venue: Mandalay Bay Events Center
Broadcast: Pay Per View
UFC 86 takes place on July 5th at the Mandalay Bay and
will be headlined by a Light Heavyweight Title bout
between Quinton Jackson and Forrest Griffin. |

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Quinton Jackson Vs Forrest Griffin Fight Lines
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UFC 86
promises to be an entertaining night. The main event will be
Quinton “Rampage” Jackson defending his Light Heavyweight
Title against Forrest Griffin. The two are currently coaching
the Ultimate Fighter 7.
Rampage is the heavy favorite to defend his title. Odds are
currently set at Rampage as a -260 favorite, with Forrest
coming in as a +200 underdog. Griffin earned a shot at the
title by defeating Mauricio “Shogun” Rua (16-3) at
UFC 76:
Knockout in September. Jackson has only fought once, against
Dan Henderson, since winning the title from Chuck Liddell in
May of 2007.
Former UFC heavyweight champion Frank Mir will take on Justin
McCully at UFC 86 on July 5 in Las Vegas. Frank Mir (11-3-0)
last stepped into the cage at
UFC 81 defeating Brock Lesnar by
submission in the first round.
Mir is riding high after a come-from-behind victory over Brock
Lesnar in February. McCully, meanwhile, will return from
injuries and fight in the octagon for the first time since his
successful UFC debut nearly a year ago.
Mir, a former UFC heavyweight champion, earned co-main-event
status during his UFC 81 fight with former NCAA Division I
wrestling champion and WWE performer Lesnar. On the verge of
suffering a TKO early in the fight, Mir got a break when
Lesnar was deducted a point for blows to the back of the head.
Lesnar continued to deliver brutal strikes,
but Mir survived to slap on a fight-ending kneebar just 90
seconds into the fight.
Mir, who suffered a devastating motorcycle accident in 2004,
picked up his second straight victory and his third win in his
past four fights.
McCully (8-3-2) has not fought since April of last year, due
to an injury that forced him off a scheduled bout at
UFC 77.
McCully’s last win came at UFC Fight Night 9 where he defeated
Antoni Hardonk by unanimous decision.
With his victory over Antoni Hardonk a year ago, McCully, a
member of Tito Ortiz's Team Punishment, is now 3-0 since
returning to MMA after a three-year break from the sport. He
has a four-fight win streak and has won five of his past six
fights overall.
Joe “Daddy” Stevenson will take on Gleison Tibau at UFC 86,
July 5 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Stevenson, who fell to
B.J. Penn at UFC 80 in January, will
look to create fireworks when he faces American Top Team
product Gleison Tibau in Las Vegas on July 5.
UFC lightweight Melvin Guillard (21-7-2 MMA, 4-3 UFC), who
briefly left the organization after back-to-back first-round
submission losses, will return to the UFC to fight Dennis
Siver (11-5 MMA, 1-2 UFC) at UFC 86.
lightweight Melvin Guillard (21-7-2) is returning to the UFC -
a bit sooner than expected - to take on Germany’s Dennis Siver
(11-5) at UFC 86 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
“The Young Assassin” Guillard was granted a temporary release
from the UFC, which he detailed in a colorful diatribe right
here, after he lost to hated rival Rich Clementi via
submission (rear naked choke) at
UFC 79: “Nemesis” back in
December 2007.
It was the second straight defeat for the Louisianna native
and the first since returning from a nine-month drug
suspension (cocaine) after his loss to Joe Stevenson at UFC
Fight Night 9 in April 2007.
Guillard got back to his winning ways after taking a unanimous
decision win over Eric Regan at Rage in the Cage last month.
Apparently that victory was sufficient enough for him to
rejoin the ranks of the lightweight division.
Dennis Siver. Despite being outpointed by Gray Maynard back at
Fight Night 12 and having an overall record of 1-2 in the UFC,
Siver hasn’t been knocked out in sixteen fights (Guillard’s
strength) and more than
half of his wins have come by submission (Guillard’s
weakness).
UFC 86 MAIN CARD
Champion Quinton Jackson vs. Forrest Griffin (for UFC light
heavyweight belt)
Ricardo Almeida vs. Patrick Cote
Joe Stevenson vs. Gleison Tibau
Josh Koscheck vs. Chris Lytle
PRELIMINARY CARD
Marcus Aurelio vs. Tyson Griffin
Jorge Gurgel vs. Cole Miller
Melvin Guillard vs. Dennis Siver
Justin Bucholz vs. Corey Hill
Steve Bruno vs. Chris Wilson
Jared Rollins vs. Ben Saunders
UFC 86 Results
| Forrest Griffin
Defeats Rampage Jackson by Decision in Upset: Coming into this
fight, everyone (including the bookies) agreed that the light
heavyweight champion Quinton “Rampage” Jackson should win his
bout against Forrest Griffin in UFC 86. However, the one thing
that Griffin has consistently shown since making it to the UFC
has been heart.
The guy can take a beating like
the best of them, but yet his never-say-die attitude doesn’t
seem to dim out. Coming into UFC 86, the challenger Forrest
Griffin was a huge +215 betting odds underdog against the
seasoned favorite Rampage Jackson -275.
Griffin was able to take
advantage of his height and reach, by jabbing and kicking
Jackson, keeping him at bait. The fight went the distance in
what turned out to be an exhilarating five round unanimous
decision in favor of Griffin.
QUICK RESULTS
- Forrest Griffin def. Quinton
Jackson (c) via unanimous decision
UFC Light Heavyweight Championship
- Patrick Cote def. Ricardo
Almeida via split decision
- Joe Stevenson def. Gleison
Tibau via submission - Round 2, 2:57
- Josh Koscheck def. Chris
Lytle via unanimous decision
- Tyson Griffin def. Marcus
Aurelio via unanimous decision
- Gabriel Gonzaga def. Justin
McCully via submission - Round 1, 1:57
- Cole Miller def. Jorge
Gurgel via submission - Round 3, 4:48
- Melvin Guillard def. Dennis
Siver via TKO - Round 1, 0:36
- Justin Buchholz def. Corey
Hill via submission - Round 2, 3:57
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